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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
The Hyper library in question is a Rust library. Did you read the article, or are you a "use rust" parrot / bot based on titles?
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
Nintendo releasing a new GB would be wild and awesome. Unfortunately it'd likely be overpowered and emulate games they downloaded off ROM sites themselves. They'd be done already if they bought up or licensed Analogue though.
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
Use triple emdashes to look extra sane⸻like this.
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
Yeah but a regular - is just a single button press, why would I learn this keyboard combination if I never learned how / when to use emdashes in the first place?
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
You can manage ADRs centrally too, but you'll quickly need a dedicated sub-team / community / tribe / whatever to manage these thing.
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
I'm inclined to agree, but then, it may be impossible to predict sudden breakthroughs. A lot of where we are today is from the early 1900s, I'd argue that most developments since then have been iterative and building on top of the
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
> Can our sci-fi writers come up with something equivalent that is as dizzyingly far from what we know now, as now is from what Aristocreon knew? I bet they can, but the danger is that if it's too far away from what we can fathom ri
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
I'd say that is/was their long game, but it's still very much in hype phase so there's a lot of people intensively using these models, and I don't think it's anywhere near cost efficient right now. Maybe in the
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
At one point Google (and I presume other search engines) actively searched for and penalised content / SEO farms, hostile user patterns like invasive popups, even policing site performance. It's like they just gave up.
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
A crime is a crime even before a judge rules over it. Sure, innocent until proven guilty, but most people know when they're doing something wrong and then don't do it. Of course, this is a lot more grey area for copyright violatio
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
Giving things away for free (at one point) is not the same as making it public domain or relinquishing your (copy)rights. Source available is not the same as open source. Open source code does not mean open source assets/product. I fin
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
Yeah probably better to link to this instead, else everyone clicking will start downloading the big files.
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
Yeah I doubt it, in terms of scale you get at most dozens of enemies, and I can't imagine their behaviour is at all expensive compared to everything else. Every "mode" (idle, attack 1/2/3, etc) is relatively slow as
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
That's what I had; I was going through Elden Ring thinking "I will just play the game straight / naive the first time, no guides". Got close to the city and thought "...this feels like a point of no return /
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
It's not secret, but it's not exactly easy; you can find one part of the medallion just by exploring (iirc its description says what it's for), but not sure if the second half is that straightforward. And even then, while an
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
It's... interesting design, in that there's a puzzle or chance element I suppose. Especially Elden Ring encourages exploration, because there's almost always a reward for wandering and exploring in terms of items / abili
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
Not rule of one. Not of two. But three.
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
There's non-destructive ways to do so; take a photo, post a review, write a blog post. Actually Facebook and Instagram are known platforms to "leave a trace" like that, its shady side aside. But also, plenty of public places
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
It's never too late; the important part is to have a personality and your own opinions. AI is agreeable, they will just go along with whatever information they are prompted with, unless they get an explicit prompt to be disagreeable. B
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
In the Netherlands they banned wearing earplugs/headphones on bicycles for this reason (as well as using your device). Whether that's enforced / enforceable is another matter though. On a motorcycle you need hearing protectio
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
You may want to get some passive ear protection though, active noise canceling is not the same as noise protection. Unless you drive slowly, I find that driving at 60 kph max is still comfortable on the ears.
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
I'd agree in general terms, but I don't think city life or existing in busy and noisy spaces is either. Isolating as described (by putting on noise-canceling earphones) is a way to manage and reduce sensory input to something with
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
I'm seeing a lot of people report that they're football players and / or actors. Must be a common hallucination.
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
> Zaphod Beeblebrox > Fictional two-headed ex-President of the Galaxy > 979 strength
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
> [...] serving me ads for Replit — one of the many vibe-coding startups that have emerged in the past couple of years, Replit (formerly repl.it) has been around for a decade as an online IDE / runtime, productized from work from 20
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
You'd be surprised as how there's individuals and organizations willing to pay a lot of money to do political manipulation / influencing.
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
Yes, a lot of compromised accounts are just put onto a marketplace of sorts, either selling the account itself directly or offered as services to promote a product / political talking point / propaganda / engagement.
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
It needs approval from someone to ensure it's safe first and foremost - health & safety inspections, hygiene, FCC approval, etc. And FDA approval (I presume) if they want to give formal diagnoses, but I believe that if they don&#x2
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
I've been using quake-style terminals for... pretty much as long as I've been using terminals so about 15 years now and I can never go back. Sometimes I open a new terminal window to e.g. run my application but I always forget it
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by Cthulhu_ 4mo ago
FOMO; Apple grew to one of the biggest companies over time and people were like "h*ck I should've bought it years ago". Tesla then seemed somewhat similar - also 5 years ahead of the curve for EVs, even if they reinvented thi

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