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anecdotally I feel a lot of places that used to have comment sections are removing them, it's a shame
don't think there's a grand conspiracy behind it or anything lol, just that moderating a place like that is hard and thankless
wondering what people mean when they say to get in the robot? seen those anime gifs and reaction pics and would like to start watching them yourself?
by popular request, i present to you: the official tpot guide to anime (1/42)
I've always been a bit weirded-out by the trend starting from the mid-to-late 2000s where startup profitability seemed to be an afterthought - reddit hasn't made money, twitch I don't think has ever been profitable, ditto for discord, etc.
unfortunately one possibility of the adblock wars is most of the web turning into opaque WASM blobs in an effort to make it harder for adblockers to function
would be a shame - the ability to examine and modify has been, on the whole, a good thing - I would be sad to see it go
once again I am bemoaning the death of flash and lack of any true successor
that said I think the newgrounds era was a product of several different factors - vector art fit over low-bandwidth connections, no smartphones to worry about, etc.
semi-related but in tpot in particular i get the vibe that one needs to be the next alexander the great in order to not be written off as a disappointment lol
genuine situation, I have about roughly 50,000-80,000 archived memes/assorted pictures I've stored up over the years
how would you guys go about organizing/indexing/tagging them, hopefully with as little manual effort as possible?
something I've wanted to write for a little while is a short thread on what makes anime from the early 2000s visibly and technically different from the anime of today
a fun little thread (with video examples!), if you'll have me (1/13)
when I was a lowbie
my mutual took me into the spaces, to see accounts so grand
he said "sev, when you make it, would you be the savior of the muted,
deboosted and the banned?"
twitter is dying, the moderators hate us, the oomfies are leaving, the advertisers aren't contacting us
we might be alone, it just might be you and me, but that's okay, because do you really need anyone else?
gm gm
it's probably easier than ever to run a forum (docker + discourse + SSO for instance) - but where are they? did we collectively decide to coalesce around twitter/other sites?
(I'm part of the problem fwiw, I'm posting this on twitter lol)
@0xVatnik
my hot take is that this might seem cringe to people who have been around the block but the more development environments get moved to the cloud the less this will matter
half of you guys use macs anyway lol
what was the largest codebase you had to read and understand in undergrad CS?
for the work I did in operating systems it was maybe a 3,000-liner, feel the kids might be a little unprepared for the real world™ there if I'm not alone
one thing I've had to make peace with as a growing account is having followers who will like but not otherwise interact with me
who are you, you little lemurs you
when i was young(er) i thought stallman was some kooky extremist, and the concept of nonfree software being considered unethical was an untenable position to me
the older I get and the more i have to deal with the consequences of black boxes the more and more i get his thinking
the closed nature of openAI makes me incredibly uncomfortable
this is the most important software that mankind has ever created. for it to be closed is a dystopia. i won't live in that world
not singling anyone out in particular here but why so many of you try so hard to come down with a nicotine addiction is something I'll never understand lol
> read gwern
> “hm this nicotine stuff isn’t that bad”
> “fuck i’m out of nicotine gum… maybe a vape would work”
> (furiously chain vaping while having the most productive all nighter of your life) “hahaha fuck yes!!! Ahahaha”
> (a month later unable to function without
having this-or-that-pilled and in-my-such-and-such-era in the same work and (very reasonably) expecting the audience to understand is interesting if you really think about it
feel like you could make the case that the internet is losing its equivalent to regional accents
dawning on me that a lot of the viral tpot sites making the rounds are personality tests with a twitter aftertaste and we have become exactly like our facebook parents
so it goes
at my first big kid internship my first paycheck was physical
what I felt in my heart seeing net vs gross pay inside that envelope is a feeling I will carry with me to my grave
has any rationale on why this is being considered been made public?
private likes i could sort of understand even if i disagreed (being more free to like something contentious) but getting rid of visible metrics altogether doesn't make much sense to me
noticing several people who didn't historically like my tweets already coming out of the woodwork with the private likes update
was my brand really that scary before guys
not sure what the rationale behind funding these kinds of companies is, the user base is already used to them being free and there's generally no other obvious way to make them sustainable
but I could be missing something here, as always
this is the 2nd half of the tpot guide to anime thread, wherein I list anime you might like depending on which of the seven I mentioned earlier you enjoyed (21/42)
last cycle i met a couple founders in miami who were working on smart contract-related infra
it became apparent to me after about 20 minutes that they were working on it for the express purpose of being bought and had no interest otherwise
i see that pattern repeat everywhere
genuinely, sqlite is such a lovely piece of software
everything you'd want in a sql implementation without having to administrate some behemoth of a system, scales further than you might think too
a sentiment I see expressed towards everything from chess to HFT to speedrunning - "why do <seemingly-pointless activity> when you could be curing cancer?"
imo the world doesn't need to be perfectly optimal; these activities bring joy (or a big paycheck lol) - that's good enough
Every day I am newly in awe at the amount of elite cognitive talent––world historical levels of memorization, strategy, optimization, real-time problem solving––getting put to use on increasingly trivial tasks like speedrunning Sekiro blindfolded.
@typecfemale
i could see debugging (you could definitely graduate without *needing* to use anything but printf even if you take a productivity hit)
for loop syntax not being known to upperclassmen is wild though