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Create Aeronautics Mod Release Trailer [video]
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3d ago
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nasso_dev
9d ago
its a hard pill to swallow, but it might be time for us to accept that democracy enables this and if we want to live in a better world we might have to think of a different model (no, not a dictatorship; obviously not that) democracy is bas
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11d ago
swiss tables were invented by engineers working at google's zurich office, hence the name im surprised that go, a programming language also from google, wasn't using them! for an excellent talk on the development of swiss tables i
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14d ago
what's wrong with cartoon avatars...? im not sure i follow
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15d ago
no, the fragment shows kling is completely blinded by his own privileges as a cisgender white guy and completely missing the point of diversity by instead making it all about himself and other cisgender white dudes its unfortunately very co
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15d ago
i also prefer bandcamp but since nobody has mentioned it yet, there is also beatport
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16d ago
why not go even further? store the source minified without any extraneous whitespace and let the editor display a properly indented view in your preferred style...
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16d ago
i couldn't find any information about it but i still see an AGENTS.md file at the root of the source tree so: how much AI was used in the making of this? how was it used?
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16d ago
a chat window is actually HORRIBLE for many tasks. i really strongly hope this isn't what the future of software looks like there is just no way a chat interface could replace a non-linear video editor gui
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16d ago
shouldn't we focus on human accessibility first? it also makes things more "machine accessible" as a byproduct, but at least humans remain the main focus also, openshot is foss. can't you just give the source code to you
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26d ago
what's an "LLM"? ;3
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28d ago
if 99 poor effort/quality projects have a readme that reads in a particular style, then you expect the 100th project with a readme in the same style to also be of poor effort/quality statistically, it only makes sense for your exp
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29d ago
i agree, and i strongly believe atproto can be the standard to allow this in a decentralized way! which is why im so excited about tangled https://tangled.org
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1mo ago
yes, specifically https://www.ersc.io/
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1mo ago
imho disclosing use of LLMs is just being transparent and honest. is it that hard? deliberately hiding this should absolutely get you in trouble, because trust is the most important thing to have in open-source as you probably have seen in
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2mo ago
slightly off-topic but i dont really know how to put it in any other way: everything under this domain feels fake i am looking very hard for any hint of humanity behind any of it, but all i see is a vibe-coded website, marketing a huge coll
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> you’re tied to both tangled (unless you want to self host a forge, which if you did you wouldn’t have picked tabgled) this is true today only because nobody has made an alternative "frontend". but the data is there, public, f
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2mo ago
im not even thinking about "sign in with google" here tbh im just thinking about how if google decides to block your access to gmail you won't be able to receive emails for things like verification codes, account recovery etc
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2mo ago
this is like complaining that you can't login anywhere because google banned your gmail account...
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2mo ago
"being on tangled" really just means "publishing sh.tangled.* atproto records" the beauty of atproto means that you are in no way tied to the VC funded company behind the web app available at tangled.org. you merely publ
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3mo ago
uh oh... does anybody here have a divergence meter?
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3mo ago
> On the Valve side, Rubikon continues to evolve and Dirk has developed optimizations (similar to those in Box3D) in a new engine called Ragnarok. Look for that in future Valve games. wait....
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3mo ago
or, maybe, as a form of protest? many people are actively against AI for ethical/moral/personal reasons, so they want to avoid using software made with it you can see it sort of like making a list of vegan restaurants. you might n
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3mo ago
french radio "France Musique" aired it the other day, i don't know if its available outside of france though
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3mo ago
it's a bit of a shame that TFA does not mention that this is a non-standard API pushed by google only (all three editors of the draft are google engineers) both Mozilla[1] and Apple[2] are opposed to it encouraging people to build apps
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3mo ago
stopped reading when i saw the AI illustration. wholly unnecessary, and it feels insulting to be fed slop like this... if you really want a fun drawing get a human artist to do it. it doesn't need to be complicated, for example https:
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4mo ago
interestingly, french speakers just have to pronounce "wero" as "nouro" for the same pun to work ("eux-ro" vs "nous-ro")
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4mo ago
titling "Building for the Future" the announcement of a mass lay-off is disgusting and makes me sick to be honest is this really the future we want to build?
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5mo ago
are you saying c++ can be used as a basis for other projects whereas rust cannot? ...why?
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5mo ago
it is indeed pretty weird. clippy has a lint against this iirc. it's recommended to just create a custom error type, even if its just an empty struct or a single-variant enum this lets you implement `std::error::Error`, which you reall
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