antidamage

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by antidamage 4mo ago
This is my exact setup as well and dear lord gemma is absolutely batshit insane. I'm trying to get a self-reflection and confidence loop going now, but it does feel like it's not the local resources, it's the limits of the tr
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by antidamage 4mo ago
The roadblock to this is you seem to have to build it yourself. I've noted that none of the current cloud models are very good at building a replacement for themselves, and there's significant work that needs to be done to make a
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by antidamage 7mo ago
Runescape has a similar thing going on. What everyone's not understanding is not that improvements are bad, lots of the player base also want to see games evolve. It's just that a significant proportion of the audience also like T
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by antidamage 7mo ago
It's very familiar. My father was abusive towards me and so I tried to disturb him as little as possible. He was extremely supportive of my younger brother, however, and we both turned out very differently. He turns to my parents const
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by antidamage 7mo ago
Different people engage in different ways. I think OP is telling us what got them over that initial habit adoption hurdle. Sometimes spending money on something makes you use it. My example case is I paid for a year of gym membership up fro
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by antidamage 7mo ago
It looks like it has a 3d draping view, but it didn't seem very good yet. Check out Marvellous Designer, that's what anyone doing digital-first uses. Drapey clothing is probably the easiest to freehand without a pattern though. It
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by antidamage 7mo ago
It looks like it's missing so much that you'd need even to hand-sew a pattern at home. There's no mention of interfaces or bindings. This looks more like something for making clothing as digital content - e.g. Marvellous Desi
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by antidamage 7mo ago
It's not an accurate recollection at all. In 1990 a couple of us 12 year olds snuck into the university library to use the web to look at the Marathon website. It took 5 minutes to load some trivially-sized gifs and a tiny amount of HT
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by antidamage 7mo ago
I'm imagining that this is the work of the Boy Genuis
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by antidamage 7mo ago
I loved System 7 for its simplicity yet all of the potential it had for individual developers. Hypercard was absolutely dope as an entry-level programming environment.
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by antidamage 7mo ago
Teletext existed in the 80s and was widely in use, so we'd have some kind of information network. BBSes existed at the same time and if you were into BBSes you were obsessive about it.
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by antidamage 7mo ago
It's not that different from how some creative Mac games were doing 3d lighting on 2d textures prior to 3d accelerated hardware being available. The neat part here is that it runs on a Gameboy Colour.
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by antidamage 7mo ago
Check out Rustler Grand Theft Horse on the Epic Games Store, it's the same top-down format, very GTA-like but set in medieval times, yet has all of the modern banter. It's so great.
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by antidamage 8mo ago
A couple of months ago I had to write a CDL-based triangulator to solve a use case where ear-clipping doesn't support the shapes we had. We had no AI policy at the time so I had to read up on CDL and implement it by hand. The concept i
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by antidamage 8mo ago
Does anyone know if you can disable or lower the volume of its speaker for everyone who might ping it? I use one on my cat's collar and I'm already concerned about it being harmful to her hearing should I ever put it into lost mor
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by antidamage 8mo ago
I think the answer is that by the time AI can replace every function you do, it's also replaced everyone else and the world will either already have or will need to change radically. I personally hope that the future becomes a UBI cons
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by antidamage 8mo ago
The minimum is four RGB-only cameras (if you want RGB data) but adding lidar really helps. The standard pipeline can infer a huge amount of data, and there are a few AI tools now for hallucinating missing geometry and backfaces based on con
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by antidamage 8mo ago
Without getting too political, the US is observably turning agencies over to their own people for exactly reasons like this, the feared "deep state". I suspect we're about to see all kinds of abuses of information in the US.
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by antidamage 8mo ago
I don't like being devil's advocate on this because I am strongly against the invasion of privacy at that point in the investigation, but without that data, they'd just take a bit longer to have identified the members of the
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by antidamage 8mo ago
Pre-crime: powered by Grok Analysis
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by antidamage 8mo ago
Limit its access to a subdirectory. You should always set boundaries for any automation.
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by antidamage 8mo ago
How does prompt injection happen? Or is it more a new link in a chain of existing failures?
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by antidamage 10mo ago
I would invite everyone to try selecting text on the linked page to see the most low-key awesome effect ever.
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by antidamage 10mo ago
Also a Fontographer user here. That's how you know you did font design in the last 90s.
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by antidamage 10mo ago
My deadname was not only owned by some other people in my industry, it was also used by someone else born in the same hospital, same ward on the same day, on the same morning as me. That was endlessly irritating. Glad to see that after five
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by antidamage 11mo ago
It's about the annotation triggering a code pre-processor. For example in Lombok, the @Data annotation will create a getter and a setter for every private member, and @Getter and @Setter will do the individual methods respectively. Ann
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by antidamage 2y ago
Imagine sending a friend request to bin Laden's videographer and getting a reply from Pakistan while your entire military is looking for him in Afghanistan? There's definitely cases where this is going to be immediately used. Shit
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by antidamage 2y ago
Most things that are new but not working can be solved by "I should try this again later" after the landscape has changed a little, whether that's supporting technologies, how receptive your market is, if your market even exi
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by antidamage 2y ago
Depending on the subject, CN is frequently a second vector for disinformation now as well. Posts that are clearly disinformation, from the right account, almost seem to have their supporting CNs lined up in advance. It feels a little organi
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by antidamage 5y ago
Helicopters are a thing. And yeah, even completely empty with no fuel or ballast you will never see the bow out of the water like that. However it is more than capable of surviving being dragged along sand. It's just that they have not

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