We’re what… 1% of the size of Reddit? Less?

I have no idea but my gut says not even one-thousandth

I like that your hunch barely secured a majority

“guns don’t kill people” vibes

As far as I understand, “Clanker” targets the AI, not the person writing the prompt. You can’t dehumanize an AI

Looking up forums about 3D, solutions for games

Do phone makers get subsidies to ship their hardware with Android preinstalled ? I didn’t know that

Fuckin’ ouch. I don’t know if I can justify this 😂

yipeee hooo * slooice *

Yes ! hah, so satisfying. A little bit of justice

I am not in a position to employ or otherwise help you man I’m sorry, I just wanted to express some sympathy. at least you’re qualified and that should up your chances significantly. Good luck

I’m apolitic.

not for long !

That’s crazy, I do floss, brush, then mouthwash. It just makes more sense to me : flossing is mechanically speaking the “rawest” operation, as in it frees interdental space from big chunks which allows the brush to get in there and remove leftovers, and then mouthwash applies a protective film over it all. But maybe it’s all a movie I’m directing in my head

lmao

I don’t know… they’re preparing a release soonish I think but I don’t know of a concrete date

https://graphite.art/

It aims to be everything (from vector to raster to animation to publishing to compositing and so on), not sure how that ambition will turn out but they seem to have a very good team and are making good progress. It’s node-based, but you can edit stuff using only the familiar layer stack if that’s your thing. Check out the recent livestreams to see how the procedural workflow looks like : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iLiaSGSnPs and their interview on Developer Voices : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUbcwUC5lxA

There’s no raster editing yet, and no painting, cf roadmap https://graphite.art/features/

It is true. It’s been tested by folks on the blenderartists forum if my memory serves right. Unless that changed of course, that was around the time of the initial release. I’m not confident on the timing though, I remember it being minutes, but it could be hours, anyway it was a short time. It doesn’t need to stay a mystery either, anyone can try it, provided they’re ready to unplug the internet for enough time. I have had a stable enough connection ever since I signed up for starlink, but before ? that would have been a dealbreaker. Companies from the developed world forget that the entire world isn’t always up to their infrastructural standard. It’s also a problem on principle, I think : what are they doing that needs an internet connection ? None of my design programs do this and they work perfectly.

No sorry I don’t. Publishing is still one of those areas where open source tools are super lacking. Graphite aims to become a capable publishing tool though, and it’s developing quite fast, so let’s see what comes of it in a year or two. Right now it’s a very capable procedural vector graphics editor. See the “nodevember” livestreams : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iLiaSGSnPs

Sorry I can’t help more.

You do need to be connected to the internet however, otherwise it stops working after a few minutes

Too little too late. I advocated for a Linux version for years, and now with Krita, Graphite, etc. the need is no more.

This is an article from july…?