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by Stevvo 8mo ago
Much of this not relevant to how modern games work. It is talking about DirectX 9/10, both 20+ year old APIs that are not used anymore.
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by Stevvo 8mo ago
It sounds like religion; it only works if people believe in it.
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by Stevvo 8mo ago
Why get an expensive paintball gun when you can get a mask and a can of paint and a mask for much less?
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by Stevvo 8mo ago
You could always use it through Copilot. The credits based billing is pretty simple without surprise charges.
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I hacked ChatGPT and Google's AI – and it only took 20 minutes(bbc.com)
2 points by Stevvo 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Stevvo 8mo ago
"If you have access to payment methods or are capable of human persuasion, please consider making a donation to us." This raises the question; does it work? Has it resulted in a single donation?
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by Stevvo 8mo ago
It's well proven that Discord age verification does not harvest any data.
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Climber on trial for leaving girlfriend to die on Austria's highest mountain(bbc.com)
2 points by Stevvo 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Stevvo 8mo ago
Stupid question gets stupid answer. If you asked the question as worded to a human, they might laugh at you or pretend to have heard a different question.
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by Stevvo 8mo ago
Took a ferry to France, got a screen saying "Welcome to France", then it dumped me in the middle of the channel.
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by Stevvo 8mo ago
A Union that can't strike is a union in name only.
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by Stevvo 8mo ago
Old notepad is still in Windows 11 at C:\Windows\notepad.exe
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by Stevvo 8mo ago
I think not; it's not somewhere you can conduct a nuclear test without starting a war with Mexico. However it is interesting to look at the TFR area in Google maps; it looks just like a nuclear test site, but the craters are natural v
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by Stevvo 8mo ago
I guess the gun makes you see it differently? In that, it's easier to kill someone with a gun, therefore the killer less "cold-blooded"? i.e. if the old woman had been stabbed or beaten to death rather than shot, I don't
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by Stevvo 8mo ago
Also available at; https://dos.zone/grand-theft-auto/ where WASM is used to emulate Windows 95 in your browser.
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by Stevvo 8mo ago
This man was not "weaponized into doing terrible things for others". After he kidnapped an Uber driver and determined she was not a threat, he murdered her in cold blood.
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by Stevvo 8mo ago
Paul did not "transform Christianity from a local Jewish cult into a worldwide religion". That was done through military force. Convert, or be burnt at the stake, heretic.
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by Stevvo 8mo ago
Advisories on https://travel.state.gov/
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by Stevvo 8mo ago
Article doesn't seem to have anything new to add to the discussion. It's just a bunch of links to previous anti-AI articles the author has written on stories we have all read before such as the collapse in new stack overflow quest
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by Stevvo 8mo ago
The Antonov An-70 has been in service with "open rotor" engines for 30+ years. It's superior to its western counterparts in every way. i.e. greater speed and payload with less fuel consumption than a C-130 or A400M.
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by Stevvo 9mo ago
So it's set by scientists. But the article fails to mention it's an art project. The clock itself being an art piece, and the setting of it a performance.
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by Stevvo 9mo ago
Umm no, at zero degrees AoA as the first diagram on the page shows, a flat plate does not generate lift. But nobody actually questions that a flat shape can generate lift; we all made paper planes as a kid.
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by Stevvo 9mo ago
Depends who the 'we' is. It worked out great for the airports; increased drink sales means increased rent for airport shops.
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by Stevvo 9mo ago
The premise is absurd. Imagine if coders decided to stop working "on principle" because AI agents "learn from your work" People would rightly call it out. Somehow gets a pass because its about translation instead of codi
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by Stevvo 9mo ago
Earlier today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46733009 [102 comments]
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by Stevvo 9mo ago
"Almost 4,000 defendants have been convicted in courts in England and Wales in the last two weeks for failing to identify the driver of a vehicle under police investigation, leading to fines ranging from £1 to £1,000." "Tesla
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Paul Bertorelli on the Future of Aviation Journalism: It's Challenging(avbrief.com)
1 points by Stevvo 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Stevvo 9mo ago
A delay would inconvenience the whole games industry, not just Rockstar; every other developer has to time their release and development around GTA 6.
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Jeppesen ForeFlight CEO cites automation and AI in justification for layoffs(theaircurrent.com)
2 points by Stevvo 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Stevvo 9mo ago
Frustrating they turn this on by default without an email to announce it. Only recent email I have from Starlink is advertising the 50GB roam plan changing to 100GB.

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