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by vlunkr 4y ago
I don’t know why I decided to inject myself into a vegan argument
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Seems like you’re conflating monolith and monorepo.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
> I also know that she enjoys veal, so as usual, human hypocrisy WRT animal exploitation knows no bounds. That seems like quite the false equivalence.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
To make money selling music of unknown quality to a supervillain maybe.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
What was the point of the video? The big reveal is that they’re never going to reveal these pictures.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
They recently played a fan-made RLM-themed video game on the channel, which seems to be the most they’ve done to acknowledge their audience in a long time. Of course to balance it out they’ve trolled the audience again with this video.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Right, but that's rather obvious. It's true that people aren't often looking for fatal pranks, but you could do more benign like try to get people pulled over by causing them to speed unknowingly.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
This would probably be easy to exploit. Someone could drop a bunch of random invisible stop signs.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
It doesn’t do anything that well, so this could be the chance!
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by vlunkr 4y ago
I don’t know what that has to do with “the elites.” In my experience, discussing sensitive topics at work tends to bring out the people with the loudest and least nuanced opinions, and leaves everyone else feeling uncomfortable.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Same thing with mobile games, they’re constantly adapting to trends or doing seasonal updates. I feel like this is overlooked because “serious” gamers don’t care about mobile games, but one day people are going to be nostalgic for the Hallo
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by vlunkr 4y ago
> He’s just kind of a normal-ish OK guy who’s not a compelling foil to Homer. I’ve heard that the idea behind Flanders was to invert the “wacky neighbor” trope (think Kramer) that was prevalent in sitcoms at the time. Being a normal and
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by vlunkr 4y ago
I suppose they might as well while they’ve got their 5 minutes of fame.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
I know very little about this stuff, but doesn’t that just mean that the algorithm considers the original image to contain gore/violence?
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by vlunkr 4y ago
> I was ripping Loab apart, and putting her back together. She is an emergent island in the latent space that we don't know how to locate with text queries. But for the AI, Loab was an equally strong point of convergence as a verbal
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by vlunkr 4y ago
IMO the other reason to not care about bundle size is because the browser is going to cache them for you for free. All the API calls you make in a SPA are bound to be much much slower than your asset load time.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
They look great in screenshots, but in my experience they aren’t any more readable.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Unless you have some extreme circumstances, like a plugin that's leaking memory or 100s of tabs, I really really doubt that.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
That's fair, I was being hyperbolic. I thought I would like it, the cast is obviously great. The humor just fell flat for me.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
It’s the Ghostbusters 2016 strategy: blame negative reactions on bigots until everyone gets the chance to see for themselves that your product is trash.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
I feel like the obsessive listing/ranking of things on the internet has sadly made some people lose confidence in their own opinions. As a super specific example, you almost have to apologize if you admit to liking Dark Souls 2. Before
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by vlunkr 4y ago
In his defense, the main objections he has are the price, the lack of a physical keyboard, and the fact that Apple had never sold a phone before. In hindsight those seem funny, but in 2007 you would have heard those same talking points ever
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by vlunkr 4y ago
I followed r/MechanicalKeyboard for a while, but I get the same weird sense. There are cool posts of people building their own boards, caps, etc. But there are tons of posts from people who have probably spent 5 or 6 figures on their c
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Do you think software that changes more often is more secure? Seems backwards.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
> Joe can do no wrong and if people dislike him it's because they don't "get it" In my experience, it’s the opposite with Joe Rogan. His fans seem pretty casual, it’s the people who don’t like the show who are extreme
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Like I said, they already do it themselves for TV airing, is it criminal then? And sure Pulp Fiction would be a mess. That’s quite an edge case though.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Vidangel is a pretty absurd company. I read recently that they are still around and trying to come up with their next strategy. It does raise an interesting question for me though: is Hollywood losing out on profits by not offering censored
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Also scenes are occasionally filmed outside the studio where there is no live audience.
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by vlunkr 4y ago
There are lots of great comments here. I would also add, what would have been the point of learning computer science earlier in life? You could have started a career earlier? That’s just a different way to squander you childhood and college
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by vlunkr 4y ago
Replacing slack with IRC really doesn’t feel like a sincere proposal. Slack has persistent history for everyone, push notifications, image and other file uploads, audio calls, video calls, and screen sharing. And all of that works with no c

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