thrillgore

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by thrillgore 3y ago
Having seen Diane bootlick for the telecoms most of my life, good riddance. Yes, you heard me. I am not even going to pause for a condolance or bite my tongue. I'm glad she's gone. She was 100% unfit for the position in the last f
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by thrillgore 3y ago
Typical Google.
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by thrillgore 3y ago
I was a big proponent of Jira over all other PM systems because of its functionality but now? Gitlab is better, and isn't enshittifying as quickly as the rest.
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by thrillgore 3y ago
Standard behavior of a narcissist.
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by thrillgore 3y ago
That's great news. Someone else's computer is increasingly becoming...not cheap and AWS et al are turning up the cranks on their products for lock in.
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by thrillgore 3y ago
Godot is not really optimized for thousands of entities but they're getting there. Also, the tooling for consoles isn't there. I use Godot almost exclusively and its impressive what they've built.
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by thrillgore 3y ago
This is like watching a friend make a dumb decision you feel powerless to stop.
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by thrillgore 3y ago
Bet you dollars to donuts its CSAM
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by thrillgore 3y ago
Are they gonna change licenses in the next week, too?
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by thrillgore 3y ago
> However, there are other vendors who take advantage of pure OSS models, and the community work on OSS projects, for their own commercial goals, without providing material contributions back. We don’t believe this is in the spirit of op
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by thrillgore 3y ago
I honestly thought that the CURIE was such a ridiculous idea in game I was shocked to find the FLIP really existed.
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by thrillgore 3y ago
The FLIP was a novelty, and there's really not a need to switch orientation now that ROVs are common. It lived and died as an outlier. Rest in peace, RP FLIP.
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by thrillgore 3y ago
From 8 bits to watch game in one release. On another note i've been playing the mobile release of Papers Please and its great.
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by thrillgore 3y ago
Given how quickly Unreal has taken the (already taxed) VFX space by storm, they are desperately trying to catch up.
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by thrillgore 3y ago
I look at Hurd and how it took this long for it to boot X, and I look at Redox and its booting and pretty active. Hurd died the day Linux went GPLv2. It's a shame too, I trust the Redox design in every other regard. Someday it'll
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by thrillgore 3y ago
I've been playing with Redox a lot lately. By comparison, everything is big compared to Redox.
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by thrillgore 3y ago
And if you can't afford the creatives, content becomes the product of the elite. We can't let that happen. Let the VFX and Gaming industries unionize.
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by thrillgore 3y ago
Apple is currently in litigation with Khronos https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22538214
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by thrillgore 3y ago
For me, the issue is there's work, but nobody wants to hire me because I: * Have been off the job market for a while because nobody would interview me let alone consider me * The last job I had was a month long, and it ended with my te
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by thrillgore 3y ago
They're working to transition Godot out of the SFC to its own Foundation.
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by thrillgore 3y ago
I don't visit reddit anymore so I need to see more substantiated claims before I give this any thought. Besides my already established biases towards AI: It's threatening to creative endeavors, not because it exists, but because i
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by thrillgore 3y ago
Conover is currently acting as mediator for the WGA strike. He has as much of an agenda as Chouinard.
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by thrillgore 3y ago
Except for Sam Altman.
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by thrillgore 3y ago
If there's anyone who can speak to the risk of AI, its Sam Altman, the signatory of this letter, CEO of OpenAI, a member of Y Combinator, and a contributor to Hacker News. Instead of making this a diversionary puff piece, I would like
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by thrillgore 3y ago
Must be nice to be paid to do little.
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by thrillgore 3y ago
And my response to that is: Laws and decrees have to be written in what manner they can oppress the least, but its on the public to hold the right people accountable so these laws remain fair.
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by thrillgore 3y ago
I've had good mileage with Boost. Had will be a key word.
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by thrillgore 3y ago
Seeing a lot of the replies here focus on the EU's prevalence of anti-hate speech laws, there's clearly one genus of the audience that sees the EU as being "restrictive" on their kind of free speech. Which is not surpris
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by thrillgore 3y ago
I am seeing a lot of 0 karma and less than a day old accounts posting here. I think we may be getting botted.
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by thrillgore 4y ago
Police in the US have no obligation to serve the public or prevent crime due to Warren vs DC.

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