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How about per-window private sessions?
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Or sneeze on them.
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Or a hydraulophone
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Or maybe this is Grok enacting malicious compliance to call to people’s attention the Wolfenstein series -- the power-fantasy guidebook to how to respond to a Nazi regime takeover.
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In the particular case of his channel's subject matter, I actually kind of like the dramatic cliffhanger effect that (un)intentionally heightens the narrative's tension, since his video is telling a story. Compare to doing that fo
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Here's another one: Air Canada 143 - Pilot calculated incorrect fuel due to metric/imperial unit mixup, and ran out of fuel midair. - Said pilot performed an impossible glider-sideslip maneuver to rapidly bleed airspeed just-in-ti
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1y ago
Surely you meant Outer Wilds enlightenment.
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For non-tech writers: Bearblog or Neocities For tech-inclined: Codeberg/GitLab/GitHub Pages or Cloudflare Pages
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Ok, where is this psychedelic community found? I must sample their handles for videogame character names.
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Meanwhile at xAI: "Let's have Wolfenstein in real life".
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and also the lavatory
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Not to be confused with Tungsten Carbide, a ceramic used for abrasives and ballpoint pen tips.
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It's like that video of a fledgling Myna opening its beak towards a crawling catepillar and expecting it to jump in automatically.
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I can't help but wonder what "Thoughts on AI" would say if Steve were still here.
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Iron Man (Earth-626), Iron Man (Earth-25519), Iron Man (Earth 42069 Prime)
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Also similarly: The Orange Catholic Bible
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I’d guess that it would be factored as “nonlinearity”, which might be characterized as some form of harmonic distortion, analogous to clipping nonlinearity of finite-ranged systems? Perhaps some conjugate relation could be established betwe
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also known as Applied Quantum Mechanics.
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Vectors are not necessarily discrete-domained. Anything that satisfies the vector space properties is a vector.
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Artificial Selection Shrunk Cods.
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Spherical Haromics approximating Spherical Cows?
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Perhaps mandatory Docker container packaging for EOL multiplayer games?
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> just because it's not making them enough money going forward. sometimes it's not even that -- it's to prevent the older version from competing with new releases. See Overwatch 1 -> 2 or Counter-Strike 1 -> 2
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Secret History of Windows ZIPFolders (2021) [video]
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Also, what should be the regulation on “service portal” softwares? Where the functionality is inherently the server side service rendered and the software is just a remote control, some might argue their games qualify under that category to
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I think in this case, the more appropriate adjective would be “quarantined”.
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Just because something is permitted by legal gymnastics doesn't mean it's not perverse.
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Also, software has two things going for older late-starters: - The mental muscles involved in the act of making software tends to be those that mature the latest, around 25--30. It is also the case for comprehending the concepts, because in
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Imagine if iPad gains a Windows Continuum-like morphing desktop functionality when docked with peripherals and a monitor. They could name the feature . . . Continuation?
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It's as they say -- Don't judge a chip by its die size.
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