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by _bent 5d ago
> we will give participating contributors a contractual right to share in the revenue generated by Rune, directly or indirectly. this sounds like a terrible idea. the only incentive to contribute to your project should be to fix a bug or
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by _bent 11d ago
not only does it have to load fast, it has to _stream_ the content from the server to the client
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by _bent 12d ago
They are in conflict, because you can spend the same Euro only once. You could build a lot of batteries, solar panels and wind turbines for the cost of one nuclear plant
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by _bent 13d ago
article from just today that clearly states that killing men is bad https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/18/well/live/obesity-america... sorry, but some of you are really deranged if you seriously expect
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by _bent 13d ago
it was a joke stemming from the understanding monideas has that the NYT is not an agent of the status quo but actually somehow misandrist turbowoke.
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by _bent 20d ago
sounds anti free speech to me!
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by _bent 22d ago
The encoder currently isn't using a lot of format features like curves or layers (which would partially also require deeper integration in for example Photoshop to pass such information to the encoder).
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by _bent 27d ago
after years of German political culture just being US culture wars 10 years delayed, it's great to see the Exportweltmeister contributing back by bringing "Technologieoffenheit" to the states
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by _bent 28d ago
The other day the system prompts for Claude (chat not code) hit the frontpage and they included a bit that something along the lines of "Claude should avoid saying honestly, because Claude is always honest". So how come that these
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by _bent 1mo ago
I had to mark LinkedIns marketing and notification emails as spam and block their sender since all their opt out toggles are broken
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by _bent 2mo ago
There should probably be a forum rule to forbid AI written articles or atleast editoralize the title to add an [AI] tag. Would've saved me the click
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by _bent 2mo ago
Would you still be able to deal with coplanar faces if you were to expand this to floats?
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by _bent 2mo ago
the fifth labour of Hercules was cleaning the Augean stables, which this undertaking seems very much alike
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by _bent 2mo ago
F looks incredible, H is also great. They are all pretty good, except for maybe A and E which I find dull. I prefer the birds and buildings, though of the finalists with people on them I find C rather striking. Hopefully whichever wins will
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by _bent 2mo ago
It goes against Postels law, but it's much simpler and less error prone to only accept data in the representation you actually use for further processing, vs writing an ad-hoc parser and normalizer.
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by _bent 6mo ago
yes, this is called 'effective altruism'
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by _bent 6mo ago
just a quick example from the backtracking section: "Here's the dirty secret of WFC: it fails. A lot. You make a series of random choices, propagate constraints, and eventually back yourself into a corner where some cell has zero
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by _bent 6mo ago
It's extremely distracting to read heavily ai edited texts like these because every single aism throws me a curveball. It doesn't help that the figures of speech ai loves to use are those that stress things and create tension and
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by _bent 7mo ago
Every single privately run company is authoritarian.
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by _bent 8mo ago
yeah I just wanted to contest the very idea that a car could be clean.
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by _bent 8mo ago
you still have tyre rubber, which is a major source of microplastics
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by _bent 8mo ago
Wero is a land grab by the banks who fumbled building a PayPal alternative for 20 years, now desperately trying to stop the digital Euro. Sure I'd rather use Wero than PayPal -if it was decent- and building it on top of SEPA instant tr
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by _bent 8mo ago
I think it would be better to defer the Workspace trust popup and immediately open in restricted mode; maybe add an icon for it in the bottom info bar & have certain actions notify the user that they'd have to opt in before they&#x
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by _bent 8mo ago
thanks for the dietary advice, b00ty4breakfast
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by _bent 9mo ago
Untrue, there is a game (however it's not very good): http://cleancoder.com/space-war
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by _bent 9mo ago
It's not a lack of engineering, but a lack of time, no? 5 years later and Cyberpunk runs on the Switch 2, MacBook Air and Linux Gaming Handhelds. While also scaling beautifully to 64 core CPUs or $3000 Nvidia raytracing GPUs.
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by _bent 9mo ago
this doesn't happen because the union is very much interested in keeping the company afloat
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by _bent 10mo ago
This should do the trick https://api.flutter.dev/flutter/material/SelectionArea-class...
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by _bent 10mo ago
No no, NFTs were ridiculously stupid, that's why it was so controversial, that's why there was so much backlash. Tan having been bullish on NFTs is a very good indicator that he isn't hyping $TRENDING_THING based on technolog
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by _bent 10mo ago
Not disagreeing that usage in large productions is something that Blender isn't really designed for, but I don't think that it's for a lack of Python API features (if a studio wants something specific it could just maintain a

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