Kiro

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by Kiro 1y ago
What kind of stuff? Gamers want to talk about the game and engage with the developers. GitHub must be the absolute worst alternative.
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by Kiro 1y ago
Why? I follow a lot of solo game developers who only use Discord and I completely understand them not wanting do deal with multiple platforms. They should focus on on the game.
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by Kiro 1y ago
You're the one doing the gaslighting now. "It doesn't work for me, therefore it can't possibly work for anyone else."
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by Kiro 1y ago
Dumb question but I don't expect any service to support all countries, so what makes BuyMeACoffee different? My service (which also involves money) only supports one country in the world.
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by Kiro 1y ago
That's not vibe coding. You need to use something where it applies to code changes automatically or you're not fast enough to actually be vibing. Oneshotting it like that just means you get stunlocked when running into errors or d
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by Kiro 1y ago
All KYC processes require copying in Europe. There's nothing that's blanket illegal under GDPR. If you have consent you can collect and store whatever you want.
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by Kiro 1y ago
The world has stopped pretending a long time ago. In my country SSN is public information.
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by Kiro 1y ago
I honestly feel bad for anyone primarily associating RPG with weapons and not the beautiful world of role-playing games. You're missing out.
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by Kiro 1y ago
The community showcase makes it look all over the place and hard to understand what it is (is it just another engine?). I love the current graphics on the homepage though. I'm also sure it's a good choice for their target audience
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by Kiro 1y ago
What benefit are WebSockets providing? It's the same. You send something to one endpoint and need to listen for a response in another handler.
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by Kiro 1y ago
> I don't know how more people don't see through it. When you think that maybe you should take a step back and reflect on it. Could it be that your assessment is wrong rather than everyone else being delusional?
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by Kiro 1y ago
Your initial opinion was the right one. Too bad you let yourself be bullied into changing it by the vocal minority of online personalities. Artists that are not influencers have already embraced AI.
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by Kiro 1y ago
I want a browser to be able to run arbitrary code. That's the whole point. I want to play a game or use a complex application in the browser without having to install anything.
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by Kiro 1y ago
Can't relate at all. I've never had so much fun programming as I have now. All the boring and tedious parts are gone and I can finally focus on the code I love to write.
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by Kiro 1y ago
Piracy is not the reason individual authors cannot feed themselves.
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by Kiro 1y ago
They are not necessarily cheaper. The commercial models are heavily subsidized to a point where they match your electricity cost for running it locally.
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by Kiro 2y ago
Yes, which was also a bot comment in the bot post that the bot article commented on: > The top comment mentions something called "Dead Internet Theory": the belief that most online interactions are automated loops of bots commu
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by Kiro 2y ago
AI has made me love programming again. I can finally focus on the creative parts only.
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by Kiro 2y ago
Old trope that is no longer true.
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by Kiro 2y ago
It being your favorite store implies you buy there a lot, which means you're already losing out so I don't get your reasoning.
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by Kiro 2y ago
I thought this was way too hard. I didn't figure out a single word and even failed the tutorial. Seeing everyone loving it makes me feel really stupid.
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by Kiro 2y ago
This guy's patronizing rants has made me avoid his software (µWebSockets) even though it seems good. Stop trying to be Torvalds. Even the docs used to be riddled with it: > In the 1970s, programming was an elite's task. Today p
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by Kiro 2y ago
What's wrong with Theo?
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by Kiro 2y ago
Those companies and integrations are already using LLMs. That's the whole point. I'm only talking about LLM products, many of which are free and open source. This has been mainstream for years.
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by Kiro 2y ago
There are hundreds of text-to-SQL companies and integrations already. What's different about this that makes you react like that?
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by Kiro 2y ago
Yeah, I've never understood this. I can't think of any operation where I wouldn't want some backend logic in between. Firebase rules don't cut it.
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by Kiro 2y ago
Why is this getting downvoted? ChatGPT is completely obsessed with em dashes. I don't even know how to make it on my keyboard.
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by Kiro 2y ago
Yeah, I've stopped using them because of this reason.
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by Kiro 2y ago
No offense but you are really obnoxious.
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by Kiro 2y ago
What's the problem?

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