tetrisgm

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by tetrisgm 2y ago
That is a brilliant joke
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
They do. I think it’s one of these beliefs vs logic things
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
Response from friends who voted for this because of Elon: “let them cook“. This doesn’t seem to shock them
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
The idea of a delta between what’s known in a public cpu, and what’s documented is pretty frightening to me. I hadn’t considered this could be a thing. I always assumed it was simply doing what’s advertised. Naively.
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
Can we see meshes, exports in common apps as examples? This looks better than the other one on the front page rn
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
Jesus Christ. I'm pro foreign workers. I was one myself. My point is that these people keep saying they want skilled workers, and then bs like this story happens, proving that their argument about wanting skilled workers is just an e
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
It's almost as if the argument for skilled foreign workers isn't real
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
I honestly wonder what will happen now that the stock market AND the military industrial complex are both tanking. The F35 has a kill switch that makes it possible for the US to shut down the aircraft. Wasn’t an issue until we started threa
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
Too much hype x hyperbolic headline = lots of typing to explain why it’s wrong. So much energy burnt to this.
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
The argument to rebuild absolutely works. It allows Russia to recover their frozen assets, partner with China and Iran, and work with the US leadership. Understand that NATO will be diminished if Russia claims they are peaceful.
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
I’m simple on that notion: Russia is our adversary. They have assassinated people in the EU and UK. Sabotaged our pipelines. Paid anti EU politicians. Threatened EU powers. Shot down civilian flights. Made plans to invade the Baltics. They
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
I’m curious: were there NAS’ or WebDAV mount in the DOS era? Obviously there was FTP and telnet and such. Just curious if remote mounts was a thing, or if the low bandwidth made it impossible
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
I remember when social media was the hype at the start of web2, and a bunch of people came in saying everything would be social. Then the same thing with cloud. Big data. Bitcoin. VR. Ethereum. Web3. NFTs. I mean AI is cool and it helps wit
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
I’m not familiar with this type of masterful deal making.
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
Rest in peace. One of the top GMs of all time. Former world champion. Wonderful player. Thanks for all the amazing games.
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
I was a young teen when Command & Conquer came out. It was so damn cool. Westwood was at their peak: they made hit after hit after hit. The Kyrandia point & click series. The Eye of the Beholder series. Lands of Lore. Dune II. Every
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
There are very valid use cases that don’t involve firing artists. Plenty of upscaling / remasters benefit from this tech. If we think further, applying AI to something like RTX Remix would allow a lot of progress in keeping older games
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
It’s the tension between narrative storytelling and content creation. Also why so many indie developers end up making games that are a couple rooms with changing details (12 minutes, etc)!
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
Highly recommend watching the video linked in the readme: https://youtu.be/OooHTDMUSGY It is very well produced, funny and informative. Importantly, this means we can port the PlayStation 3 emulator or mine Bitcoin on the N
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
Rest in peace. His work was monumental. Level design is something that is often there as a way to simply service the gameplay. You make sections that enable to game loop. Half Life 1 is designed this way: set pieces for aliens and marines t
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
Beyond the impersonation, what sounds really odd is this was a group of people who planned this act together. On their own. I’d say that goes well beyond a prank or something similar.
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
It was a great show. Wish they had renewed it for a fifth season. The last one was excellent considering it wrapped up the Augments, the Klingons looking different in TOS, and many more arcs!
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
Hyperbolic hit piece. "the UK's Competitions and Markets Authority, an organisation charged with investigating and punishing tech monopolists (like Amazon) has just been turned over to Doug Gurr, the guy who used to run Amazon UK.
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
Their emotions are not in question. Unfortunately they decided to waste people’s time and money with this. They could have decided to teach others not to surf trains. They chose to make their problems other people’s responsibility.
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
Dude was 19. Dude rode a train. Take some responsibility as a parent, or don’t, because he was an adult.
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
Considering all the event invites I’ve gotten in the past two years are either Partiful or SecretParty, this is a cool development. Wonder which service people will end up using more. This might integrate better with Calendar and Wallet. Th
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
Thought the same
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
The Henry Ford school of product
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
What cut does Upwork or Fiverr take?
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by tetrisgm 2y ago
Simplified desktop doesn’t very clearly map to “very text oriented, barebones Linux UI“. I was expecting something more like the ststem76 Pop OS kinda thing when I read this.

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