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Comment #48204688
Very cool! So much potential for interesting stuff in this algorithm. I also recently made a minimalistic browser playable cellular automata [1] implementation for a game jam - I t…
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Comment #43187294
Cool! Reading through the page, there seems to be people behind this who know what they're doing.
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Comment #37093431
I am 100.0% sure this is what someone has said for 256GB drives, 256MB drives, 256KB drives, and the same person will be saying it for 256YB drives.
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Comment #36812118
As a gamedev, that sentence nearly gave me a heart attack. :) I get where you are coming from, but the amount of work you can do in 5ms is mindblowing.
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Comment #36629502
I'm not sure what to think about the fact that this whole thing is playing out exactly like in the movie "Don't Look Up". It's eerie. I'm between fourth and fifth stage, trying to …
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Comment #36617781
Indeed, each one brings worse news than the previous.
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Comment #36604646
I don't know man, maybe a massive antitrust case is enough.
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Comment #36602685
I was seriousy shocked of all the abuse when I had to install a new winblows laptop for a relative. How is any of it legal? How the hell did we let it happen? Mindblowing.
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Comment #36584390
I hate everything about this. Everything Meta touches turns to dystopian shit.
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Comment #36496681
Yeah, no thank you. There's something wrong with the culture if the answer to this worsening ad dystopia is "just deal with it".
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Comment #36458137
I agree. Especially the point about staying as a honest tool and not joining the growth-monopoly-privacy-theft -game at all resonated heavily with me. Also kudos to Kev Quirk. Meta…
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Comment #36444960
This is huge, and unfortunately not surprising at all in the age of massive ever-growing out of control tech monopolies that do whatever the fuck they want. Whatever reads in the T…
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Comment #36352659
What an amazing world we live in. Pick this giant greedy tech monopoly datagarden or the other one. It's a pseudochoice. Walled datagardenism needs to STOP.
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Comment #36328205
I would love to contribute. I don't know much about federated ecosystems, though. If you do, could you point me to the right direction? (Google is shit as you know.) I installed Ma…
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Comment #35504846
I'm talking about the general path towards the future. Not about the present moment.
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Comment #35504702
The American culture based on greed and violence started to rot the western civilization from inside. Massive out-of-control monopolies continued to balloon to unbelivable scales. …
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Comment #35287391
I had the exact same impression. Is anyone working on similar projects and planning to open source it soon? If not, I'm gonna start building one myself.
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Comment #35264671
Addendum: I will be supporting this ecosystem in any way I can. If you want to be empowered rather than enslaved by AI, you should consider supporting it too. Every fighter counts!…
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Comment #35260095
Just as I was complaining about the worst monopolies taking the lead on AI - Mozilla comes to the rescue by announcing independent open-source AI ecosystem. This is great news!
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Comment #35259919
What a HUGE shame that the worst and greediest american tech monopolies are leading us into this new world. It feels extremely dystopian. Let's hope the OSS community can build som…
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Comment #35217758
I've had those exact same feelings. Yesterday I used GPT-4 for the first time and it blew my mind. Every time I start to doubt if it's just hype, I go test it, and it blows my mind…