milo128

the whole point is that its not in a terminal. its a gui frontend.

I dont have a chance to check specifics but if theres no way to do it using the gui you can try the xrandr command. it has lots of options for screen positioning and the like.

i would assume that thats a placeholder

creativity isnt about looking at a million existing art pieces and continuing the pattern. sure, humans can do something similar to that that, but thats all that AI can do. AI can immitate a human artist but it cannot have real creativity because it lacks memories, experiences, views, perspectives, that a human would use when creating something new. I'm not just saying this because I want it to be true, i'm saying it because it is true. Awe at the exploding capabilities of AI may be clouding your judgement.

Dont fool yourself with this logic. i thought this too until I realized that humans all have a unique perspective, and an entire life of experiences to draw from. Humans dont just look through tens of thousands of images, internalize them, and spit out something similar to them like AI does. it is just not comparable the way it might seem at first glance.

allow me to introduce you to the pragmatic and idologically consistent viewpoint, that human creativity is unique and not comparable to ai creativity. Humans draw from experiences and memories, and have a unique perspective that is introduced to their art, while ai just churns through thousands of images and tries to replicate them. Dont assume that just because the results are impressive, that ai creativity is analogous to human creativity.

its sad that you're so closed-minded and brainwashed to think "communism bad" that you wouldnt even consider the possibility of this being true

and i would've figured it out, too, if not for me getting bored and starting another project within 48 hours.

my boss flat out told me my adhd causes a lot of problems (in the context of a performance evaluation) still not sure how to take that one...

thats good for you. do you have to force yourself to do those things or do they still interest you, just not as much as before? For me it feels like once the hyperfixation fades you couldnt pay me a million bucks to touch that hobby again in any capacity until the special interest comes back.

if you'd read it you'd see the author has no problem with people who choose ideology over functionality, only people that try to force others to.

i think the high arch use is mostly steam deck users running steamos.