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Sc2kfix – Reverse Engineering, Bugfixing, and Modding SimCity 2000(sc2kfix.net)
27 points by DannyPage 2y ago|3 comments
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by DannyPage 2y ago
Open-sourcing is/was the perfect time to change it. Otherwise it might be even more painful if a name change is needed later.
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Game Programming Patterns – Web Book (2014)(gameprogrammingpatterns.com)
3 points by DannyPage 2y ago|0 comments
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by DannyPage 2y ago
“Releases” is used in the article - instead of “drops” - and would be a clearer title.
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by DannyPage 2y ago
Mark Cuban is welcome to advocate for a wealth tax that can fund 18f and many other portions of the government, while keeping it public and free of interference from private billionaires.
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by DannyPage 2y ago
This line of argument sounds exactly what a lot of people tried in the past when they were getting hit by claims from the media companies. If I were to scrape Meta's information and use it to train AI chat bots, would they say "Th
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by DannyPage 2y ago
At its core, it’s just a text editor. You don’t need any subscription. It’s Local-first, uses Markdown, and if you want to sync or publish, there’s plenty of other tools for that purpose that don’t require an account, like Syncthing or Gith
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Suspension of inbound parcels from China and Hong Kong(about.usps.com)
563 points by DannyPage 2y ago|560 comments
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by DannyPage 2y ago
Unless I missed it, it seems strange that the article wouldn’t link to the Github repo for the TinyZero model. https://github.com/Jiayi-Pan/TinyZero
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by DannyPage 2y ago
Just like Microsoft's latest batch of Flight Simulator games, I'd love if there was a version of this for creating race tracks out of real areas in the world.
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PydanticAI Agent: Framework to Use Pydantic with LLMs(ai.pydantic.dev)
12 points by DannyPage 2y ago|0 comments
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by DannyPage 2y ago
Highly suggest this book on Kissas and experiencing Japan through walking. Immersive photography as well. https://shop.specialprojects.jp/products/kissa-by-kissa-4th-...
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by DannyPage 2y ago
I looked into this with my 4th generation Kindle; it seems like it won't be able to use any HTTPS website due to invalid certificate. However, setting it up to talk to a server on my local network would be the way to go. Thanks for the
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by DannyPage 2y ago
I saw an interesting tweet from DHH to Matt that seems relevant: > I have nothing but the out-most respect for what you've built with WordPress. It's an incredible achievement, and you're been justly rewarded for that acco
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by DannyPage 2y ago
I love Python, but I also love building web apps in the native language of JS/HTML/CSS. Often times these "build the web in X" solutions are amalgamating that language into code that looks almost like HTML or JS, just wi
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by DannyPage 2y ago
Congrats on having the only kids on the planet that are gentle with everything and have never broken a single toy or object they have come into contact! What is your secret??
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by DannyPage 2y ago
Each image has "pictured using generative tools" in the caption. I'm glad they are upfront about it not being a true idea of the concept, but I don't understand why New Atlas would use misleading GenAI images to when the
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by DannyPage 2y ago
Hi-Fi Rush was a fantastic game, won major awards, showed off the promise of XBox Game Pass… and for their efforts their studio has been shut down. There have multiple instances of this in just the past few weeks; are publishers really goin
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by DannyPage 2y ago
Is there any software meant for casual users for displaying and walking around these objects? I'd love to have some sort of VR room with the simplicity of "The Sims" where I could add these, plus perhaps some connections to t
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by DannyPage 3y ago
There aren't any network calls; It's all pre-fetched and stored in the javascript file. The file itself seems to be tagged to the build, but it's in the ./hypersplit/assets/index-<ID>.js file.
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by DannyPage 3y ago
I was recently searching for something like this - the ability to write PRQL queries on mobile is my ideal usecase. As you note, PRQL is perfect for putting together queries with drop-downs, so I'm a huge fan of the UI that you've
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by DannyPage 3y ago
I really think this should have GenAI in the title on the webpage or on here, because it's taking the source photo and making best guesses while creating details out of whole cloth. This isn't just "another photo filter"
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Writing machine learning models in pure SQL(freecodecamp.org)
3 points by DannyPage 3y ago|0 comments
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by DannyPage 3y ago
A list of Nitter mirrors and their uptime status for those looking for alternatives: https://status.d420.de/
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by DannyPage 3y ago
The repo is pretty active too, wonder if there’s a follow up blog post about the transition. https://github.com/actualbudget/actual
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by DannyPage 3y ago
> And by the way, 9 weeks of severance on pretty good tech job salaries is far richer than many get. It's drastically shorter than their cohort of tech companies, which is the comparison they sell themselves as. Between that and the
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by DannyPage 3y ago
Location: Northern Virginia Remote: Yes (US/EU), will consider hybrid in NoVa. Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Sagemaker Machine Learning, Django/Flask/Rails, SQL, HTML/CSS/Javascript Résumé/CV:
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by DannyPage 4y ago
Hyperscript[1] pairs well with HTMX (as it should, it’s by the same group) and would fill those gaps. [1] https://hyperscript.org/
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Git Improves Zettelkasten(dtsheffler.com)
3 points by DannyPage 4y ago|0 comments
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by DannyPage 4y ago
A Twitter ‘hack’ I love is muting “rt @“ in the Latest Timeline to remove all natural retweets. I believe this works because Twitter still stores retweets as “rt @user tweet_content” on the backend, and you can see this in various Twitter C

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