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barcoder
1mo ago
It'll need a change in architecture for that to happen. For example Geometric Reasoning that's being actively worked on by people like this: https://www.sophontic.ai
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2mo ago
Clicked on a random link and was pleasantly surprised with what I found. Not sure I would do it again though. Caught me at a good time. Peaked my interest. And bam. Gone again.
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3mo ago
Inspiring videos that are still relevant today. It's beautiful to see people coming together and living in a way that makes them feel joy and be comfortable in relatively simple ways. Wealth seems to bring with it seclusion. Private ro
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3mo ago
Broccoli seems to be covered in something that is heat sensitive. I like to wash with boiling water.
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4mo ago
I've been experimenting with controlling Ableton with VR gestures. It's amazing how quickly I made a prototype using IWSDK and AbletonOSC. Time to see what's possible with the new SDK. https://iwsdk.dev/ htt
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5mo ago
If I saw this editor a year ago I would have jumped on it. In today's AI focused development it's not worth the hassle for me to learn new shortcuts and UI layout. The demo video voice felt super AI generated. Which it many ways f
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5mo ago
I just love how Godot itself is under 100mb. Even as the project grows I hit play and it instantly loads. Compared to Unity hitting flow state in Godot and sustaining it is trivial. Godot is an easy choice for a Hackathon or a fun prototype
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7mo ago
I'm a long time Unity developer that in the past year picked up Godot. The speed at which Godot loads compared to Unity is staggering, it's just so much faster. When I returned to Unity I raised that my flow state was constantly b
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10mo ago
Today I heard two negative cases from a friend interacting her clients. The first client replied to her emails by sending ChatGPT logs, apparently unable to communicate on his own. The second believed a ChatGPT hallucination that he was ent
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10mo ago
MUDs taught about the real world from the confines of my bedroom. As a teenager I was giving responsibility through my guild and had to negotiate with adults from all around the world. My main MUD was Discworld MUD which was started in 1991
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A text based multiplayer idle game for Telegram
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11mo ago
A Telegram bot is used to communicate with the backend. The developer posted a YouTube video with more details: https://youtu.be/UlvQ0Ji8YiM
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1y ago
It is eye opening remaining friends with people who's views and actions are completely opposed to ones own. There's no point attempting to educate them (often it makes them go harder against you). But by finding out about their li
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1y ago
I’m interested to know what are they using on the backend to create the 3D models. Is it Blender?
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1y ago
It’s incredible to see what can be achieved with very few lines of code to produce visuals and sound. It’s often pretty easy to know who the demoscene is made by because of the artistic style. Similar to more traditional art forms.
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2y ago
For several years I struggled to learn GIMP and other FOSS creative tools. That was until I finally stopped my Adobe subscription and had no choice to learn. AI has made the process much easier too, no need to read documentation or look at
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2y ago
Thanks for sharing that insight. When I read the original comment I felt like I was an outlier for thinking how beneficial I’ve found social media on a personal level. If used with intention then there’s a wealth of learning and knowledge t
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5y ago
In pre-Brexit Britain we were promised less friction on the internet because we wouldn't have to accept cookies [1]. Who would have thought there would be more friction for just about every part of British life? /s [1] https:
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5y ago
I admire you diligence with cutting down features to hit the self imposed deadline. I've been ferociously learning game dev and have allowed myself unlimited time to jump down rabbit holes. Now that I'm actually building a game I
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5y ago
It is basic income, so presumably the artist will be able to make additional money their art.
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5y ago
How easy is it to report those type of issues?
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5y ago
Nostalgia is a powerful motivator
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5y ago
That's not true. The queen does have final say over laws. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/feb/08/queen-...
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5y ago
Just take a walk down any British town street. If you can't physically do it there's always Google Street View
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The yearly licence always seems like a hefty amount to pay. Whereas other services offer month to month with special deals. It's still a crying shame watching the BBC be destroyed by the Conservatives, but hopefully the BBC will rise t
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5y ago
India gets a lot of sun
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5y ago
The Art's Way by Julia Cameron
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5y ago
Note this is the former IT exec from 2014. These type of trials take a while to complete
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5y ago
Always good to be reminded not to eat that shit. However, article is old news on a rather dubious looking website: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/jamie-oliver-mcdonalds-bur...
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5y ago
There is something similar called D30. It's in motorcycle gear
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