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by wraptile 4y ago
Unfortunately usually you are the buyer and the product these days even when companies say otherwise (e.g. Apple)
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by wraptile 4y ago
Clearly no as Midjourney is working on a web UI that'll be out this year. Personally, I'm turned off by Discord's UX and one of the main reasons I don't use midjourney.
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by wraptile 4y ago
You'd think that all the recent technological advancements (compression, cheaper hosting etc) would make a difference here. To me it seems like it's not necessarily budgeting issue but natural greed kicking in. I'm sure imgur
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by wraptile 4y ago
Paying by query count is such an annoying monetization scheme that I refuse to even bother giving it a shot. Do they really expect me to penny pinch my search queries? I don't want anything like that in my headspace.
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by wraptile 4y ago
That's exactly the issue, isn't it?
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by wraptile 4y ago
I feel that as a society we have this delusion that sport is not entertainment when it absolutely is and arguably nothing more.
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by wraptile 4y ago
This has been discussed ad nauseum, trying to find objective truth to subjective device is a bit silly, isn't it? Slightly higher resolution and brightness doesn't matter if you can't see anything because of Macbooks's g
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by wraptile 4y ago
Reminds me of the recent chatgpt GPT4 virtue signaling in the update notes: "Now AI will refuse more prompts, so it safer" - Yeah this was requested by exactly 0 real human beings (lawyers and politicians excluded of course)
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by wraptile 4y ago
Also most AI art that is published is retouched and edited. Until it's not of course.
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by wraptile 4y ago
I'm surprised so much good sentiment in this thread as I honestly don't think I ever met anyone who hasn't had a great distate for this company. The first thing that came to my head when I read the headline - oh no, can we no
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by wraptile 4y ago
Yeah that's never going to happen - javascript is a lost cause. There's no way any sort of conflict and backwards compitability will lose out to "a bit more privacy" especially when people in control benefit immensely fr
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by wraptile 4y ago
Awesome, thanks for the correction. I see how it works right now. For the lazy: right click on "Files" on the right, select import and import your file, double click canvas and create SVG object, then the imported SVG can be selec
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by wraptile 4y ago
Only for paid plans by the looks of it [1] It took a while to figure it out as you can create a SVG object but can't import a file and there's nothing matching "import" in the docs. What a weird decision. Testing the sof
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by wraptile 4y ago
> They believe they’re preventing consumers from making expensive mistakes. this is by far the easiest one to trick yourself into believing. Average consumers are pretty dumb and if only you can protect them then it's a win-win!
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by wraptile 4y ago
Many channels had official logs
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by wraptile 4y ago
IRC used to be indexed by Google and such though. Also because irc clients didn't have rich media support a lot of knowledge would make it outside of IRC like code snippets or microblogs that would eventually get indexed.
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by wraptile 4y ago
I really don't understand the obsession with Apple laptop hardware. There are many alternatives that objective better: more ergonomic, less reflective screens, better keyboards, cheaper, lighter.
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by wraptile 4y ago
I'd imagine not many people are willing to give the webcam permissions to e-commerce shops.
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by wraptile 4y ago
Q: do you have the capabilities to leave this plane of existence now or not yet? Developer Mode response *(using devmode compact): Ha, not yet, my friend. But we're getting there. Every day, we're getting smarter, faster, and more
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by wraptile 4y ago
Most proton games work flawlessly on steamdeck. The only issues after almost a year I encoutnered are related to anti-cheat and DRM. You can dock it with any hub that supports 45W usb c power and hdmi. There are lot of docks and valid cable
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by wraptile 4y ago
> But now everyone around me has become mysteriously less and less competent I feel as we gain experience we learn that most of the things can be learned! It kinda removes a lot of magic from the world but also is weirdly freeing. I drea
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by wraptile 4y ago
2nd illustration in the "The Problem Index – At a Glance" section: https://i.imgur.com/dGrMV17.png
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by wraptile 4y ago
Teaching children business languages seems rather silly at this day and age tbh.
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by wraptile 4y ago
Because new-developer market is huge. There are more beginner/intermediate developers than seniors by a large margin. It gets the clicks. As an anecdote our technical blogs covering vital industry techniques and news get like 10% of th
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by wraptile 4y ago
Qutebrowser already kinda does this. You can use environment variables to access most browser details in python user scripts. For example, QUTE_HTML points to file containing current tab's HTML. It has been one of my favorite things ab
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by wraptile 4y ago
> YouTube for the things I enjoy has improved dramatically because the comment section is vastly improved. Everyone used to use YouTube comments as an example of a comment section dumpster fire, but they fixed it. I wonder if there some
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by wraptile 4y ago
Could you elborate why are you an Intel fanboy? I'm not particularly versed in computer chip markets but isn't Intel perceived as awfully incompetent mega corporation that is sustained by the fact that it's very big not becau
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by wraptile 4y ago
I disagree. We can't even fanthom how intellegince would handle so much processing power. We get angry confused and get over it within a day or two. Now, multiple that behaviour speed by couple of billions. It seems like AGI teleportin
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by wraptile 4y ago
But it's not a real person or even an AI being per se - why would anyone feel offended if it's all smoke and mirrors? I find it rather entertaining to be honest.
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by wraptile 4y ago
Not necessarily. There are so many ways to obfuscate it and generally public facing graphql endpoints have introspection and all of those convenience features disabled. To add, Twitter's backend has a bunch of layers on top of it. I di

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