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by uncircle 1y ago
Shorter than I would have imagined.
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by uncircle 1y ago
Mine looks slightly similar: my top result is the Wikipedia page for Midjourney. I've pinned all results from wikipedia.org, which is a killer feature and why I'm paying for Kagi, instead of giving away my data for free to Googl
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noclip(noclip.website)
3 points by uncircle 1y ago|0 comments
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by uncircle 1y ago
1. Design hardware. 2. Build hardware. 3. Oh, no! The hardware has a bug! We'll somehow fix it in software. And fixes come only if there is an economic reason for doing so. As soon as the company starts developing the next product line
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by uncircle 1y ago
I've been told on this forum, when I was having a hard-time landing a job in 2022, that it's a tough hiring market. Since then, the sentiment is exactly the same, if not worse due to long-term economic uncertainty and LLM job&#x2F
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by uncircle 1y ago
You can be empathetic about life and still recognise your biology and your place in the ecosystem. Usually cultures around the world celebrated this fact by being thankful and mindful of the food in front of them, especially if you yourself
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by uncircle 1y ago
You don't get Hacker News karma if you quietly fix a bug instead of complaining about it, though.
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by uncircle 1y ago
Economically brave. Imagine building the most advanced and expensive piece of technology your society ever created, with small margins of success and the knowledge it'll last less than an hour before imploding upon itself. And then try
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by uncircle 1y ago
Does recognising a state stop people from being blown to bits? Not in my experience.
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by uncircle 1y ago
Serious question: how is declaring “oh wait, Palestine actually exists!” help the plight of the Palestinian people? I really doubt Bibi and his cronies will lose any sleep over a timid declaration in a climate that is increasingly critical
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by uncircle 1y ago
And, in most cases, they tend to learn from their mistakes.
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by uncircle 1y ago
Not only you, but also makes people of the opposite sex around you more attractive https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beer_goggles
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by uncircle 1y ago
Either you are a good, innocent soul or you’re an economist. Mind you, they are mutually exclusive.
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by uncircle 1y ago
> This video is no longer available. This is why I recommend everybody to stay AWAY from Youtube Music. I migrated my curated playlists from Spotify a few years ago, and to my surprise now I have dozens of songs that are no longer availa
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by uncircle 1y ago
I've never seen a $20 bill on the ground in my entire life, so I guess the economists are actually right.
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by uncircle 1y ago
That is correct: in Brendan's own words: https://youtu.be/XOmhtfTrRxc?si=5J7LrNIaNo-_GNf7&t=99 (starts at 1:39)
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by uncircle 1y ago
> Like the joke about the economists not picking up the $20 bill on the ground? For those like me that don't know the joke: Two economists are walking down the street. One of them says “Look, there’s a twenty-dollar bill on the sid
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by uncircle 1y ago
> I wonder what it says about me or my life that my first thought was that it sounded absolutely wonderful. What sounded wonderful to me was this sentence: 'One store kept a record of an order: "one loaf of bread, a can of sar
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by uncircle 1y ago
> The important piece missing from both of these comments IMHO, is that sunburns are the problematic piece. Then the problem is light skin tone, and the advice to wear sunscreen always , only applies to them, hence my doubts. I do not g
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by uncircle 1y ago
Funny how VR was the hyped thing when the show was filmed, and today the hype has been replaced wholesale by AI. Also funny how Meta has been trying to capitalise on both things.
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by uncircle 1y ago
I’m a Millennial and I’m no lizardman, thank you very much.
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by uncircle 1y ago
RDR2 ran beautifully on Linux for me. If you were part of the team, excellent work.
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by uncircle 1y ago
There is a lot of weird discussion on English-speaking forums that you should always always wear sunscreen, even if the day is grey, because skin cancer is a constant risk. I do not get if it’s a massive and long-running marketing campaign
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by uncircle 1y ago
Don't use the vouch mechanism, it's a trap. I've had it disabled on my other account because I vouched "flame-bait" and thus I was revoked of the privileges, as dang explained to me via email, and I quote: "we
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by uncircle 1y ago
VDG must be so busy that my #1 feature request for KDE, support for smart copy&paste in Konsole, has been stuck in bikeshedding hell for almost 5 years because the maintainer didn't want to merge an optional feature without the VDG
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Render Hell 2.0(simonschreibt.de)
2 points by uncircle 1y ago|0 comments
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by uncircle 1y ago
The website lists “light requirements” for this game: 1Ghz processor, 512 MB of RAM Not what I expect for a game written in QBasic
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by uncircle 1y ago
Yeah, how did satire fare when Hitler was in power? Let's perhaps say that if satire doesn't directly prevent authoritarianism, it works as a very effective canary in the mine.
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by uncircle 1y ago
Probably more like "Republican People's Democracy of America"
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by uncircle 1y ago
Harambe, for one.

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