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by nmz 3y ago
Flutes on rap music!? Lizzo disapproves.
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by nmz 3y ago
Book tours are still a thing. minus the money. Although maybe the big authors like King, Martin, Gaiman, Rowling, Sanderson, get something out of it.
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by nmz 3y ago
To sacrifice keyboard chording because mouse chording exists is... baffling. You only have 4 bindings, You have at least 50 keys in your keyboard with 3 modkeys, That's a lot of combinations to do anything you wish for. Sure, use the m
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by nmz 3y ago
If only it had keybindings.
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by nmz 3y ago
It is outdated. Streaming is now cable, which means the business model should revert back to be cable like. Get a couple of killer titles that carry the brand... Disney is doing this well with the Marvel titles. one ends, a new one starts,
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by nmz 3y ago
Why would you willingly not diversify your portfolio? Buy what you can when you can afford it. It seems like good business strategy?
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by nmz 3y ago
Most of my time looking at the screen is because I need to look to know where the button is. That's a huge thing, I should NEVER have to take my eyes of the road. Big woop? it absolutely is. Things are still mediocre, and I do admit th
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by nmz 3y ago
Considering how many companies Disney has been acquiring. It is absolutely the right choice.
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by nmz 3y ago
Seems like they never heard of the paradox of choice.
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by nmz 3y ago
Seems like a bad example, QI doesn't have a storyline ergo you don't need earlier seasons.
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by nmz 3y ago
We already have that, considering gpt requires a lot of code to train itself, the transition to a new language might not be worth it, so we might be stuck with the ones we have now.
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by nmz 3y ago
Well, we're heading for a future where no one programs and everyone just prompts chatgpt. So it seems the future of programming languages is no more programming languages.
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by nmz 3y ago
From dé- +‎ merde +‎ -er, literally “to remove oneself from the shit”.
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by nmz 3y ago
That already existed in the first place. Poor countries are not poor by choice. And removing avenues of financial support (and an import at that) is not a net positive.
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by nmz 3y ago
I hope you say that when your job gets replaced.
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by nmz 3y ago
The main reason is the web is run via ads which are fueled by cookies. browsers have no interest in limiting their functionality in any way. It's a deal with the devil kind of thing. spyware v free web.
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by nmz 3y ago
At that rate, is the codegpt output any different than outputting from /dev/urandom?
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by nmz 3y ago
It's interesting that they're serving uncompressed text, they could be serving gzipped content-encoding which would save a bit of bandwidth which translates to power usage.
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by nmz 3y ago
You can be compassionate without being empathetic. You can recognize, intellectually that someone is in distress and still help. I cannot even imagine the pain someone is in, actually, I think its healthier to be compassionate without being
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by nmz 3y ago
I always think of manipulative people. They might be sympathetic to your situation, but they do not have compassion, meaning they employ their understanding to F you over. Sympathy is good for the good, but for bad actors, it is a tool to u
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by nmz 4y ago
That rarely happens, on the contrary, any imposed standards or regulations are simply outsourced to wherever those standards do not exist.
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by nmz 4y ago
I suppose HN is unwilling to admit to itself of the obvious societal demerits they are enabling. Lying to oneself is I suppose very human, and exactly what you would expect of someone doing something unethical. The same thing happened with
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by nmz 4y ago
We never needed to be this productive anyway, we are completely swarmed with content, to the point that if we stopped producing today we would still be consuming new media after 100 years.
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by nmz 4y ago
I disagree on this viewpoint entirely. You should not help the least, but the most. Collectivism improves society, which also includes individuals. Now, this isn't to say you should never take an individualistic standpoint. But to do s
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by nmz 4y ago
Weren't we amazed a couple of months back when menuetos managed to get audio latency down to 1ms? Yes this is ridiculous but latency does exist and is quite perceivable.
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by nmz 4y ago
Suppose I create a bot and create millions of accounts. post in each article, now you're spending a huge, myriad of time just filtering/ignoring users.
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by nmz 4y ago
It doesn't fit the criteria, because being outside is not ASMR either.
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by nmz 4y ago
No audio effects != ASMR.
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by nmz 4y ago
This is kind of unfair, unless you're in an indent based language you cannot get rid of this. The only other solution I've seen was in a pascal-like language, where you did end function NAME and that would close everything inside.
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by nmz 4y ago
Certainly factor/retroforth, Forth is too low level to be useful, but with support for quotations and streams, factor/(retro?) might be good, dealing with series a la rebol is also a good idea. Unfortunately all of those languages

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