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   by theragra 3y ago

   This claim does not look so wild of you encounter people outside your usual educated and smart bubble. Just recently in the sauna a girl explained to me how salt is good to your soul. But not white chemical salt from the store. Only raw sal
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   by theragra 3y ago

   I suffer from this with many things. After intense hiking, my brain still tries to move move limbs in my sleep.after writing unit tests all day, it tries to write.them for real life scenarios. Etc etc. It is pretty inconvenient to have such
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   by theragra 3y ago

   That's for sure. Still, if you want you can always use older tech, like they do with film cameras now.
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   by theragra 3y ago

   People who are concerned about global warming or nuclear weapons are also in cults?
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   by theragra 3y ago

   New generations will get used to more fps, and new content then would be able to filmed at 60 fps. I think that's a good thing. We can't be stuck in the past because of current habits
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   by theragra 3y ago

   It is funny but it is the other way for me. I'll accept linux, but I don't want to have anything to do with Apple
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   by theragra 3y ago

   This looks like extremely unfair, biased and outright lying article. Honestly, it is hard to even finish, because of obvious lies author perpetuates. Some: EA is in large about removing pain, not only adding pleasure. Also, there are many v
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   by theragra 3y ago

   What about software encode, is it real time?
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   by theragra 3y ago

   Chess show it is not so important.
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    by theragra 3y ago

    I wonder if author tried to create software he longs for. How much time it took and how much audience did he find?
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    by theragra 3y ago

    And you will again
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    by theragra 3y ago

    I think it might be hard from the legal standpoint to open source everything in these games. Game and source code - maybe. Other assets might involve dependencies on third parties, who need to give permission.
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    by theragra 3y ago

    In my experience, drug dealers always use this
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    by theragra 3y ago

    Not used for surveillance is the absolute minimum
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    by theragra 3y ago

    I also was able to see stuff in middle school, like in a movie. Now I can't see anything, like you. And I also have a lot of music in my head
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    by theragra 3y ago

    Reasoning is probably that they want you to listen to what they want you to listen, not that you want to listen.
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    by theragra 3y ago

    While this was entertaining to read, it is obviously clickbait and full of contradictions. If it were for author, electronic guitar should not exist. It is a gimmick, and allows too big concerts. Also, how a concert with couple hundred peop
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    by theragra 3y ago

    But who has?
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    by theragra 3y ago

    thanks
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    by theragra 3y ago

    Inferior only by single criteria. If you take multiple, not by a long shot. Ryanair, if I remember correctly, has very good delayed and cancelled flight stats, better than most classic airlines.
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    by theragra 3y ago

    Would amount of critical vulnerabilities be lower if we sacrifice some performance? 10-20%?
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    by theragra 3y ago

    To refresh your memory, android supported external gps receivers since forever, as it also did with embedding geolocation into photos. Iphone 3g, for example, did not support first, and supported second in an awful limited way. I can find
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    by theragra 3y ago

    Im happy even with JetBrains products. They display "working" popup on blocking operations, and do a lot of stuff in the background, which is not blocking my work.
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    by theragra 3y ago

    And why is their work more important than anyone else's? Why won't we pay doctors, teachers and others for 70 years instead of once?
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    by theragra 3y ago

    They can't now, because of cost. Surely it will be nothing in a few years. Nobody says anything about altruism, but a balance of public good and private profit. Like G.G. Martin is somehow much better than these corporations, profiting
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    by theragra 3y ago

    Why public good is so rarely mentioned in these trials? Authors earn living, yes, but two billion can use generative ai. Surely society and law need to find balance on this, and I personally think benefits to society mostly overweight nega
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    by theragra 3y ago

    I think museum is not right. Yes, de jure, artist is wrong. But this is kind of funny and people enjoyed this, and this is not so much money for a big museum. Europe is famous for tolerating art stuff, even if it is shocking or dumb or weir
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    by theragra 3y ago

    I agree to some extent. When I had livejournal, it was more authentic. Back then, you always have been seeing everything chronologically, and I hoped my friends will tell me about their lives. Unfortunately, writing is not for everyone, peo
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    by theragra 3y ago

    It would feel a bit weird to me, because it looks like marketing myself and my ego. In blogs or social networks, people only check you if they want.
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    by theragra 3y ago

    Some regulation is needed, otherwise it will stay the same.