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Try recording yourself talking about the subject out loud in private. Like, in a car. I use a program called audacity to make a transcript, then I take parts I like to write. I find it's easier to talk about things than write when experiencing block.

Bro don't exaggerate, Factorio came out in early access in 2016. That's only... 10... Years ago... 💀💀💀💀💀💀

I love how this is formatted like a poem

Not what the article says

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Most mp3s have the artist name in the metadata or title. And, even the most rudimentary platforms show this information front and center. It is not an ad. It is a feature we desire. We want to know who made it, so that we can understand its context, its subtexts, and yes, find the artist for more of their work.

Image files typically do not make use of these mechanisms, and certainly the platforms we view them on rarely do. The general convention is to 'sign' or watermark it instead.

It is as simple as that. To remove the signature of a webcomic is like stripping an mp3 of all metadata and making the filename a random string. It's fundamentally an inconvenience to everyone involved. No one wants this.

(This is not to mention that the wholesale removal of attribution and complete divorce of creator and creation serves the ultimate goals of corporations. They've done it with food (where does your milk come from), furniture (who made your chair), and now with art (who made this comic?))

I used to work in a robotic lab. It's kind of amazing to me that someone would let a... maybe... 80 lb robot run around in a store without a kill switch.

On a side note, it's kind of amazing how far physical robotics has come in just that small amount of time. Although, it seems like from a operational standpoint, there hasn't really been a paradigm shift, in terms of spatial awareness.

This is just simple inverse kinematics, with the most impressive thing being the auto-balancing and micro adjustments to a shifting center's gravity. Impressive, yes. But, it is a technology that's existed for a pretty long time, just not in consumer electronics.

Still, I feel like the idea of a full on android is closer than I believed previously. The hardware is pretty much there. If we really do see an exponential acceleration in software development, then I suppose it is inevitable.

https://old.reddit.com/r/comics/comments/1rwm4em/why_the_hotel_i_work_at_doesnt_let_in_locals/

I would like to mirror another commentor and mention that Shougo is Japanese and probably issuing Claude to communicate.

I started over doing entry level spray tech work treating exotic plants through americorps and worked my way up. I do a lot of field data collection and gis work now. So, I still utilize my old software skills. I work for my local government doing environmental land management.

GIS is definitely a software adjacent job that is utilized a lot in land management. But that isn't the initial route I took. I really did just kind of started over.

I did this 9 years ago. I make 2/3rds of what I did in software, but I don't regret it. pivoted to environmental work. My job satisfaction is like, a thousand percent better.

It's kind of similar, I think. I mean most store bought bread is low quality compared to the artisinal product. Corporations don't care if the product sucks so long as they can replace the worker.