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"Invisible" bend insensitive bidi fiber is amazing for home wiring(old.reddit.com)
2 points by unleaded 6mo ago|0 comments
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by unleaded 6mo ago
What this article is about is that Nintendo used a format standard in the emulation community for the ROM, it's possible they downloaded it but it's not like there's some "downloaded from ROMZ-ZONE.RU" watermark in
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by unleaded 6mo ago
copyright infringement is awesome
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by unleaded 6mo ago
When people cricitize Linux there's always people responding "it's simple really, just run this super long command and do this and that".. looks like the same thing to me.
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by unleaded 6mo ago
It's easy to apply the same pattern of "people hated it, then liked it" but I think something's different about AI. I think a lot of the kneejerk reactions are subconscious but I don't think that means they're
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by unleaded 6mo ago
This is from the original authors of ZSNES. I think they know what they're doing. smartassery aside LLMs are pretty shit at esoteric stuff like this. Especially retro stuff in my experience they mainly tend to get super excited about h
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by unleaded 6mo ago
The purpose of writing is to get your thoughts across in words. A prompt sufficient enough to get out an article with zero chance of it adding things you don't mean has to contain as much information as the article itself would. Just w
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by unleaded 6mo ago
What's behind this new obsession with TUIs/CLIs anyway? You always had people obsessed with i3 and vim etc but this is something different.
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by unleaded 6mo ago
Those types of laws aren't all that bad.. they got us this: https://segaretro.org/Dottori_Kun
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by unleaded 6mo ago
What's with all these new accounts posting Claude-generated comments?
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by unleaded 6mo ago
I thought it was an NXP i.MX? or did they make another revision
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by unleaded 6mo ago
It's a marketing strategy. If it's almost certainly conscious and capable of ending the world if it desired (even if it isn't), imagine how good it could be at building your dream SaaS!
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by unleaded 6mo ago
Who would want to read about the thoughts of an AI? All it knows about your thoughts are from what text you already fed it with, and it will end up adding things you don't intend or agree with. Even just telling it to fix grammar it ca
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by unleaded 7mo ago
am i the only one that sees the irony in this website being made entirely with AI? Especially as it's so simple.
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by unleaded 7mo ago
>If by "conciously using it" means picking it over the alternatives and not using it while unconcious, then yes presumably that subset of people prefer it over the alternatives. That's pretty circular reasoning. Most peopl
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NetBSD 11.0 RC3(netbsd.org)
2 points by unleaded 7mo ago|1 comments
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by unleaded 7mo ago
My sentiment with windows (likely shared by most people here consciously using it) is that it's a good OS at heart somwhere. The core of it is very solid and has been for a while, and most of the crap parts that people complain about (
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by unleaded 7mo ago
i mean you do for any phone line
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by unleaded 7mo ago
see also: https://bisqwit.iki.fi/story/howto/dither/jy/
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We rebuilt the Shockwave engine in Rust and WASM to save early 2000s web games(old.reddit.com)
15 points by unleaded 7mo ago|3 comments
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by unleaded 7mo ago
think their target market is closer to the £20 segment than the £200 segment
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by unleaded 7mo ago
and people are worried this machine could be conscious
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Bitwig Studio 6(bitwig.com)
10 points by unleaded 7mo ago|1 comments
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by unleaded 8mo ago
Active Scripting is the technology you are thinking of, JScript and VBScript are just the frontends for it that are shipped with Windows. It's honestly a pretty cool idea on the surface (coming from someone that's never actually u
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by unleaded 8mo ago
Somewhat unconventional (and i'm not really a seasoned reverse engineer so take it with some salt) but I started by hacking old video games (nes, gameboy, arcade.. that kind of thing). You could start with making basic action replay RA
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by unleaded 8mo ago
The network effect as seen in the other comments plays a big part, but also discord offers a useful service that really nobody else does well. there's a lot wrong with it but you can still create a community in a few clicks and you hav
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by unleaded 8mo ago
also developing an app is something you need to be quite tech savvy to do anyway. genuinely are there really people who have the skill and patience to do that and then get stumped trying to deploy it? clearly there are since stuff like this
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NetBSD 11.0 RC1(netbsd.org)
53 points by unleaded 8mo ago|7 comments
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by unleaded 8mo ago
it literally is though that's why i'm confused. you pay a flat monthly fee and get a box that runs linux. yes you might not be able to press one button and Effortlessly Deploy Your AI-Managed SaaS Infrastructure Product To Valued
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by unleaded 8mo ago
asking £200/month for the high tiers isn't enough?

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