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by zzbzq 2y ago
He already sold his cars to all the silicon valley nerds by pretending to be all about simulation theory and whatever nerd podcasts were talking about for the 2010s. Now he's catered his image to the opposite to sell to people who didn
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by zzbzq 2y ago
I literally don't know what people mean when they say processed food, and neither do they. It's a weasel word based on circular, no-true-scottsman, logic.
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by zzbzq 2y ago
I claim "processed food" isn't even a cogent concept.
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by zzbzq 2y ago
Never liked it. Ignores the wonderful fact that javascript's type system natively distinguishes undefined from null values. { "name": "bob", "phone" null } This would set the name to bob, null out the
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by zzbzq 2y ago
Comedy is a complex superstructure. I think the site has a probably-correct description of the ground-floor basis of that superstructure. But the rest of the structure is where the magic is. I describe this "ground-floor basis" no
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by zzbzq 2y ago
Yes, because the phony outrage is really peculiar. Millions of angry nerds raging out about having to log into a game. Pretending it's because they care about the rights of their fellow gamers in 70 countries who don't have PSN, m
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by zzbzq 2y ago
But these gamers don't live in those countries. It just seems like at best some kind of phony outrage, if not completely astroturf.
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by zzbzq 2y ago
Seems like a logical progression of technologies to me. You could throw FAX machines in there.
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by zzbzq 3y ago
I don't understand what hosting fees have to do with apps. The app store seemed to be more or less a ripoff of Facebook's (now long defunct) app store, back when Facebook was a web-based app-of-apps, and AFAIK Facebook apps were f
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by zzbzq 3y ago
Using a recommendation algorithm doesn't make any sense for Netflix' new business model where they produce their own content. It should be easy. They greenlight or buy the rights certain content for different demographics to maxim
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by zzbzq 3y ago
I can identify a bunch of things. The chord structure jumps all over randomly in a genre that usually does the opposite. The banjo is clearly not an actual banjo being strummed/frailed, but a weird agglomeration of bright toned instrum
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by zzbzq 3y ago
Actually, just straight-up re-releasing remasters of the games might be a way to make backward compatibility work as a business model. I'm really cynical that, while the consumers in threads like this widely consider the backward compa
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by zzbzq 3y ago
I can't make sense of what you're saying but I'm pretty sure the article you linked says the opposite
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by zzbzq 3y ago
They suck at it basically. My understanding is it's really the software, Nivida supports AI first-class with the drivers (or whatever.) AMD has next to nothing nothing.
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by zzbzq 3y ago
Don't really work for AI. There might be a weird experimental driver for linux or something, I never got it to work.
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by zzbzq 3y ago
Kendall Roy energy
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by zzbzq 3y ago
They don't lose money, they cost money. You can't measure the losses if they even exist
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by zzbzq 3y ago
I find I'm almost mad when I have to actually do something on a mobile device. I can scroll through feeds just fine but if I need to start finding answers to questions, or editing text, it's just obnoxious and I'm mad the who
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by zzbzq 3y ago
Programs should just store all their files together. The traditional directory structure of Linux et al is wrong. I do not need a /bin folder full of unrelated programs. I need a /program_xyz folder for each program, with all the
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by zzbzq 3y ago
They could just do that anyway, (and I'm pretty sure selling influence is actually one of the things these protesting careerist mods do, just with more steps) the "real reason" is the API is generating less revenue than what
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by zzbzq 3y ago
Doesn't sound that bad, I hope they do it. And word on the street is they've started. I'm not really sure why they have to even ban the mods. Just tell them it's over and ask them if they want to resign, and keep an eye
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by zzbzq 3y ago
why though
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by zzbzq 3y ago
My only nitpick is I don't think you need AI or machine learning for automatic music generation. Instead, we've allowed tastes to be so dumbed down you could achieve success with MIDI, a RNG and a couple of if/then statements
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by zzbzq 3y ago
Only by straw-manning the idea. What you've written there doesn't disprove anything. We've seen in real life that a large corporation can plan a proportion of an economy. What you have to prove, in order to repudiate central
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by zzbzq 3y ago
Seems perfectly contradictory to me, "We need to shelter our kids from the big bad social media because they are too fragile to handle it"
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by zzbzq 4y ago
One of the pieces of evidence in the paper is a screenshot of Minecraft
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by zzbzq 4y ago
What are "all signs"? Shit you made up in your head? It's owned by China for godsakes, what a half-baked conspiracy theory
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by zzbzq 4y ago
Why isn't outlawing it the solution? Seems like a pretty good solution
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by zzbzq 4y ago
That's been available for 10 years since all the popular streams were just full of bots spamming twitch emoji or parroting one another's one-liner
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by zzbzq 4y ago
"I didn't murder that man, your honor, he would have died eventually anyway."

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