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by zen928 21d ago
considering the state that cyberpunk was in on it's release lead to so much backlash that Sony and other digital storefronts allowed unconditional full refunds as the developers knowingly shipped out unbuggy untested garbage, I would s
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by zen928 23d ago
Do you need to follow the law to have virtue? There's a correct answer to that question btw.
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by zen928 1mo ago
Pizzagate is a false conspiracy theory driven entirely by outrage culture perpetuating falsehoods and online hysteria. What's the disconnect in their example?
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by zen928 2mo ago
> the expectation is that you deploy them in isolated user accounts or containers. Why are you lying right now? This is a norm across the dev tools world for businesses to distribute dodgy curl piped to bash scripts that users install wi
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by zen928 3mo ago
I think its commonly cited how we "used to have so much customization" and now we dont, and i see that more as an issue with motivation over missing proper functionality. Android phones and iphones to an extent are extremely custo
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by zen928 3mo ago
> What do we make of a living being that is so driven to work and serve humanity that it suffers distress when it is unable to do so? Do working animals consider this work slavery, or fulfillment of purpose? Its weird in these discussion
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by zen928 4mo ago
> This is how taxis worked for decades before smartphones existed. Seems like a useless observation in a world that has had smartphones for decades then, huh? The notification use here is a two way ping, communicating from the driver tha
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by zen928 4mo ago
Absolutely not. Ruins the rest of the charade when you say "okay, now let's just step around the hard part and instead replace it with a different OS to make it cookie cutter". Wow, you can run a server on hardware constraine
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by zen928 4mo ago
What? You could very obviously budget you or your wife's time to stop at a variety of stores in a maximum of 3 hours a week, you're just obstinately choosing not to. Why are you pretending your experience is reflective of a normal
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by zen928 4mo ago
I remember whenever I would see more "nerdy" people in college talk about their interests casually and dork out in public about hobbies or movies they watched or games they've played that I've also played or shown intere
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by zen928 4mo ago
It has no life or soul, so I dont see your statement as being that controversial of a take
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by zen928 4mo ago
Feel free to retire from the field if you grow tired of seeing its latest developments.
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by zen928 4mo ago
Enforcement of federal law is not the duty of the states, and refusing cooperation is not the same thing as obstructing federal law itself. It really is not difficult to understand why people do not want federal agencies demanding complianc
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by zen928 4mo ago
There's a lot of files being nonconsenually stored in appdata and roaming/local profiles for user accounts on windows too, not even mentioning the hundreds of various libraries and tools in program files. I didnt consent to ffmpeg
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by zen928 5mo ago
Common russian disinformation talking point. I'd rather have elected bodies representive of the people within the states to decide rules for the country, not the equivalent of a post-it note with a possible 4yr expiration date to shove
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by zen928 6mo ago
People have trouble seeing outside of their own biases and understanding how different another view can be with a different background and context to the situation. I have no problem confidently saying the parent poster has definitely made
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by zen928 6mo ago
None of this is really worrying, this is a pattern implemented in a similar way by every single developer using AI to write commit messages after noticing how exceptionally noisy they are to self-attribute things. Anthropics views on AI saf
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by zen928 6mo ago
A similar uncomfortable reality exists in rightoid spaces where theres hemming and hawwing at articles like this being blindly misandrist, despite the evidence and statistics on a societal level that men overwhelmingly commit more acts of s
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by zen928 8mo ago
Why? It seems pretty pointless to keep hot memory of the context of every app and tab you have open as to recall what process and tab and window ties to what thing you were doing at what time, when it's effectively all one related work
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by zen928 8mo ago
Disagree. I appreciate their viewpoint tethering corporate claims to reality by illustrating Tesla is obfuscating the classification of their machines to be autonomous, when they actually aren't. Their comments in other thread chains p
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by zen928 8mo ago
IMO, if you view your question from the ethical framework of "do no harm" i.e. the hippocratic oath instead of "move fast and break things", I can clearly see reason for the apprehension. The standards aren't positi
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by zen928 8mo ago
They posted their source for their claim (which is different than yours). Click and read it.
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by zen928 8mo ago
Sometimes you're a patron of the arts more than an engineer on these types of purchases, I think
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by zen928 8mo ago
> All I wanted to do was self host a Plex server and access it from devices on my intranet using Infuse. Why should I have to bounce to a third party server to do that? Cool, a real discussion. Plex has the weakness of requiring a first
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by zen928 8mo ago
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by zen928 9mo ago
I lean toward agreeing to this notion as well, I see this as the battle of practicality on use of my time and the payoff of the skills im gaining. I actually learned this a bit earlier in the heyday of stable diffusion where colossal effort
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by zen928 9mo ago
Because the tldr of the article is that the authors' specific definition of fanaticism involving investment of hundreds of hours on side tasks like painting individual units is considered based and epic and totally not a collection of
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by zen928 9mo ago
im sure the pictures on the snake oil bottles looked really cool too
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by zen928 9mo ago
Yes, your entire post screams "older generation knows better, newer generation stupid losers" in unifying accompaniment with my initial caveman comparison. It's always interesting seeing the divide of generational vs cultural
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by zen928 9mo ago
Drinking is an archaic caveman activity that newer generations dont really care about, observed on a global trend. GenX and older millennials ring this bell continuously for a crowd that doesn't care. Shouldn't you focus on issues

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