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by tadfisher 3mo ago
Why Nix is great; you can run the IDE from within a Nix-managed dev environment and not have to teach the IDE about it. You can point a .desktop shortcut at it too. Requires a different way of working with projects though, so understandable
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by tadfisher 3mo ago
> What used to take 3 months is taking 9 or more.
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by tadfisher 3mo ago
Why would you no longer feel welcome?
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by tadfisher 3mo ago
More precisely: pinpointing you at a given place and time does not need a warrant. Collecting many such pinpoints, allowing authorities to reconstruct your exact movements at some point in the future (without needing to flag you or issue a
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by tadfisher 3mo ago
Doesn't have to be true. My state has public camera feeds for various highway stretches. Too low-detail to identify vehicles but easily enough to detect congestion.
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by tadfisher 3mo ago
If I want a philosophy degree then it's my God-given right to pay $240,000 plus interest for it. Maybe it shouldn't be subsidized, though.
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by tadfisher 3mo ago
Can we stop ourselves from irreversible harm to the planet, though? Not necessarily turning back, but imposing reasonable constraints to growth? I have less faith every day that this is possible. We are already going to clear 2 degrees C.
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by tadfisher 3mo ago
It should be under the EPA's authority. This has the potential to disrupt animal behavior within the illuminated area if it truly is as bright as a full moon.
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by tadfisher 3mo ago
Cameron himself doesn't like film grain, and he did indeed sign off on the excessive denoising.
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by tadfisher 3mo ago
> Europeans give so much power to EU and usually favor regulations by the government This antecedent is far too broad; what regulations, benefiting whom? It's pretty obvious in this case that the majority of their representatives do
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by tadfisher 3mo ago
Please don't generate comments here, it's against the rules.
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by tadfisher 3mo ago
Sounds like something I could finally build with Kotlin Multiplatform...
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by tadfisher 3mo ago
Is this the one from Leavitt? A Modern Method for Guitar [1] If so I will order it. Thank you for the suggestion. 1: https://berkleepress.com/guitar/a-modern-method-for-guitar-b...
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by tadfisher 3mo ago
I love tablature because it allowed me to learn the songs that I love and bring joy when I play. I hate tablature because it's like reading English as it's written out in IPA. I want finger positions and staff notation so I ca
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by tadfisher 3mo ago
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by tadfisher 3mo ago
Why did you need it from a script? Right click -> Save Page As... is still a thing and works quite well in my experience, even with complex React SPAs.
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by tadfisher 3mo ago
So... exactly the same situation the Unreal engine was in, before its current open-licensing model starting with UE3? I hear a lot of good things about modern idTech. Pervasive multithreading is one, and it's not particular to the FP
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by tadfisher 3mo ago
Very few projects change the default diffuse lighting algorithm for raster graphics in UE, which is Lambert shading. It has a particular "look" that reminds me of really early use of graphics shaders in games [0]. 0: https:/
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by tadfisher 3mo ago
This is content-marketing. And it is slop.
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by tadfisher 4mo ago
Where do I sign up for the plan administrator which lets me invest the funds in private stock? If this is only available for the rich and powerful, what is stopping it from being democratized?
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by tadfisher 4mo ago
Sorry, do Memphis residents get to control xAI's production? I think we're already in this situation.
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by tadfisher 4mo ago
In Star Trek canon, humanity figured out how to live in utopia by destroying all existing power structures in a Third World War. What is happening now is we have all our existing structure, and the existing requirement to earn money to live
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by tadfisher 4mo ago
When you can reliably prompt these things into insanity, then it's demonstrably not an infrastructure issue.
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by tadfisher 4mo ago
From the linked source code [0], the vulnerabilities are: CVE-2026-10702 [1]: A crafted JavaScript payload can trigger JIT miscompilation in Firefox versions prior to 151.0.3, leading to type confusion and potential renderer crashes or memo
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by tadfisher 4mo ago
Don't advertise "cross-platform" and list React, React Native and Vue as your platforms. The world is not JavaScript, at least not yet.
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by tadfisher 4mo ago
Does the F-Droid version of the app use hardware attestation?
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by tadfisher 4mo ago
I did it when OtherOS was removed. I have yet to miss any game I care about, and PCs have been a better investment overall.
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by tadfisher 4mo ago
There's one difference between your experience and mine, and that is that I learned about the etymology from people with uteruses on separate occasions after I had used the word. So it's not some meaning lost to time, at least to
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by tadfisher 4mo ago
In particular, people with uteruses can be hyper-aware of the etymology, and I've had several inform me about it in the past, which helped me decide to avoid it.
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by tadfisher 4mo ago
Highly suggest adding "hysterical" to your internal vocabulary filter.

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