Notices by Amikke (amikke@qoto.org), page 3

@coolboymew at this point no mortal can possibly think up an isekai scenario dumber than those that already exist.

@coolboymew looks like they wanted to show off their high FOV renders and their ability to cell shade / interpolate on them. That’s at least what it seems like to me, just showing off an effect. Doesn’t look drawn, looks rendered, gives me early 3D fan animation vibes.

@thatguyoverthere @thor also editing analog film is extremely limited and usually tedious so for many uses it still needs to be digitized, losing all advantages of analog version.

@coolboymew I hate clickbait thumbnails I hate clickbait thumbnails I hate clickbait thumbnails I hate clickbait thumbnails I hate clickbait thumbnails

fuck the current algorithm basically forcing creators to stoop to that level to game it to have a chance of their videos being shown even to their subscribers, Youtube should keel over and die already.

@coolboymew one of the best things in games is stacking a shitton of buffs and conditions to release them in a big chain nuke. Dopamine-fountain combination of “just according to keikaku” and “monkey see big damage”.

@coolboymew were it not for his reaction I’d also consider the possibility of him just being a massive chad and not giving a fuck

@coolboymew AFAIK ~10-20 mins is the usual time between buses in metropolitan areas of civilised countries. In Warsaw (and oh boy I’ll be the first to admit Poland barely qualifies as a civilised country) it’s usually 10 minutes for major lines during rush hours, 15 minutes in most other cases and 20-30 for sub-urban and other less often coursing lines.

@kroner @coolboymew ok that sounds amazing, what’s it called?

@coolboymew @Moon

@coolboymew isekai manga title

@coolboymew @D00B y’know, it just occurred to me that I haven’t seen it in a while either, even though it was pretty much standard 15 or so years ago. I guess it was an artifact of manual animation, and the automagical layer-based rendering of modern studios made it obsolete? It makes sense that it survived a bit longer than needed due to being a convention.

@coolboymew great, now there’s two kinds of blue waffle I hope to never see again

@coolboymew and unsurprisingly, that’s how the comments on it look xD
https://github.com/twitter/the-algorithm/pull/1674

@coolboymew Looks Good To Me, typical response to acceptable PRs

@coolboymew LGTM

@coolboymew @NEETzsche relatable, I love Pokemon from my childhood but the mechanics of acquiring good ones and the whole post game or rather lack of it just make me angry. PokeMMO over time managed to make it even worse than core games too, with patches like “so we noticed people are breeding too many good pokemon so starting today the chance of inheriting IVs scales with how good they are with a chance like 1/800 to inherit the max 31 and also when breeding the mother dies lol”.

And it’s such a shame because contrary to others Pokemon has great competitive potential, too bad that it’s inaccessible to people who don’t want to absolutely grind their life away, outside simulators where you can just will them into existence with max stats and lvl 100.

Nintendo being the copyright Hitler makes it even worse, with nobody willing to risk the lawsuits by creating a similar competing product.

@coolboymew @NEETzsche I once saw RO being presented as an example of great game design. In PokeMMO, by a guy assuring me that running on the same patch of grass for a month straight to roll a decent competitive pokemon is very fun and nerfing all other methods was a great design choice.

@feditips the most common example of radicalisation on fedi I’ve seen is caused directly by over-moderation creating echo chambers where people who think they’re always 100% right saviours of the oppressed and humanity overall lash out with aggression, racism and sexism upon encountering anything that doesn’t confirm their worldview, or even just casually because nobody’s gonna contest them.

It’s really important for the Fediverse admins to block only the material that really needs to be blocked and not just anything they don’t like or agree with.

@sammy how on Earth is that racist? Do you consider the French a race? I fully expected the kind of people I described to go through my profile looking for anything they can over-interpret to declare me a racist/bigot in an attempt to disqualify my opinion and you still managed to surprise me.

@kuba @m0iga @miklo @agnieszka @wariat były już takie pomysły i da się takie mikropłatności zrobić sensownie. Przykład: BAT (Basic Attention Token, pomysł projektu Brave). W tym momencie reklamodawca płaci guglowi, webmaster hostuje reklamy gugla, a gugiel odpala mu marny procent jak ludzie oglądają i jeszcze zbiera wszystkie możliwe dane. Alternatywa: zdecentralizowany system w którym reklamodawca płaci BAT żeby wystawić reklamy a webmaster wymaga małej płatności w BAT za skorzystanie ze strony opcjonalnie jednocześnie hostując miejsca w których te reklamy mogą być umieszczone i tym samym oferując opcję oglądania reklam zamiast płacenia. Odpowiada i tym co wolą płacić i tym co wolą oglądać reklamy, a do tego wycina gugla i jego spyware.

Czemu zatem nie jest wprowadzone szerzej? Bo aktywiści internetowi wolą szkalować że to krypto i jednocześnie płakać że politycy od 20 lat nie potrafią ogarnąć sytuacji i wymyślać scenariusze w których jakiekolwiek zbieranie metryk jest by default odgórnie zabronione ustawą xD