Fleur

@fleur24.bsky.social

🏳️‍⚧️ She/Her | 🦊 Ace demi | 🎮 VR/AR/XR Nerd |💡 I eat lights

Somebody asked me on Reddit why people who use AI to generate Recomp projects are currently being rejected from the communities and what they can do to fix this. I might tweak parts of this to be a more general blog post at some point, but this should be of help to anyone in a similar situation.

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I really really really like NixOS. Such a cool distro. I was looking for something similar for ages as I often use a lot of machines for my work and keeping them manually "in sync" regarding packages, settings, and overall setup was always a nightmare. 1/3

Generative AI is not only fundamentally based on the rejection of consent, but also *standards*. Artists have been micromanaged and hounded over individual pixels, academics fighting to defend every minute detail of their thesis, etc, and then are tossed away in favor of the get shit wrong machine.

Just a hint how f-up job market really is. It took a year and 2725 applications. 2725 Jobs > 26 1st int. > 12 2nd int. > 6 3rd int. > 1 offer. I am a person with 10+ years of experience in across design, IT dev. and management. I worked for the biggest players. I have ONLY positive references.

Is Steam Machine expensive? Yes. Is it overpriced? No. Can you built a better PC by yourself? Depends. If you want new parts then the answer is no. If you can find some good deals on used HW then yes.

using AI at any stage of game development is loser shit but the excuse of "oh we only used it during the concept art stage" is always insane to me. concept art is literally the fun part. you asked the robot to do the fun part for you. do you also need the robot to eat dessert for you

Linux DEs and me do far: Gnome: Love the looks, hate lacking feature set and customisation KDE: Love the feature set and customisation, hate default looks and stability Hyprland and Niri: Cool but totally unfit for my workflow, unstable AF Cinnamon: Looks awful, love the stability The rest: No.

I am surprised. I tried @kdenlive.bsky.social as a hardcore Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve user. KdenLive is amazing. I found it to be super feature rich and even better than Premiere Pro. Still missing many DaVinci things but that is kinda expected. The only downside is super slow GPU export.

One thing I love about Linux is how calm the experience is. You don’t have to constantly fight your OS, you are not bombarded by notifications, updates, sales BS, nor forced to get rid of software you never asked for. You just turn on your computer and you do stuff you want to do. It’s that easy.