multimoon

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by multimoon 5mo ago
I hope you’re being sarcastic because if not you’re delisional to expect ECC ram in a laptop. You’re going to pile up software updates that you should absolutely reboot for long before a comic ray causes a meaningful bit flip. ECC is only w
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by multimoon 1y ago
I think this reinforces that “vibecoding” is silly and won’t survive. It still needed immensely skilled programmers to work with it and check its output, and fix several bugs it refused to fix. Like anything else it will be a tool to speed
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by multimoon 1y ago
Is it bad that I’m pleased he’s struggling to stay relevant solo? This guy is responsible for the greater majority of dumb decisions Apple made and their products got instantly better the moment his influence was gone.
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by multimoon 1y ago
I’m a dev who pays the same 30% cut for all the platforms, and I still think that’s a bit of an over optimistic view. Anything is a transaction and someone has to benefit from that transaction or there’s no money to be made and it won’t be
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by multimoon 1y ago
I’m not sure where we launched into the metaphysics of if an AI can produce an emotionally charged meaningful work, but that wasn’t part of the debate here, I recall my stance being that the AI will never get as good as the human. Since pho
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by multimoon 1y ago
This is I think a narrow viewpoint that assumes the AI will ever get truly as good as a human artist. Will it get good enough for most people? Probably, but if not Adobe then four others will do the same thing, and as another commenter poin
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by multimoon 1y ago
Unpublishing the app doesn’t remove you from having to comply with address requirement.
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by multimoon 1y ago
This is exactly why when Google began requiring home addresses I just let them kill my account and refused to provide the info. It was not a dealbreaker to me anyway, I had long since moved to iOS as a developer.
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by multimoon 2y ago
I was unable to find a specific price for the model you linked in my few seconds of looking but these devices generally run in the $10,000 USD range, so I don’t think it’s achieved the “if you just want to buy it” territory yet.
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by multimoon 2y ago
I don’t think anyone is cheering this on.
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by multimoon 2y ago
I’m happy that a government is holding itself accountable, but I seriously doubt the fine will go through - and even if it does all it does is cost the taxpayer more money due to either incompetence or just malicious intent. The European mi
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by multimoon 2y ago
I challenge you to find another economic system that has worked in history, because it sure isn’t communism if that’s what you’re referencing. This is also aside from the fact that Europe is also a subscriber to capitalism. America is the m
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by multimoon 2y ago
That’s a strange take. Installed programs are the weakest link in the security of an OS like windows - should users not use programs? Users are just as likely to download a sketchy program as a sketchy extension, is that not even more sever
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by multimoon 2y ago
Linking this to any former current or upcoming administration is just silly political bias and grandstanding. By your own admission it was already wholly ineffective.
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by multimoon 2y ago
Why? There’s quite a lot of automakers and neither of these two are in dominant positions, one is even flirting with bankruptcy.
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by multimoon 2y ago
> But you work in some capacity with loud cars. Right? Why else would you be so defensive? Wrong again, cars - not just exhausts - have been a hobby since I was a child, like for most people fond of cars. My field of occupation is wholly
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by multimoon 2y ago
Yes - I agree with you. Some of the commenters above have conflated “an annoying person drives a straight piped mustang through my neighborhood” into “every car is bad”.
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by multimoon 2y ago
>Let me guess, you make a living modifying cars to be extremely loud. Right? I don’t no, I work in a quiet office building. > That must be why I specifically stated police sirens, semis, etc are fine? I've nothing against "l
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by multimoon 2y ago
What a narrow view of the world. I’m sure that there are things that you do that others find irritating, that doesn’t mean your hobby has any less merit or value to you. I’m also sure you’re conflating the one or two obnoxious vehicles you’
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by multimoon 2y ago
All of the German automakers have this feature that they all call something different, but yes. The current NHTSA regulations prevent it from being deployed in the US, as another commenter pointed out though it seems like the NHTSA finally
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by multimoon 2y ago
This is extremely short sighted. I’ve owned several cars that I have modified or have factory exhausts that are audible, and it’s always been purely because I enjoy the sound, but I’ve never made them obnoxious or deafening. Car guys don’t
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by multimoon 2y ago
The purpose of an exhaust is not to disturb. I think you’re straw manning my argument, where I conceded that absolutely some people go too far and are obnoxious. The civic at 2am example is a great one, street racing late at night is anothe
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by multimoon 2y ago
Where you’re going to find disagreement with a significant portion of the population is if fifteen seconds of a low rumble of a car passing by is “disturbing the peace”. You cannot expect complete silence at all hours of the day, and to do
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by multimoon 2y ago
I’d argue the biggest offender here is Ford/GM The German cars will at least attempt to dim the beam or auto turn off high beams, in Europe they’ll even divert the beam around you but for some reason we don’t allow that in the US. I dr
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by multimoon 2y ago
The best practice is to just not post something on the internet that you don’t intend to be archived and live forever. I feel pretty strongly that it isn’t the place of a government to police non-critical data (read: things that aren’t fina
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by multimoon 2y ago
That seems like a terrible idea for government. “Well actually I meant”, and off went the goalpost into the atmosphere. If a law is so complex that you can’t effectively write it in a locked in medium then the concept of said law is probabl
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by multimoon 2y ago
Nintendo just finished killing both major switch emulators.
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by multimoon 2y ago
Because it’s a poorly designed regulation and there is a group of people who can’t accept that the EU over-regulates and is bad at writing any regulation remotely related to technology. If a government has trouble complying with the “spirit
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by multimoon 2y ago
I think this is so far off-base you aren’t even close, there is an uncountable amount of indie (or even well respected established studios) working on passion projects or working on respected titles in reasonable and relaxed working conditi
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by multimoon 2y ago
The EU’s own website has the same banner message asking for analytic cookies, it’s just a poorly designed and executed regulation like many in the EU revolving around tech.

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