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- Comment on Elder Scrolls Online devs detail “inhumane” Microsoft layoffs as Xbox expects the “carcass of workers” to “keep shipping award-winning games” 16 hours ago:
Embrace, Extend, Extinguish (but with companies)
- Comment on BREAKING: X CEO Linda Yaccarino Steps Down One Day After Elon Musk’s Grok AI Bot Went Full Hitler 1 week ago:
That’s kinda fucked up
- Comment on I finished my 3D Printable screw design! Excellent print ability, reliable for simple use, though the head is prone to strip... can't win them all. 2 weeks ago:
skill or ambition to ensure the tool fits
Do I look like a rocket surgeon
you should probably choose a more foolproof tool and fastener
I’m glad that we’ve reached the same conclusion at least
- Comment on I finished my 3D Printable screw design! Excellent print ability, reliable for simple use, though the head is prone to strip... can't win them all. 2 weeks ago:
Slotted only have two points of contact, which is part of what makes them so easy to strip.
Most other fasteners have double that as a minimum.
Slotted are also generally used in old-fashioned furniture only where I live, and those tend to be very shallow for aesthetic or historical reasons, making the problem even worse. - Comment on 'Spitting in the face of your international audience': The Alters cops to using generative AI for background text and translations, despite not disclosing such on Steam 3 weeks ago:
I don’t have an issue, it was just a question.
I don’t ever translate anything but a few words myself.
My assumption was that a dedicated tool would have done a better job, but you have good points about tone and coherence of long text (and possibly even across many promps of the translation). - Comment on 'Spitting in the face of your international audience': The Alters cops to using generative AI for background text and translations, despite not disclosing such on Steam 3 weeks ago:
Why would they use LLMs for translation over dedicated translator (apps like Google translate)? Is this common now?
- Comment on Steam Deck / Gaming News #22 3 weeks ago:
This post made me switch to Voyager
- Comment on ChartDB v1.13 - Open-Source DB Diagram Tool | Now with Oracle Support, Enums, Areas and More 3 weeks ago:
Looking forward to trying that today.
- Comment on Why is the progress pride flag so poorly designed (especially the intersex progress pride flag)? Will it be redesigned? 4 weeks ago:
Only to a degree. Good flags are simple, distinct, memorable, easy to recognise from a distance, easy to recreate.
There are plenty of objectively bad flags out there that fail in their design, yet people still like them, and that is fine. - Comment on THIS always annoys me. 5 weeks ago:
Someone correct me, but I understood that donations serve as a tax write-off.
So they don’t care about the donations as much as their own savings. - Comment on Wikipedia Pauses AI-Generated Summaries After Editor Backlash 5 weeks ago:
Yes, but we didn’t emit nearly enough co2 on that one
- Comment on AGI achieved 🤖 1 month ago:
I want an option to select Marvin the paranoid android mood: “there’s your answer, now if you could leave me to wallow in self-pitty”
- Comment on A Researcher Figured Out How to Reveal Any Phone Number Linked to a Google Account 1 month ago:
It’s not worth the risk. If your job is border control, would you be smuggling goods? Maybe some would, but most would not.
They’re whitehat because they don’t want to take part in illegal activities, or already have and have grown from it.
- Comment on Pull to enter, you say? 1 month ago:
This is true and not just about ads. It’s called ‘sign blindness’.
People often run on autopilot when doing things as basic as opening doors, and reading requires direct attention.
It’s not (always) about being dumb or careless, it’s our nature. - Comment on No looky for you! 1 month ago:
It’s so that you can pontificate on that tissue you left in your pocket as it dissolves into little bits of paper snot and gets stuck on everything
- Comment on Geologists doubt Earth has the amount of copper needed to develop the entire world 1 month ago:
We just need to use it in smart ways We’re more likely to get copper from asteroids first before using our resources wisely
- Comment on Rhubarb 1 month ago:
We make rhubarb cake using one from our garden. It’s delicious.
- Comment on Microsoft is putting AI actions into the Windows File Explorer 2 months ago:
There’s this new ai doc you can talk to if you’re depressed
- Comment on Microsoft is putting AI actions into the Windows File Explorer 2 months ago:
PowerToys -> Ctr alt v
And a ton of other utils - Comment on Adobe turns subscription screw again, telling users to pay up or downgrade 2 months ago:
I don’t think that’s true, at least for companies.
Industry standard or even company standard means you need a very critical reason to switch because doing so is very costly in ways that don’t really affect an individual or a small team.
This is why large corps often still use decades old software that may be terrible by that point, but impossible to move away from. - Comment on fake keepass repo on github 2 months ago:
This is depressing. And what’s worse is that the best way to combat this is probably also AI. We’ll just scam ourselves out of resources by wasting it all on scams and battling scams. What a fitting way to go would that be.
- Comment on Update on the holes problem in bi-color prints 2 months ago:
Depending on your slicer, you can enable arachne for variable perimeter widths, which helped me with the same problem
- Comment on I'm a console gamer so, Why the hate on the Epic Games Store? 2 months ago:
TempleOS
- Comment on Oof 2 months ago:
Ah yes, the I suffered so should you argument
- Comment on Accurate 2 months ago:
Future is not low prices, our future was sold out for a quick buck
- Comment on 28 years later, Lego Island's lost source code has been rediscovered – but the fans who spent nearly two years painstakingly decompiling it by hand "can't have it" 2 months ago:
Because doing so incurres a cost but no revenue.
It may require a review of the code, there’s a risk of something being exposed that shouldn’t have been (e.g. misuse of intellectualproperty).
There really aren’t any benefits for the studio.That’s assuming they’re even in business decade later, or even still have ownership.
- Comment on The clueless people are out there among us 2 months ago:
I do prefer English plugs. Euro can wear out or just not hold in as well if they’re cheaply made. Never ever had that issue with English ones.
- Comment on What webapps do you selfhost that aren't media/game servers? 2 months ago:
still configuring In my experience, this is always the case with ha
- Comment on If you’re in the market for a $1,900 color E Ink monitor, one of them exists now - Ars Technica 2 months ago:
There are some annoying usability limitations still, but it has progressed far since early ebook readers, so I’m hopeful.
- Comment on If you’re in the market for a $1,900 color E Ink monitor, one of them exists now - Ars Technica 2 months ago:
Also a lap desk. And a coffee thermos. And headphones. Second screen.
God, I’m too spoiled for nature, ain’t I