fluxem

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by fluxem 1mo ago
Why does everyone love AI and is impressed by AI quality but when the time comes to admitting that they use the magical AI, no one wants the watermark?
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by fluxem 2y ago
I don’t. I have other hobbies that don’t involve staring at a screen all day
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by fluxem 3y ago
Maybe a paywall is there for a reason
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by fluxem 3y ago
Just don’t read it then. You are not the intended audience for that book. It’s ok to not to read a book
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by fluxem 3y ago
That’s because no one wants to draw degeneracy. You read stories about what artists had draw because “rent was due” and just shake your head
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by fluxem 3y ago
It’s great for all the people still living in 1992. The rest want good collaboration tools with a grammar checker
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by fluxem 3y ago
Also, I cannot believe that some cars (looking at you, Subaru) don’t have a pause button, only mute. Not an issue when you’re playing to music. But when you are Listening to an audiobook, it’s another story
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by fluxem 3y ago
Add two more envelopes: “Blame covid “ “Blame market conditions”
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by fluxem 3y ago
CUDA = C++ on GPUs. Compute shader - subset of C with a weird quirks.
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by fluxem 3y ago
It boggles my mind that github search is case-insensitive and doesn't search the whole words. For a search term getInfo it will return: GetInfoCell Don't get me started about how it's harder than it needs to be to limit the
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by fluxem 3y ago
Here’s an idea. Instead of the rod being parallel with the wall, have multiple small rods perpendicular to the wall. They can easily accommodate full size coat hangers. Problem solved
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by fluxem 3y ago
Mark my words, 2023 is the year of Wayland
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by fluxem 3y ago
I wish my productivity was bound by my typing speed and not my thinking
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by fluxem 3y ago
People here moaned that they despise ads and gladly will pay not to see them. Well, this is the opportunity to do so
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by fluxem 3y ago
To get to Harvard, you need to be a valedictorian or close to that. And not every valedictorian gets to go to to Harvard. It’s not a surprise then that Harvard is full of overachievers with straight A’s.
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by fluxem 3y ago
Of course Basic Universal Income works in experiments. You select a group of people and give them money for some time. To be honest, it’s no longer basic nor universal. It’s just income.
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by fluxem 3y ago
Here you go: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_submarine#Reactor_acci...
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by fluxem 3y ago
Nuclear subs and air carriers are part of deterrence strategy. So, most reports will be classified, unlike for nuclear plants. Never the less, we know about numerous accidents: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sunk
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by fluxem 3y ago
Good news is that nuclear energy is safe and has zero long lasting ecological effects! Also management and governments are always competent. Otherwise, we would be in big, big trouble
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by fluxem 3y ago
I'm not convinced by the arguments. Do the majority of creators want anonymity? I don't think so. They can set up a company and hide behind it if they do. Being an anonymous platform invites tax evasion and money laundering. Do yo
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by fluxem 3y ago
No, they don’t. Vocal impersonators are a thing since forever
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by fluxem 3y ago
I call it the 90% problem. If AMD works for 90% of my projects, I would still buy NVIDIA, which works for 100%, even though I’m paying a premium
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by fluxem 3y ago
Go outside, touch the grass and ride on the streets.
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by fluxem 3y ago
You clearly weren't on reddit. Everyone there will urge you to switch to Godot even though your game is almost finished and Godot doesn't have feature parity. It reminds me of the linux debate: - A: I hate Windows telemetry - B:
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by fluxem 3y ago
When you legalize all the drugs, junkies magically transform into pharmaceutical consumers
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by fluxem 3y ago
Well, because it is
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by fluxem 3y ago
> There are plenty of disabilities that don't allow people to use technology What I meant is that the majority of people don’t have a disability that would prevent them from using technology. The ones who do, should and do get assis
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by fluxem 3y ago
It’s brings a lot confidence that a nuclear power was built through a legal loophole.
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by fluxem 3y ago
Why does Wikipedia need Twitter/Mastodon?
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by fluxem 3y ago
But, but, I was told piracy actually helps the publishers https://torrentfreak.com/piracy-can-boost-digital-music-sale... You cannot eat the cake and have it too

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