retrochameleon

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by retrochameleon 5mo ago
Big casinos have been doing the same thing for a long time. At the end of the day, the casino world and the tightly controlled and manicured Disney theme park world don't seem all that different.
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by retrochameleon 6mo ago
I'll be impressed when it's a humanoid robot that has to contend with similar kinematic limitations as a human player.
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by retrochameleon 6mo ago
I get the feeling he was more so referring to the others, because the others besides S;G are pretty meh.
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by retrochameleon 7mo ago
Great point. Obviously can't expect them to vote against their own interests, because higher standards, higher accountability, and higher transparency will always be against those interests.
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by retrochameleon 7mo ago
Then the system should be redesigned such that transparency is a priority and cover ups are not feasible. And when cover ups eventually get found out, the punishments even more severe.
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by retrochameleon 7mo ago
There needs to be consequences for shitty, procedure-ignoring police work. Period. Minimum 1 year of jail time for grossly wrongful arrests that could be avoided with standard procedure or investigation tactics that were not applied.
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by retrochameleon 7mo ago
This is why I intensively avoid phrasing that invites affirmation. I present the scenario, the differing viewpoints and maybe a couple personal thoughts, and I try to make it compare and contrast to arrive at it's conclusion. I'd
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by retrochameleon 7mo ago
A whole suite of "k*" seems questionable considering the relative ubiquity of the KDE suite. Almost all their software starts with k
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by retrochameleon 7mo ago
You sound more like you like skills than MCP itself. Skills encapsulate the behavior to be reused. MCP is a protocol that may have been useful once, but it seems obsolete already. Agents are really good at discovering capabilities and using
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by retrochameleon 8mo ago
Your answer is less useful and thought out than the Claude response. Claude actually answers the question in the context in which it's being asked.
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by retrochameleon 8mo ago
I usually upgrade that to Micro$hit
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by retrochameleon 8mo ago
I went from Manjaro to EndeavourOS. Great experience and I don't see it changing anytime soon. The community is healthy and the project well managed.
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by retrochameleon 11mo ago
On my high performance SSD for games and other data that requires it. If I pay for 1 or 2 TB of high performance storage, I want to use that extra space for other things. Not to mention the fact that I don't want my storage to fill up
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by retrochameleon 11mo ago
Unreadable webpage on mobile. Text goes off the screen, and if you zoom out, the overflown text is on a white background.
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by retrochameleon 11mo ago
I'd nearly call it journalistic negligence. In fact, I think I will.
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by retrochameleon 11mo ago
"We're still going to make memory, just not for peasants."
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by retrochameleon 11mo ago
Taking up 500% of the space than is necessary is a cost to me. I pay for my storage, why would I want it wasted by developer apathy? I'm already disillusioned and basically done with these devs anyways. They've consistently gone t
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by retrochameleon 11mo ago
Incredibly baffling business decision to give up such a dominant position in the PC / OS market by continuing to enshittify it beyond repair.
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by retrochameleon 11mo ago
If the user can't figure it out (RTFM) and handle it, they probably shouldn't. Lest they break their own system and then blame valve either way.
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by retrochameleon 11mo ago
I was looking for all the same information immediately. I can't remember the last time I saw a breach notice that didn't specify what details were exposed.
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by retrochameleon 11mo ago
The fact that Gmail doesn't allow you to customize or expand your categories beyond the 4 it gives you frustrate me beyond belief. That, and the fact that there are countless examples of email sources that no matter how many times you
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by retrochameleon 11mo ago
I think you are trying to make the point that there is the ethical argument to consider the impact of a decision if your project has grown large enough that there is major dependence on it. I do agree there is an ethical obligation to make
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by retrochameleon 11mo ago
If anyone deserved the title "Beacon of Technical Excellence in Game Development," I'd like to nominate Embark Studios
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by retrochameleon 11mo ago
Content of the article is not really what I expected from the title. It talks primarily about configuring services (in China) to ensure resistance against DNS leaks and DNS poisoning.
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by retrochameleon 11mo ago
Gabe buying a yacht makes the company evil or something? What's your point? Valve has single-handedly massively contributed to Linux gaming. Buying their products is obviously beneficial to Linux gaming as a whole. It's in their b
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by retrochameleon 11mo ago
Because it gives you a console-like experience. What's so hard to get about that? In their own press release, Steam notes it's "just a PC."
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by retrochameleon 11mo ago
Immutable =/= locked down
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by retrochameleon 11mo ago
If only telecomms made any sense for the 25th century with easily verifiable sender identification, and it would block malicious, spoofed, and spam messages before they ever got to your phone in the first place.
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by retrochameleon 11mo ago
For the record, Arc Raiders (just released) makes me feel like I'm back playing MW2 in the golden days. Just in the sense of playing an awesome game and riding the wave of popularity with everyone else.
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by retrochameleon 11mo ago
VRChat has intriguing possibilities, but I always got the impression the underlying architecture and programming is too shoddy to really support the breadth of custom experiences people want to make. I tried various mini games or special w

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