Honestly, the biggest selling point for me, and pretty much the entire reason I do have premium, is that they pay the creators you watch way more than a regular view. I guess the alternative would be to sign up to their patreons for a dollar.

How dare you say he's Norwegian! Those mountain trolls could never spawn someone of such greatness! Next you'll tell me Anders Celsius was Danish, pwah.

Curve pay is what I use as well on Graphene OS. A shame we "have" to use yet another third-party company, but it will do until better alternative comes up.

Would you also say a mirror is green? Or a glass of water is blue? Windows are a greenish hue? Shaving foam is blue?

Is the Windows 10 IoT version actually meant to be running on "things"? Because why would such an operating system be able to be daily drivable. The last task my Windows drive had was to play VR games, crazy to think a IoT OS would have enough stuff in there to be able to do that.

The website is to send to a friend or colleague who responds to you with AI. Similar to nohello.net

But that's the thing. It's incredibly rare that a indie game becomes successful enough to sustain even a single developer. It's like with every other entertainment industry. YouTube, OF, Twitch, TikTok, you are competing with millions of other people in exactly the same situation as you. I think it's OF where you need to be in the top 25% to earn $1k per year.

Hard work and clever marketing can improve your chances of a success, but you still need to be extremely lucky to be noticed enough to make a living out of it.

I remember this talk about a developer making a living as a game dev. Not by making inspiring or "good" games, but by pretty much endlessly reskinning solitare games.

It's unfortunate that a lot of hobby and electronics replacement parts are hit by this, thanks Teemu.

The + is doing some very heavy lifting here.

They and them can both be used in the singular. And it doesn't need to refer to a non-binary person.

I'm not very well versed in the non-binary/pronoun sphere, but I would assume it would be fine. Breaks up the monotony of saying he/him.

In my opinion it's best to walk up the tree of niche subject until you get to place that's actually populated. If roguelights are atruggling check/post in strategy or rpg game communities, if those are also empty go up a tier to a more general gaming one. The only reason niche communities are created (outside of like, friend groups or whatever) is because the more general one is becoming over populated. Starting with the small community stuff always felt very backwards to me.

Oh damn, I completely forgot Numb3rs existed. As an edgy nerd teen that show was right up my alley!

Further more, is there any good front end for Instagram? Most of what I get seaching around either don't work, are sketchy as balls, or very limited.

It's on purpose... It's like a well timed cut off scream or "FUU" in a video. It adds to the humour, like we weren't suppose to see that part. It's the pornhub tab in someone's browser.

I have a coworker who has always been shoddy at writing code, but especially understanding it. He loves AI, he creates large overly engineered and sometimes faulty PRs because of a bug the AI found. I can't ask him to reason about the code because he doesn't understand it. He might think he does or has a vague top level of understanding of something. But ask him why he chose to use a Mutex instead of a @Volatile in kotlin and he might not even realise there were options.

And the endless cycle of pushing code by Claude, copilot leaves comments on GitHub, fixes by Claude, more comments from copilot... the PR just becomes a mess by the end of it. He doesn't have the ability to say "No more fixes, I'm happy with where it's at now" so it just keeps going. Help me 😭

I hope you mean 60hz is enough for TVs. Because I certainly don't want that regression on my monitor 😄

They could also punish false claims. Currently the copyright holders (and not even that, just something that might vaguely sound like your stuff) can automatically send out strikes for any match in the system. The burden to prove it's fair use goes to YouTube channel, and if it's found to not be copyright infringement nothing happens to the fraudulent claimer.

A big step would be to discourage the copyright holders from shooting from the hip.

Locking this comment. Duplicate of https://lemmy.world/comment/21433687

Why wouldn't people up vote? The original comment said the main article was worse than the headline, and summarised why they thought so. What are you objecting to?