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Adalast

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  • New Microsoft gaming chief has "no tolerance for bad AI"

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  • This quote reminds me of the owner of this one TTRPG and card shop in my area. If you try to talk to him about literally anything he sells he will straight tell you he does not care about anything he sells. All the nerdy shit under one roof and his ass is there because nerds will pay through the nose for it.

    Needless to say I shop at the store where the owner participates on FNM every week and runs D&D campaigns.

  • Leaked Email Suggests Ring Plans to Expand ‘Search Party’ Surveillance Beyond Dogs

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  • And in other breaking news: the sky is blue, tree pretty, and fire hot.

  • Google criticizes Europe's plan to adopt free software

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  • In other news: fire is hot, water makes things wet, and things that taste good make us happy.

  • Github Banned a Ton of Adult Game Developers and Won’t Explain Why

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  • Can confirm, both true and stupid.

  • Same but worse

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  • I feel it is less responsibilities and more the societal awareness that comes with them that tends to make the change. When you start paying bills you start dealing directly with greedy corporations, landleeches, and greedy employers, all of whom view you as a commodity rather than a human being.

    Life being pay to play, as it has been for a couple hundred years, is where I feel the "downward trend of society" feelings come from.

  • Same but worse

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  • If you have not seen it, you should watch the movie Wag the Dog, and check the release date on it after doing so. Phenomenal movie about government spin doctors.

  • Scientific rigour: Be transparent in your research. Ethical obligations:

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  • I believe confidentiality refers to sharing details about the study as it relates to individuals, privacy relates to sharing personal details about a participant, and anonymity refers to sharing identifiable details. Examples Confidentiality breach: patient X reacted badly to the study and gained a disfiguring disability. Privacy beach: patient X is a married straight white suburban male. Anonymity breach: patient X is Steve Rogers and he is also Captain America.

  • same shit every day, on god

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  • No idea why I am getting down voted. Helion's tech is a great alternative to steam for generating electricity from fusion reactions.

  • same shit every day, on god

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  • A community dedicated to 30+ gamers.

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  • Any chance for people playing things like Factorio? Maybe Rift Breaker?

  • The Six Stages of Code Grief

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  • Yeah, the new pipeline is based HEAVILY on object inheritance and method/property calls so there is a paper trail for ALL of it. Also using Abstract Base Classes so future developers are forced to adhere to the architecture. It has to be in Python, but I am also trying to use the type hinting as much as humanly possible to force things into something resembling a typed codebase.

  • The Six Stages of Code Grief

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  • I literally told my boss that I was just going to rebuild the entire pipeline from the ground up when I took over the codebase. The legacy code is a massive pile of patchwork spaghetti that takes days just to track down where things are happening because someone, in their infinite wisdom, decided to just pass a dictionary around and add/remove shit from it so there is no actual way to find where or when anything is done.

  • Can you be nude in your own backyard? [US]

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  • This argument really only holds water if the purpose of film and television ratings were to make commentaries on social moral trends.

    Unfortunately they have an explicit and expressed purpose that is not that. They are a tool which is intended to inform and guide consumers on the content of a product ahead of purchase so they can make an informed decision. They should be locked to a standard which does not change, or all previous ratings should be reevaluated when the standard is changed. The media does not go away. And all ratings should be directly comparable, regardless of: when they were rated, who the "intended" audiences are, or what genres they belong to.

    As a slightly hyperbolic example (pardon the minor straw man), imagine you are a Christo-Facist who, among other things, believes that nudity is a sin and you never want your children exposed to the evils of a bare breast. So you set your TV to only show G or PG movies. Then you find your child watching the 1984 rom-com Splash and boom, tiddies in a fish tank. It is PG because the PG standard allows for brief nudity (https://www.filmratings.com/).

    They don't apply the standards they have. They routinely make decisions based on backlash from Christo-Facist "Parent's" groups which means that film ratings increasingly do not reflect the overall moralistic stance of the greater society.

  • Can you be nude in your own backyard? [US]

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  • The MPAA has been a rather corrupt organization for a very long time. They don't even bother following their own standards. They also exercise leverage over film content. Many movies live or die by their rating, so "parent's" groups often lobby them or find their way onto the various boards to exert their will and censor content.

  • Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal - Unified

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  • Thank you kind lexical hero.

  • IT'S A TRAP

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  • You dont have to since the set of all positive integers belongs to the set of all real numbers, you actually hit both tracks by just taking the lower track.

  • Can you think of any now?

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  • Hope things get better man, or whatevet idiot manager you have gets caught with his hand in the boss's daughter's cookie jar.

  • Can you think of any now?

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  • The Bhor's model is at least a useful simplification of the atomic structure. What needs taught is that everything you learn before college and intensive narrow topical courses is simplified to the point of being incorrect with the hope that you get enough of an intrinsic understanding of the concept that the less simplified explanation you get next will make sense. I say this because it will still be simplified to the point of being wrong, but will be a step closer to the truth. This is the essence of education.

    • Elementary/middle school: ice is water that has frozen solid
    • HS: ice is water that has lost enough energy that the molecules form a crystalline lattice.
    • College: there are actually 19 or 20 kinds of water ice that have been verified, but as many as 74,963 might exist.
    • Post-collegiate: There may be 74,963 kinds of ice, but I know one ICE we should definitely eliminate from this world.

  • Who the fuck needs an x axis anyway

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  • Yes. This is an artifact of a destigmatization coupled with better diagnostics for evaluating ASD. More people aren't autistic, more people are being diagnosed and receiving counseling for coping with the neurldivergence in a cold and uncaring neurotypical world.

  • Open Source @lemmy.ml
    Adalast @lemmy.world

    Looking for a FOSS alternative to Google Docs for remote collaboration

  • Atheism @lemmy.world
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    Driving past a church and their sign hatched a plan.

  • Privacy @lemmy.ml
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    Family photo sharing?