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by treve 2y ago
Why did this get flagged?
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by treve 2y ago
I wonder if these GPUs are good options for Linux rigs and if first-party drivers are made.
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by treve 2y ago
It's accurate to say more than half let this happen. You can include the people that didn't vote.
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by treve 2y ago
They absolutely have, but like the person you're responding to, I also believe there's way more to be done. It's hard to imagine things that don't exists yet (and it's not going to be me) but encouraging experimenta
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Yoast founders announce nonprofit plans after acquiring Post Status(therepository.email)
1 points by treve 2y ago|0 comments
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by treve 2y ago
you remember correctly. I clicked into a few links expecting to see the actual webring functionality but it doesn't seem to be there
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by treve 2y ago
Also works great with my Traktor mixer. Traktor doesn't have linux support for their software, so I was glad my mixer didn't brick after the switch
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by treve 2y ago
OP is talking about folks caring about making their environment a bit better, care about their craft or care about making an effort to make the world a better place. It's not really the same thing as your work not resonating with peopl
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by treve 2y ago
There's still lots of gatekeeping everywhere if you know where to look!
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by treve 2y ago
I feel this narrative about less experienced developers probably made sense to you back then, but it might be time to update it!
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100 Slaps: The Breaking News the Games Industry Ignored in 2024 [video](youtube.com)
6 points by treve 2y ago|0 comments
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by treve 2y ago
Warcraft 1 also supported this!
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by treve 2y ago
Is that easier? The first snippet is shorter and works on any runtime.
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by treve 2y ago
I work at a small company and I do try select for people that create because of internal drive. It doesn't strictly have to be programming, but it tends to be. I agree not every company needs this. It could even be a negative for some
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by treve 2y ago
I'm not arguing with you, but I'm giving you feedback on your communication style, which is even with this comment still completely lacking.
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by treve 2y ago
I didn't downvote you, but the terseness made it for me immediately come off as a kind of criticism, e.g.: "Why would we ever need it". May not have been your intent but if it was a genuine question, form matters.
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Putting Curveball in Maintenance Mode(evertpot.com)
7 points by treve 2y ago|0 comments
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by treve 2y ago
How dare the Germans organize an event in Germany insist on speaking German.
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by treve 2y ago
Looks like an amazing resource for webauthn. Currently diving into this so it comes at a nice time for me. But it's also great advertising against WebAuthn. Hard to believe that this kind of complexity is needed, but as with OpenID Con
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by treve 2y ago
It's been called a casino for kids. There's decent reporting around this. I wouldn't let my kid near this, or anything that has a game currency tied to a real-world currency.
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by treve 2y ago
On the origin of that phrase: https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/603690/origins-o... Seems like it _may_ not be Chinese. I've often seen it attributed as Chinese. Funny how that sticks.
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by treve 2y ago
One thing is a bit frustrating for me personally is that I have a few packages that get tons of downloads yet very little stars. This is because I solve a niche well. Im usually deep in the dependency tree, rarely as a direct dependency. I
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by treve 2y ago
Alternatively don't introduce incompatibilities in decades old formats. Even if you can somehow convince everyone to accept \n, older software exists and this will only serve to further erode how well things work together. If there was
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by treve 2y ago
Wouldn't the Twitter account be likely much older, and therefore have many stale/dead followers?
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by treve 2y ago
LLMS shines in places where low-effort slop was already acceptable. It's undeniable that the biggest impact the current AI wave is having on society is the amount of slop everyone has to contend with.
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by treve 2y ago
It's a rite of passage. I had some colorful 'dir' alternatives on MS-DOS 5 and eventually made my own with Turbo Pascal. Easy & fun afternoon project
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by treve 2y ago
Love this project and I've been following 'winamp skins bot' on mastodon and Twitter previously for a while. Fun blast to the past: https://indieweb.social/@winampskins@botsin.space Potentially a small correc
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by treve 2y ago
Chrome-based browsers only I presume :')
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by treve 2y ago
Perhaps controversial but I think the ability to ship continuously is also a factor. You just have to pass and fix the things with the most complaints after. A holistic view on the general user experience will never make it to the top of a
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by treve 2y ago
Painful! But appreciate the tip

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