Whenever I'm learning a new resource/concept and pull up the example code, I have the habit of typing it out instead of copy-pasting. Is it slower? Definitely. But it does make a big difference in actually understanding what you're doing
Yeah, for example when emulating GB/GBC/GBA games, simulating the slow LCD response time makes all the difference. Jittery shaking animations become soft blurs, and everything feels much closer to the authentic hardware
I recently found out about the Long Now Foundation, glad to see there's someone saying it out loud. We need to go back to thinking about our descendants in order to make a better humanity! We've tried the "more profit now" method for a while now, and I think most people will agree it has proven itself to not be a healthy, sustainable way to manage our lives and planet. I would really love to make a pilgrimage to the 10,000 year clock, seems like an amazing experience... if it wasn't in the US.
jfc overlaying 2 lines of text over a template via diffusion model has to be one of the most inefficient ways. Aside from the power used, I bet typing the prompt took more time than the 20 seconds it would've taken on imgflip
In itself it is, but a solar panel is only able to capture the smallest amount of it. Until we can build a Dyson sphere, making our own small sun on the earth is the next best thing.
I am not saying privacy is a lost cause, I fully agree with you on your approach. But there's a big difference between minimizing your footprint to avoid passive surveillance, and the FBI having your phone
Whenever I'm learning a new resource/concept and pull up the example code, I have the habit of typing it out instead of copy-pasting. Is it slower? Definitely. But it does make a big difference in actually understanding what you're doing