Space Fox

a pine marten surrounded by coffee cups

who gave her coffee

i hate gen AI. i hate having to second guess everything i see online cause so frequently it's just AI. i hate that my coworker will show me a funny video at work and it's AI. i hate that my mom will send me a gift she thinks i'll like and she doesn't realize it's AI slop. i'm so so so so sick of it

This is actually quite brilliant, up to and including the final sentence 🔥

Cause them, they can refute you by saying that they didn't cause the issue in the first place, play victim, and make people ignore the other more concerning and legit critics, you can't shoot everywhere and hope it works, when it comes to corps they have people working on pr

Anyone else ever had the situation where there's some VERY complicated math on part of your game code, and you wrote a guide on how it works

And it's like... the 7th time you're reading this because DEAR GOD the math is terrifying
Having the hardest time with uneven frame count animations
#gamedev

In 2006 a high school English teacher asked students to write to a famous author & ask for advice.

KURT VONNEGUT - born 103yrs ago today - was the only one to respond.

His reply was a doozy.

imagem de divulgação do cantor gil bala com um design extremamente poluido. o gil bala está segurando um microfone ao lado de um texto que diz “PEGA MINHA POMBA”, atras desse texto tem outro texto que diz “HOJE”, em frente ao gil bala está escrito “GIL BALA” e no canto inferior direito tem um pedido “INSCREVA-SE ATIVE AS NOTIFICAÇÕES”

imagine if instead of kpop it was pbpop and it's from Paraíba and you had girls all over Twitter being like "stream Minha Pomba" and posting pictures like this and being like "OMG Gil Bala looks so CUTE"

Screenshot of barq app on my profile

barq.app/@SpaceLilFox

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Audacity now has AI plugins in it, including a music generative one, it is also part of the muse group company

FOXTOBER

The isp doesn't know what you're looking at, only what domain you're on (unless you use a vpn or encripted dns) https makes so only the website server and your client knows the actual content, its just parents that don't watch over their kids and want the world to bend for them

"... with over 595,000 products" holy moly thats a lot of products

Ok thats way more sus then, specially if this post has more than 24 hours ago, since i know of no platform that syncs in intervals greater than 24 hours their main instances

Money has been lost, github has had issues with their main database going off and the other ones that synced their data up didn't knew what to do and a lot of data had to be manually restored, it is a expensive problem that plagues asyncronous global scale systems

It could be both, at least for me these last days blusky has been failing to load or being slow a lot, it could be servers not syncing comments across instances and moderation hiding stuff, thats why it would be inconsistent, just know that syncing data up is hard at this scale, and a lot of

Trying to explain the issue with more detaild would be, server A has post ■with comment 1, server B made a copy of that post and got comments 4 and 5, meanwhile server A got comments 2 and 3.
Now server A has comments 1,2,3 and server B has comments 1,4,5 after a while the servers sync both comments

Like i said, i don't fully know how the bsky system is implemented, it could be you connected to the same server in that case but not this one, i'm not defending their moderation tho, it just that what you describe does sound like a cache revalidation at global scale distribution kinda issue

Whole atproto protocol to know if they can or not shadow ban stuff or not, but the thing you describe sounds a lot like a cache revalidation issue, where you're connecting to servers that have different versions of the data at different moments. This sort of issue is why ticket websites have queues

When websites get really big one server can't handle everyone, and so they make many server each one running independently, and from time to time they sync up, when you connect you connect to the least busy server, and it might not have all data yet, or a diffent set of data, now i haven't read the

I don't know how to make the run button work in VS Code because I just use the terminal

Purely based on irl experience from a friend who's learning dev in uni: not using chatgpt for fucking everything... Like at one point you'll reach a roadblock that you won't be able to overcome unless you read the source code yourself of some project because chatgpt just spits out bullshit nonsense