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4y ago
Even using Steam in-home streaming on the same network games look much worse because of compression.
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4y ago
It’s all trained on real images, it can’t exist without the industry.
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4y ago
You're going to take issue with that instead of Druid part?
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4y ago
In my sample size of two different brands, this isn’t true.
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4y ago
> they will start embedding SIM cards in TVs that can’t be disabled There’s no need to start jumping at shadows here.
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4y ago
What kind of revival are they really looking for? They were super popular, and are still in heavy rotation on classic stations. Sure some critics could write some glowing retrospectives, but no one cares about that.
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4y ago
The production of Mellencamps songs is too clean for me. It takes all of the rock energy out of them.
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4y ago
One of the people paying for it said: > “Over the years I would sometimes compare Michael Heizer’s City project to some of the most important ancient monuments and cities,” Govan said in a statement. “But now I only compare it to itself.
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4y ago
Do game dev skills transfer to AGI? I know he's a smart guy, but I don't think that's a given.
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4y ago
My rule is when you start needing functions or arrays you should consider using something else. Bash is really neat and easy to get started with, but maintaining a large codebase is terrible.
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4y ago
I didn't know it ever worked that way, that's incredible. Reminds me of ChaCha, the texting service where you texted questions and a human would quickly look up the answer and text it back. It's a very cool idea that was quic
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4y ago
I stand corrected. I never heard that part of the story.
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4y ago
https://youtu.be/mXZ_htL1rOI This video is criminally under viewed.
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4y ago
That doesn't apply here. There's no remaining anonymous for someone who didn't attempt to hide their identity.
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4y ago
Seems like you’re describing architecture or sequence diagrams.
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4y ago
> even if it does save me time today when I'm typing in the code IMO this is the strength of Ruby/Rails. You can have something up and running incredibly quickly, but for complex applications it can easily become a mess. It
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4y ago
I've also wondered if it's time to back off on agile a bit. Or at least "agile" as it is implemented generally, which means we get to make up new requirements every two weeks. In my experience, the hardest maintenance pr
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4y ago
For me the big difference with Arch is that you choose all the different pieces (networking, disk setup, desktop environment, login manager, etc.), so when something goes wrong, you know exactly where to look. If something goes wrong in Ubu
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4y ago
Yeah well I don't have the numbers. Just saying it's still not easy.
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4y ago
Patreon isn't an easy ticket, but it does seem like it's opened up some interesting opportunities. I listen to a few podcasts where the hosts have been able to quit their full time jobs and live on Patreon income. Being funded by
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4y ago
I didn't know it was a Rails project, though I suppose it makes sense. That's neat.
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4y ago
Just know that wherever you go, people will probably complain, even if it’s behind your back. I don’t think it’s justified, but I hear lots of problems attributed to “California people” moving in. I think complaining about any change is jus
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4y ago
Rightfully so. People still have to physically write.
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4y ago
That homepage could use some work. I have no idea why I might choose that over asdf.
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4y ago
You give your files helpful names like: sales-2005-(copy)-Final-2015-(copy)-real-final-(copy).xlsx
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4y ago
These crypto gaming people are so entertaining. They combine all of the worst elements to come out of gaming in the last couple of decades, leave gaping holes in their implementation plans, then present it like it's the next iPhone. Tr
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4y ago
Any popular software has wrappers written around it, regardless of actual quality.
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4y ago
Anyone else amused by the title? To me it reads as “Man […] expands to hundreds of homes.”
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4y ago
It is shocking that such a clearly bad design choice has stuck, and that Helm has become so popular in spite of it. I've had my eye on jsonnet, I'll have to try that next time I do something in k8s.
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4y ago
I don't think we want Facebook to decide which laws are unjust.
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