EamonnMR

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by EamonnMR 4y ago
Try a longer phrase. I got: > Hello darkness my old friend, I've come to blab ou with you again. Because a vision softly crawl left wing its speeds while one was sleeping. And the visual sensation that it planted in my nous still re
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Post was a Twitter clone. Not a very good one either, I'm afraid. Isn't Twitter tiktok for text already?
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This is what they did for the StarCraft pathfinding, but I can't back that up with the links I wanted to send. Also, StarCraft definitely uses the static map for long paths, units will get stuck if you block choke points with mobile un
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by EamonnMR 4y ago
Big second on horizontal scaling. Amazon Redshift is a great example of what's possible, but it also has enough problems that you can't really use it as a primary application database.
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All very cool stuff (awesome to see serious work done in Prolog!) but... Actually cloning the rules isn't the issue. Convincing the community to use your off-brand version is the issue, and trying to keep the community together in the
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by EamonnMR 4y ago
It's very hard to do an open alternative to MTG. MTG's ecosystem is very closely tied to the economics of the physical cards driving the development and community (ie card shops.) Tools for playing magic without cards of course ex
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by EamonnMR 4y ago
Back at my last position we used slack almost like a notes application. I still like it a bit better than confluence. Documentation, sure, think. Slow down. But notes need to be immediate or they won't get captured at all. There slack
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Humans can be trusted not to do that thing, and get in trouble if they get caught.
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by EamonnMR 4y ago
> Where is the form to remove my reddit comments from chat gpt training data? Or my blog posts from gpt training data? More pointedly, how do I keep my GPL'd code from spewing, license free, out of CodePilot?
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Postgres, Sqlalchemy, FastAPI, Nginx.
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Seems like 'the lawyers who made the license' and the OSI might be good authorities on what's open source. I'd love to hear a good FSF rant about RAIL though.
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If it's using a RAIL license isn't it not open source?
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The author addresses this. Such a scenario requires explaining why comms systems were turned off one by one as if by a person rather than an instantaneous event like an asteroid strike. Also, it would be a very big coincidence for not only
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That one haunts my nightmares.
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I thought that this was common knowledge. I've been running my printer in well ventilated spaces only for years.
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Embarrassingly I can't find it now. It was styled as am expose that proved that elements of Santaland diaries were untrue.
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The article digging into Sedaris was especially silly since it's clear that he's a comic (and a great one at that) and the fact that he may have taken NPR for a ride just makes him funnier.
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Awesome. I built a decent little top down tile shooter with free graphics but realized making more levels would be mostly an exercise in editing tiny tile squares so I decided to do other things.
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It's not going to do much for you in a CLI tool, but it's got a wyswyg GUI editor which is nothing to sneeze at.
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by EamonnMR 4y ago
I love Godot to pieces, have used it for several games and will continue to do so. Here's what's missing: * Sane animation import toolchain. The current one from blender is enormously finicky. * Good enough pathfinding (supposed t
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In your story though the hapless dev just changed the test. And the reviewers approved it. This suggests that there are so many changes to tests that it's just become background noise.
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Especially rich from the company that published Spelljammer last year, a supplement that somehow got out the door despite including formerly enslaved sentient _monkey_ characters that gave people minstrel vibes.
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At this point their biggest asset is the fact that DnD has become synonymous with RPG among potential customers. The fact that they've cheesed off existing customers doesn't affect that.
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They could function as consumers too.
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Will reliance on LLMs neuter our minds the same way that reliance on machinery has withered our bodies.
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At least from the perspective of the English profs/teachers I had, actually generating words was a black box not requiring instruction or introspection. Editing and structuring, sure, but the nuts and bolts of how you turn a blank page
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Phone trees are deliberately bad, so I assume voice recognition is deliberately worse. The goal is to frustrate nusance customers so that they give up.
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Wikipedia's animated illustrations of sorting algorithms are awesome: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quicksort
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Data exchange format? Yeah not great. I think it's got potential as a format for complicated text and markup heavy blobs though. The idea of using XML as HTML was... an idea, but rather than trying to rationalize it as a super complica
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XML isn't the problem. It would have been great if it had been introduced now, in a world totally comfortable with unstructured hash soups and trees and such. Trying to map it cleanly to a strongly typed world was the problem.

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