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by Jare 1y ago
> As they say, the best way to ruin something you love doing is by making it your job. As someone who made a job and career out of what I always loved, it's far from ruined. Your relationship with the thing changes, and like anythin
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by Jare 1y ago
Would that be solved by having several clones of your repo, each with a IDE and a Claude working on each problem? Much like how multiple people work in parallel.
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by Jare 1y ago
Wow thanks! I didn't even realize that was a link, it looks like just any other bold text in the page. It's weird this page would be published in Sept (if I understand correctly) and not mention the patch, but in any case that&#x2
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by Jare 1y ago
I went to check when the bug had been patched, and was left wanting. I however lack the expertise to really appreciate how much danger exists in practice, or for whom. I just know I do have Win11 24H2 and "This leak primitive is partic
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by Jare 1y ago
I'm ok with individual pioneers taking high but informed risks in the name of progress. But this sounds like companies putting millions of users in wing suits instead.
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by Jare 1y ago
The ship is reminiscent of Galactica's oldschool vipers. Different, but very similar overall structure.
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by Jare 1y ago
If you're not a Junior and that's all you have to say without even attempting to approach the actual question, you would be raising a red flag with me. Maybe there are better ways to phrase that counter-question, but this one in p
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by Jare 1y ago
Firefighter buttons are meant to only be used in very rare special occasions (emergencies) so "special" is just emphasis, whereas developer access is a completely normal way to use the product and thus "special" suggests
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by Jare 1y ago
To be fair, the actual results are often even worse. I'm pretty sure we're close to the point where our favorite AI prompt replaces classic googling. While it will get a lot of the answer wrong, it will lead to the right result fa
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by Jare 1y ago
It's not so simple. While it may not be causation ("they're successful because they don't make sales" is likely not true), the correlation can be almost as strong: the philosophy / mindset that leads you to mak
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by Jare 1y ago
> FOMO happens typically when a big game is released FOMO around sales: I've bought a bunch of games when they were on sale even though I was not going to play them right away, simply because I didn't want to end up wanting to
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by Jare 1y ago
I'm pretty sure that in "socialized medicine" countries i.e. the rest of the civilized world pretty much, they also "do everything" even if chances are low. AND everyone involved (including family) can do their part
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by Jare 1y ago
Might be interesting to try this in ARM assembly where it's a lot less likely to be existing code in the training set.
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by Jare 1y ago
Shader parameter management, visibility and culling, shadow and lighting setup, scriptable pipelines, geometry shader orchestration, etc. There's a lot of work involved in preparing the stuff that you'll ask your shaders to, well,
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by Jare 1y ago
> The idea of "vibe coding" seems completely unrealistic to me. That's what happens to "AI art" too. Anyone as a non-artist can create images in seconds, and they will look kind of valid or even good to them, muc
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by Jare 1y ago
Glad you are all ok. There have been many stories of people supporting and helping each other, very uplifting in these troubled days.
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by Jare 1y ago
I started signing my cards with an all caps "ASK FOR PHOTO ID" 30 years ago. It raised a few questions when I would travel to the US and use them there, but was never refused a transaction.
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by Jare 1y ago
> There is no product roadmap for what this looks like Think about it like a research project. The company or its culture may not be prepared for that, but that's what it is.
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by Jare 1y ago
Asking if you can print all 8x8 bitmaps is very reasonable. Wanting to copyright them to block competition is despicable.
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by Jare 2y ago
Authoritarianism always finds a way, but it's shocking that 60 million invited it for dinner.
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by Jare 2y ago
> how much With so many countries and legal frameworks to comply with, there's never going to be a single answer for this.
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by Jare 2y ago
Or it just sounded like a fun joke for a good company name... I mean you are not wrong, but pretty much any successful young entrepreneur must have some degree of excessive appreciation for themselves, and this one was already achieving tha
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by Jare 2y ago
You should probably have clarified this when you originally replied to a comment about X, on a thread about X, on a post about X.
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by Jare 2y ago
Seriously? That criticism is more polite than some of my praises.
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by Jare 2y ago
To make a simile with books, to me the UI is the writing and the UX is the story plus how it's ingested via the writing.
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by Jare 2y ago
Trump just makes stuff up. What is troublesome is to grace anything Trump says with any measure of validity. He's always just trying to sow doubt on anyone or anything who doesn't support him.
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Someone ported my 1995 PC game Speed Haste to the Amiga(indieretronews.com)
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by Jare 2y ago
I don't know if anyone will find it interesting here, but I'm speechless and I had to publish it. I don't know what to say, except I'm happy I released the source code on github years ago. The original game was very much
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by Jare 2y ago
> I am anti-war. I truly want peace. That's cool. Go convince the aggressor to stand down and never attack anyone again so there can be peace.
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by Jare 2y ago
Countries all over the world should want to help stop an aggressor before it expands and becomes powerful enough to attack them. It's a no brainer, and you have plenty of examples throughout history. As things stand now, 5 years from n

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