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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
Welcome to emacs bankruptcy :-) It may seem daunting the first three times it happens but then you will have learned to adjust.
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
I sort of don’t hate this! Push these around a bit and that looks pretty usable to me.
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
The vast majority use no plugins at all.
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
> They find someone on one "instance" (not understanding what an "instance" is) and then can't (easily) follow them from their own instance without having to think about namespaces and all that The people you des
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
This is misunderstanding the situation, I’m afraid. It’s not about hiding someone’s posts. Singal is “won’t someone rid me of this priest”-style posting accounts to harass offsite and they are getting flooded with death and rape threats, pi
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
Now imagine how artists feel – and they didn’t even get any Pocket Monsters in return.
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
They are the third party.
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
It comes from macOS users, really. On windows nothing looks native because nobody can make sense of what native looks like in current-year. On Linux, lol. Lmao. On macOS? Your app better is native because it will stick out like a sore thumb
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
> Trust but verify. This is why I don’t bother with GenAI. It’s a lot harder to verify data from a machine trained to generate plausible looking data (that happens to be correct most of the time, sure) than from real data. Ofc this is ge
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
Understandable, they have been trained to convince you of their helpfulness.
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
You are absolutely correct. I am not expected to assemble my desk or the wiring for my workspace either. That’s because people understand that this isn’t part of my job.
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
Is the airport display downloading charlixcx.mp3.exe? Is it clicking malware attachments? I seriously want to know.
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
Why would it do that? How would a ransomware demand come up on it? Honestly, please tell me because this sounds utterly outlandish to me.
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
the more software you add to the display, including EDR , the higher the chance it will go down. you don’t reduce attack surface by introducing more surface and you don’t improve uptime by introducing additional single point of failures.
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
Godot is optimized to actually build your game, the cracks start to appear with everything that’s not explicitly about building your game (codec support, shipping to non Desktop platforms etc). Unity is really good at abstracting the finick
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
You have that control: allowlist individual devices
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
It has both with the most recent Dev Beta!
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
These articles provide a better summary than the LLM ever could: they are not worth reading in the first place.
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
A bunch of friends and I once toyed around with the idea of replacing microblogging through ActivityPub with one RSS feed per user. To then display them in one combined feed, I just added all of them to a category in my RSS reader, the way
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
You’re in luck! Your browser has a button to disable them and it will also activate Dark Mode!
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
you can compose UI on the backend without string substituting. Are you under the impress that JSX is some sort of thing exclusive to Frontend?
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
If they’d fracture your community, sure.
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
you will find that not allowing Nazis and the likes into your community generally ties it together, rather than cuts it apart.
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
Sure it means something, it’s pretty low on the PR talk scale even. Let’s see: > We believe deeply in "We", in this case, refers to Apple and as a company can’t believe in anything, it specifically refers to their employees. &g
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
You are seeing enemies where there are none. I am merely commenting on AI evangelists insisting I have to be psyched about every paper and poc long before it ever turns into a useable product that impacts my life. I don’t care about the int
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
No. The progress is not being ignored. Normal people just have a hard time getting excited for something that is not useful yet. What you are doing here is the equivalent of popular science articles about exciting new battery tech - as long
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
Nintendo needs that romset to stay up or otherwise they won’t be able to sell them on the next iteration of Virtual Console :o)
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by sussmannbaka 2y ago
In the former case, congratulations, you now know which book to buy that’s likely not an AI scam.
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by sussmannbaka 3y ago
Fast forward a few years and > <H1><FONT COLOR=red>...</FONT></H1> …every single goddamn time. is in fashion again! Only now it’s called class="text-red-500" :o)
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by sussmannbaka 3y ago
(anecdata for n=1:) Everyone I personally know who contributed meaningfully to subs I was active in has moved on to other sites. What used to be places sprawling with activity are still places sprawling with activity… but it’s mostly reduce

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