johnbellone

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by johnbellone 4mo ago
That shouldn’t surprise anyone.
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by johnbellone 7mo ago
You believe who ever said that?
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by johnbellone 7mo ago
Yes.
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by johnbellone 7mo ago
You should’ve stopped at don’t trust a word out of his mouth.
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by johnbellone 7mo ago
They did not get forced.
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by johnbellone 7mo ago
You forgot the '/s'.
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by johnbellone 7mo ago
Ding ding!
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by johnbellone 7mo ago
Pepperidge farm remembers when they left OpenAI due to their principles. Perhaps that was never the case. Public benefit corporation, hm?
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by johnbellone 7mo ago
The other providers have already capitulated to a certain extent.
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by johnbellone 8mo ago
I am not going to pretend to know what this person did, but I've definitely modified many things at once and made distinct commits after the fact (within 30s). I do not find it that abnormal.
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by johnbellone 8mo ago
I wanted to learn a new(ish) skill and am building a button box for sim racing with Arduino Nano, momentary switches, etc. It has been about twenty years since I’ve touched a soldering iron or built any kind of breadboard circuit.
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by johnbellone 8mo ago
That absolutely makes sense. Thanks for a quick TLDR!
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by johnbellone 8mo ago
Did you try loading the browser as a non-game application? To be honest, I primarily do my browsing offline, and I installed https://localsend.org using Flatpak to move files to/from the Steam Deck. It works amazingly well.
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by johnbellone 8mo ago
Until congress actually does something all of this is simply hot air. I do not see how this could be implemented (other than some kind of tax) and pass muster with a conservative SCOTUS.
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by johnbellone 8mo ago
To me this all seems like downstream from massive capital expenses on GPU purchases, driving up the demand for memory, etc. It begs the question of how much of the GPU capacity that has been sold/delivered actually being utilized? Are
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by johnbellone 9mo ago
I’d be upset and disapprove, but I wouldn’t ask them to bring him back.
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by johnbellone 9mo ago
It isn’t denial it is tribalism at this point.
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by johnbellone 9mo ago
I don’t really care to get involved of the affairs of foreign governments. This isn’t about “narcoterrorism” or democracy. You’re a fool if you think that.
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by johnbellone 9mo ago
Delusions until the end.
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by johnbellone 9mo ago
The biggest difference for me for PCIe 5.0 has been additional bandwidth for my M2 drive.
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by johnbellone 9mo ago
I really wish I would've bought 192G when it was less than a few thousand dollars!
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by johnbellone 10mo ago
> How are we supposed to fact-check this! You aren’t.
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by johnbellone 10mo ago
That studio has produced a lot of great video games, too. But we need more variety in ownership. Not everything can be owned by conservative leaning billionaires.
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by johnbellone 10mo ago
I’ll take my chances with Netflix rather than an empire of media moguls.
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by johnbellone 10mo ago
Steve is great, but everyone is partisan.
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by johnbellone 10mo ago
Both can be true.
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by johnbellone 10mo ago
I prefer the 35mm version, at least when viewing the scene with the soldiers.
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by johnbellone 1y ago
I’d imagine recent uptick in using services like Upstash may make it harder for people to know if they are vulnerable or not. Is this mitigated by disabling Lua script execution?
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by johnbellone 1y ago
That pausing issue is plaguing me with several other titles. I think it tracks with background downloading of game updates, but haven’t had enough hours to entirely confirm it. What I did notice is that after installing Decky there are ba
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by johnbellone 1y ago
If the Vision Pro ever takes off I'd be interested in seeing if all of these sensors on my hands could be used for more accurate gestures. But imagine by that point the sensors and models running on device will be good enough it won&#x

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