alt187

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by alt187 3mo ago
It would probably look like the Third Temple.
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by alt187 3mo ago
I agree with the sitting down and focusing part. For me, I've always been extremely inclined to audio processing, so I can sometimes just lay in bed or in a chair, or on the train, and... listen to an audio book. I really don't th
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by alt187 3mo ago
Probably at the very least the one for artists and DJs, you don't think so? You'd rather take your car to the sweaty, unkempt mechanic with his hands coated in motor oil, who you've never seen without his overalls, or the cl
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by alt187 3mo ago
I mostly agree with your point, but I wouldn't use the term "storyteller". LLMs do not even understand that there is such a thing as a story and a reality. To the LLM, there's not even a border between the game and the n
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by alt187 3mo ago
Wow, I use Emacs and tabs over spaces. And K&R braces. Now we must fight to death.
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by alt187 6mo ago
As opposed to me, who is perfectly rational.
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by alt187 6mo ago
I'm not sure people get desensitized. Personally, whenever I notice a really unintrusive donation banner, I have more chance to actually give money to this entity, because I've been shown so much crap all over, so I can respect so
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by alt187 6mo ago
describing the setting should (ideally) be done through a character's interaction with the setting. if you're developing some sort of dystopia where everyone is heavily medicated, better to show a character casually take the medic
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by alt187 6mo ago
https://www.scottsmitelli.com/articles/em-dash-tool/ Discerning readers do not stop at the em dash. At least, I don't.
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by alt187 7mo ago
Yes, because everyone is a perfectly rational agent in the economy.
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by alt187 7mo ago
Nice. I really like ZorinOS. I converted my dad a few years ago, and he never looked back.
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by alt187 7mo ago
There's no hardening against idiocy.
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by alt187 7mo ago
> It's one of the reasons why people get annoyed at jargon or are pissed off about pronouns, [...] It's worth noting there's an overabundance of legitimate reasons people get annoyed at these two thing, making them bad exa
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by alt187 7mo ago
Whether this was a joke or a backtracking, or this dared waste your oh so precious time- You're missing the forest for the trees. There's extreme covert and even overt hostility between how people stand on AI's gluttonous usa
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by alt187 7mo ago
Entitled mentality.
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by alt187 7mo ago
"Less fortunate" is a generous wording and framing.
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by alt187 7mo ago
As opposed to OP's extension, I would heartily recommend this one.
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by alt187 7mo ago
Wow, it's been a while since I haven't read ICE and parsed it this way. Black ICE, even?
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by alt187 7mo ago
> But I can think of one possible reason: SQLite has been known to have memory safety vulnerabilities, whereas this codebase is written in Rust with no unsafe code. I've lost every single shred of confidence I had in the comment&#x2
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by alt187 7mo ago
It's only a conspiracy and paranoia if it's wrong. 11 years ago was 2015.
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by alt187 7mo ago
One has still yet to convince me of anything IRC has over XMPP.
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by alt187 7mo ago
Because they have an huge PR campaign and a lot of money to invest in keeping their place.
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by alt187 7mo ago
That's pretty close to the underlying concept behind Guix and Nix. Give them a glance, if you can!
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by alt187 8mo ago
You should look up "doas". It might enlighten you.
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by alt187 8mo ago
That's not post open-source. That's dual licensing, an use-case FOSS has enabled and supported forever.
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by alt187 8mo ago
There's no example because OP has never done this, and never will. People lie on the internet.
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by alt187 8mo ago
Now I wonder, how has this become infeasible exactly?
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by alt187 8mo ago
That's called `\e[0;92m`, aka the ANSI terminal espace sequence for bright green. You have 15 others, that will be displayed however the terminal's user wants. They're already available in most terminal color libraries, too.
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by alt187 8mo ago
I can think of a few things that burn more energy per second that I'll burn in my entire lifetime via the use of encryption. Coincidentally, they're all, somehow, insanely useless.
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by alt187 8mo ago
Exactly. But it is hilarious that, in the only OS where investing your time in learning something that will almost always be useful in other ways (as opposed to spending your time submitting to a quagmire of bugs), this is described as a &q

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