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by soapdog 3y ago
Lemmy does it with ActivityPub. Reddit does it too.
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by soapdog 3y ago
Want to wash my monitor after reading this article... argh.
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by soapdog 3y ago
A.I training models...
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by soapdog 3y ago
I’m not here to tell people what to use, but personally I don’t find their business method and the way the training sets been built to be ethical. As far as a “development community” exists, we have usually been very vocal when there are li
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by soapdog 3y ago
Not at all. It just made me annoyed that every single company is trying to cram AI into all the tools and services.
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by soapdog 3y ago
Not gonna happen for anything big enough like a server or laptop class of computers. There is too much gap in terms of software to justify adopting a new ISA. Also, designing those high-performance ISAs cost a lot of money, both in terms of
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by soapdog 3y ago
Doubt it, I suspect Microsoft will get an exclusivity deal going on with them so they're only sold to Windows-on-ARM machines.
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by soapdog 3y ago
Good E-Reader YouTube Channel and website got reviews for most of the available devices.
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by soapdog 3y ago
:-O do you have some demo of it running or a blog post about it. I'd love to learn more.
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by soapdog 3y ago
nothing web3 is shaping any future of the open internet whatsoever.
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by soapdog 3y ago
well, as long as you understand that ugly is not an absolute and that what you find ugly might actually be awesome for someone else.
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by soapdog 3y ago
Because many people will refuse to call an art piece art in an effort to dismiss that work as valid. Not calling it art is a form of gatekeeping.
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by soapdog 3y ago
Good lord, there is so much more to Duchamp than that urinal. Also, it misses then point of my comment in its entirety. It is about what intention is behind the work, not about the piece themself (a bit more complex than that but that is en
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by soapdog 3y ago
First: I never called myself an expert. I said I was an arts undergrad, there is a difference there. Second, I never mentioned that urinal. I mentioned two artists that had intentionality and process tied to their work. Duchamp is not just
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by soapdog 3y ago
As someone who graduated from an art school, let me be another voice here to say that you're absolutely wrong. Art is about intentionality and process. Duchamp and Wahrol are prime mainstream examples of that. The intervention in urban
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by soapdog 4y ago
Thats Turbo Pascal, right? Been there, still miss it.
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Analysis of Lisa Clascal source-code(eschatologist.net)
62 points by soapdog 4y ago|15 comments
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D&D’s Open Gaming License May Have Become a Trap for Creators(eff.org)
13 points by soapdog 4y ago|1 comments
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by soapdog 4y ago
AppleScript was just like that.
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by soapdog 4y ago
I remember CGI very fondly. I'd still use it to this day in my personal projects if it was not for the fact that I'm running vanilla Caddy 2 that comes without support for it. Now, CGI and FastCGI are cool, but who else here built
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by soapdog 4y ago
They force books in the 3-10 price bracket to artificially keep the eBooks cheap. Authors in the KDP program will lose money if they charge between ~10 and ~20. It doesn't matter if as an author you have a book that should be priced ab
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by soapdog 4y ago
Artists need keyboards too, they're not exclusively for coding. Lots of writers use iPads for example, and keyboard shortcuts are something most digital artists rely on while drawing.
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by soapdog 4y ago
As I mentioned in https://andregarzia.com/2022/06/about-ipads-and-developers.h... , iPads and more specifically iPadOS are not built for developers. If you want to be a developer and use a tablet, you should be loo
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by soapdog 4y ago
Exactly that. I use WebMentions to gather information about people sharing each blog post and also for comments. If you want to comment on the site you can simply send a WebMention. For example, sites such as Lobste.rs do that so every time
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by soapdog 4y ago
I am using it on my website. It is great and makes it so much more fun to blog. I really recommend implementing it.
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by soapdog 4y ago
Your apps look really neat. :D
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by soapdog 4y ago
They had the 2GB and 4GB in stock when I arrived a couple hours ago. They said they'll have the 8GB tomorrow.
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by soapdog 4y ago
That is selling it short. In ChromeOS, the browser might be front and center, but the internals of the OS are mostly normal OS stuff. FirefoxOS had JS/HTML/CSS used all around the OS itselft besides the browser app/experience
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by soapdog 4y ago
Originally it was a configuration language. That global syntax makes it friendly to people writing configuration files. Anyway, if that bothers you, you might want to use luacheck or some other linter which will pick it up.
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by soapdog 4y ago
Lua versions are thoroughly explained in their documentation page which includes a page on versioning: https://www.lua.org/versions.html The very first section in that page is explaining how the versioning works: The re

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