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I was actually describing a piece of software, which is not considered a human being, and can in fact be treated differently without any legal or philosophical confusion
I was actually describing a piece of software, which is not considered a human being, and can in fact be treated differently without any legal or philosophical confusion
No you have to run them through an elaborate model first, then it’s totally legit to use someone else’s literal words as if they were your own
Darn you beat me to it haha
I know right? Also iirc there was some discord alternative, but I can’t quite remember the name… it’s just as well, the company owning it probably shut it down. It’s not like it’s some free protocol that can be used by anyone, sigh 😞
Well you’ve convinced me. I always thought copyleft sounded cool, but never thought of it in this way of more/less free
When you move fast and break things, but then have to pay to fix the things you broke 🥺
I love that.
I grew up in a community co-op! It was so great
Honest mistake, but you’re probably thinking of a superintendent. They are usually an employee of the landlord, and do things like collect the landlord’s rents and sometimes fix appliances, etc.
Tell me you don’t add alt text to your posts without telling me :p
I imagine it’s a 2D array? So width would be captured by uhh like a[N].len
.
It could be I’m misunderstanding you, because not not sure what you mean by:
linear data with varying sectioning content
Indeed, treasure that memory. I wish I’d had access to the pirate/bootleg console scene, but at least there was the PC scene, and emulators for me.
Ahhh the prime pirating years. Enjoy! If I hadn’t pirated at that age, I would have but a tiny fraction of the shared culture and nostalgia that I currently enjoy with my peers.
…and that contemporary game makers and publishers profit from today, now that I’ve got money to spend.
Not exactly IRL, but I’ll type g st
in basically any bare terminal if I’m trying to remember what I’m doing (it’s my alias for git status -bs
. Even when it’s not actually versioned lol.
And of course the classic :wq
in any text field
It’s never happened to you? It’s not like the thought actually makes it very far. It might just get like a momentary impulse, like “keep right side clear” or “hope I get a line.”
But even those are too complex. It’s more abstract and pre conscious/verbal (at least for me).
Same, but for drawing on paper. It took me a while to break this habit. My left fingers would reflexively twitch, like they were rolling over those key
I agree they’re not 1:1 but imo you can’t feel the “actions in real life” part without being heavily incepted by a video game’s loops, like in your thoughts and dreams.
But I get it a lot less because I don’t game as much these days
Sounds pretty accurate to me. The phenomenon op is asking about is a facet of that effect.
This is really embarrassing, but I played so much battlefield 3 once that I felt the urge to reflexively “spot” some people walking in the distance (IRL 💀) to see whether they were friend or foe.
I didn’t have a keyboard, so there’s nothing I could even do about it, but the fact that I felt the urge really made me pause.
There’s a desktop application?