HeavyStorm

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by HeavyStorm 3mo ago
What the fuck
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by HeavyStorm 3mo ago
Just switched from windows to Mac and the rumors are true. Finder is terrible.
33.
by HeavyStorm 3mo ago
That's really besides the point. Everything dies. But I still have my Sega CD games that work and I actually own them.
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by HeavyStorm 3mo ago
Only read the title. Going by it: you could also kill me with a kitchen knife, your car, a bat (if you're fit), multiple types of poison, a homemade firebomb, etc.
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by HeavyStorm 3mo ago
This is as close to shitposting you can get without actually doing it.
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by HeavyStorm 3mo ago
I hope you're right, but I don't think you are. I think soon the AI will do it for us. We've not yet reached diminishing returns, no matter what contrarians are saying. Just compare using Claude code today vs last year.
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by HeavyStorm 3mo ago
It's improving but sota models are now too slow for a real time game. Training a specialized neural network would be more effecient.
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by HeavyStorm 3mo ago
Orange and apples... China has very intentional policy behind those decisions. The US... Not so much. I don't buy that Trump and his whole cabinet are as dumb as they look, but they are only motivated by profit. And ignorance.
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by HeavyStorm 4mo ago
Wow. What a narrow, naive view.
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by HeavyStorm 4mo ago
This doesn't seem to even relate to the question. How am I suppose to out the Israeli government to my local police? Or the miriad entities that support it?
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by HeavyStorm 4mo ago
If the latest Gaza war taught us anything, is that UN is powerless. And, unfortunately, it is the highest entity that could apply leverage here, so... Not much we can do. In the long term I hope other nations realize they are very vulnerabl
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by HeavyStorm 4mo ago
I think that all this people defending this post have no idea that this rationale can cause. I'm sitting at a codebase that has the same code for iterating copied around 20 times. As a senior I will tell you to dedup whether I can to a
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by HeavyStorm 4mo ago
Even better to work with one that isn't shit.
44.
by HeavyStorm 4mo ago
> who are we trying to tell you how to use your computer? Valve is still great.
45.
by HeavyStorm 4mo ago
"Expensive to develop for" sounds very biased.
46.
by HeavyStorm 4mo ago
Yes!
47.
by HeavyStorm 4mo ago
No, invading Iran without a proper plan or goal forced his hand. This was a strategic mistake from Day 1.
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by HeavyStorm 4mo ago
Doesn't sound true. Unless audacity already has a tool for this exactly... How would you do it on 30 seconds or less?
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by HeavyStorm 4mo ago
What a very cool utility.
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by HeavyStorm 4mo ago
Yeah, it was. It wasn't even my first game - I was like 11 when I first got to it, and by then was a solid gamer having already owned a master system and mega drive game consoles. And still PoP was hard, really hard. (But I also didn&#
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by HeavyStorm 4mo ago
?
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by HeavyStorm 4mo ago
Scary that your first shot is Google with Gemini instead of copilot and Microsoft who are certainly in a better position to make this happen. I guess nobody escorts msft to lead anything anymore.
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by HeavyStorm 4mo ago
It's much terrible to live in a country in which your neighbors ejected a complete idiot for president. I know how it feels. Then again, my idiot never got us into a war or said he loved inflation. Nor was he best friends with a pedop
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by HeavyStorm 4mo ago
Oh, PhDs, you're right, that's not approximately no one... It's probably approximately one. I like Lean (and more generally dependent types) but ffs Lean has a very, very small userbase for a project like this. GGP would have
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by HeavyStorm 4mo ago
> Very little of this rings true How old are you? I'm betting mid-twenties.
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by HeavyStorm 4mo ago
Better internet may be, but that doesn't make an entire phone. There was the terrible battery life, limited multitasking, poor camera, etc.
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by HeavyStorm 4mo ago
Oh god
58.
by HeavyStorm 5mo ago
What the...? Those aren't DOS games, there are plenty Windows DirectX-based games in this site.
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by HeavyStorm 5mo ago
Oh god why: > String methods cover case conversion, trimming, searching, splitting, replacing, padding, classification, and parsing. .len() counts Unicode codepoints, not bytes; use .bytes().len() for raw byte length. Indexing with s[i]
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by HeavyStorm 5mo ago
Looks really cool. My main advice is: you must tell us why choose xs. It's cool but I saw no killer feature that would push me from go or python to it. What does it do differently? What problem it solves that other languages don't

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