Steve16384

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by Steve16384 10d ago
Take your pick from the millions of options already turned into films and books.
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by Steve16384 10d ago
> but can be overwhelming That's an understatement and a half. It's massively over engineered and complicated, especially when compared with (say) the dashboard on Itch.
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by Steve16384 11d ago
I guess that's what the EU is trying to be.
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by Steve16384 11d ago
I feel safer already. What's the worst that could happen? I'm sure no-one will put an AI anywhere near it.
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by Steve16384 12d ago
I created a reverse Space Invaders a few months ago, but I struggled to get it to be a fun game as you just move left and right avoiding the players bullets. (I'd post a gif, but it looks exactly like Space Invaders to watch).
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by Steve16384 16d ago
What's to stop this nu-web going the same way?
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by Steve16384 18d ago
How did you extrapolate that leap of logic? Maybe we suck at business.
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by Steve16384 19d ago
You're going to have that problem with any kind of change.
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by Steve16384 22d ago
Why pointless?
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by Steve16384 22d ago
This is amazing. How long did that process take? Was it almost just a case of giving Claude the binary files and then prompting "please recreate this in Godot"?
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by Steve16384 22d ago
This is amazing. I'm trying to get a handle on how you're doing this, but I can't seem to find anything specific. e.g., is it a case of prompting "Please recreate Populous for the web"?
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by Steve16384 25d ago
He's doing this as well as all the wars.
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by Steve16384 1mo ago
I'm not sure what the point of this article is, apart from fearmongering about a new boogie man.
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by Steve16384 1mo ago
I'm surprised this hsn't happened sooner. Surely making decisions as a CEO would be easier for an AI then complex software development.
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by Steve16384 1mo ago
Would it make any difference? Fujitsu wrote software so buggy that innocent people got fined and put in prison. They still get contracts even today.
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by Steve16384 1mo ago
I've wondered about this before, not just telling people, but what about my code projects etc... Something like "make all my github repo's public when I die" (assuming anyone would care about them).
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by Steve16384 1mo ago
This is another argument that we need more phone OS options, not just Android and iPhone. (Graphene isn't really a proper option yet).
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by Steve16384 1mo ago
Back in the day, adverts used to be obviously just adverts. Nowadays it's very difficult to determine what actually is an advert/influencer, or someone with some genuine facts.
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by Steve16384 2mo ago
Why are you afraid of arrest and jail time if it's only privacy we're talking about?
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by Steve16384 2mo ago
The government employ a lot of private companies to do their dirty work.
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by Steve16384 2mo ago
> “We will be a minority in our homeland by 2066” is accurate Accurate as in someone said it? Centuries ago, people were worried that if the number of horses increased at the current rate, we would be waist-deep in horse manure. And you
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by Steve16384 2mo ago
Your framing of the stories is interesting: * "UK arrests were also for stickers" - surely there must be a point where we stop someone putting racists stickers everywhere. * "merely possessing materials designed to Stirrin
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by Steve16384 2mo ago
As I said, things like DRM or the game phoning home to check it was authorised etc... Equally so, games that I've downloaded from the internet (e.g. Itch) are fully playable offline. The "physical disc" argument is irreleva
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by Steve16384 2mo ago
Before AI, the way people were gaming Google was by filling their pages with pages of verbose fluff (have you ever tried googling how to make a specific cocktail?). Now the AI just makes it easier to generate that fluff.
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by Steve16384 2mo ago
Yeah, any photos from the 60's to the 90's and you can pretty easily tell which decade it is. Maybe it's because we all went online, and so are less bothered about our physical style and more about our online persona where m
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by Steve16384 2mo ago
I don't understand why anyone thinks that just because they own the disc, they will always be able to play it. It's still full of DRM!
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by Steve16384 2mo ago
They sound great in theory, but when you've got Microservices A to Z and something isn't right, you've got 26 log files to go through just to start.
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by Steve16384 2mo ago
HN continues its transmogrification in X.
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by Steve16384 2mo ago
I wonder if the cop learnt his lesson? (rhetorical question)
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by Steve16384 2mo ago
I used to come here for the intelligent discussion, but it's turning into X.

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