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by tetrisgm 8mo ago
I’m all for being careful about AI but mental illness is a thing, and people will unfortunately find ways to feed their delusions. If it wasn’t AI it’d be qanon or twitter or something else. I think it’s easy to spin a narrative that makes
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by tetrisgm 8mo ago
I switched from Fastmail to iCloud Mail and I’m happy.
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by tetrisgm 8mo ago
Thank you for the wonderful stories. Hyperion was such a trip. It managed to move me, an aging hardcore sci-fi fan, with its silly, chaotic, poetic universe.
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by tetrisgm 8mo ago
:( I wanted to read something interesting. Thanks for the heads up
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by tetrisgm 8mo ago
Ignore the clickbait aspect. It is one of the craziest flexes in game development. The guy had made Doom (nice fast pseudo 3D), Quake (fast 3D), and now made it look great. Finding obscure math and figuring out that it was the correct fit f
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by tetrisgm 8mo ago
What wonderful news. Babylon 5 remains one of the finest crafted sci-fi tales ever told. Hopefully this encourages more people to discover it!
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by tetrisgm 8mo ago
“runs on the 3.58 MHz 65816 CPU” - I love this. Consider adding a gif of this on the readme please :) I have no idea what the output can be like. Or the input even. Maybe it’s finally a good use for the Nintendo Mouse hahaha.
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Ask HN: What are you using to follow tweets in real time?
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by tetrisgm 9mo ago
oh god why make it so difficult to read the article. i know there's a button for simple text mode. i know this is purely for style. but why? this is something written to be read, is it not? it's not some kind of presentation, righ
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by tetrisgm 9mo ago
True. But if the shit gets real, you guys are the best in the world to deal with it. Plenty of Russians at the bottom of the lakes to attest that.
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by tetrisgm 9mo ago
People need training about these tools. The other day I ran an uncensored model and asked it for tips on a fun trend I read about to amputate my teeth with toothpicks. It happily complied. My point is they will gladly oblige with any reques
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by tetrisgm 9mo ago
This benefited Russia greatly. They sold their oil and ensured the biggest player in Europe was buying. The greens were funded this was and everybody clapped at the time. Huge mistake.
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by tetrisgm 9mo ago
Make more parties.
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by tetrisgm 9mo ago
Is there a docker compose?
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by tetrisgm 9mo ago
That is what I’m seeing as the common EU perspective. That notion is not shared by people in the US that much. As you can see in the other replies.
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by tetrisgm 9mo ago
What are your qualifications? My understanding is that most of the larger armies in the world, and nuclear weapons are there. And significant portion of our trade and US bonds.
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by tetrisgm 9mo ago
USA
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by tetrisgm 9mo ago
It is interesting to me that right leaning outlets do not seem to think so. They simply think we are entertaining an expansion and a sort of foreign policy shift. European outlets are absolutely terrified and pondering whether this is what
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by tetrisgm 9mo ago
It’s been the right’s spin for a few years. Eg: it was peaceful, until an ex fbi guy told them to go in the capitol. The idea being the Biden fbi did this. While Trump was in office. Also somehow antifa did this. And the violence was made u
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by tetrisgm 9mo ago
It’s been the right’s spin for a few years. Eg: it was peaceful, until an ex fbi guy told them to go in the capitol. The idea being the Biden fbi did this. While Trump was in office. Also somehow antifa did this. And the violence was made u
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by tetrisgm 10mo ago
Certainly very old school. Side note: this makes me wish the windows handhelds had a phone form factor and 5g
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by tetrisgm 10mo ago
Very unfortunate. Thank you for the wonderful moments. You created so many.
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by tetrisgm 11mo ago
If this were valid, more people would be making their own meals and their own furniture. And I don’t think the friction in vibe coding is that different.
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by tetrisgm 11mo ago
Thanks! If you have any extra pointers I’ll definitely explore. Turns out all the Xbox UI stuff require the latest windows insider. If there’s an LTSC version that covers that, it’d be absolutely perfect for my use case!
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by tetrisgm 11mo ago
I don’t want to deal with terminal. I don’t want to deal with entering my password. I don’t want to deal with snap. I don’t want to think about what aspects of my nvidia card won’t be supported. Those QOL aspects matter to me a lot. That’s
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by tetrisgm 11mo ago
Oh interesting, never heard of it. I do a bunch of emulation and gaming that sometimes requires esoteric drivers, does video streaming and ofc the latest nvidia driver. Does that windows let users mess with that part of the stack?
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by tetrisgm 11mo ago
Not “off”, but “null”.
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by tetrisgm 11mo ago
I’ve done it a few times. The gaming experience was lacking. I’m not a fan of virtualization and containers everywhere either, or having to enter my admin password every day. I’ll wait for the Steam console OS to be live.
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by tetrisgm 11mo ago
I’m perfectly capable. I find windows better overall. This might be the tipping point
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by tetrisgm 11mo ago
I’d pay good money to disable that feature and keep my pc as is. Or I’ll have to swap to Steam OS

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