TheRoque

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by TheRoque 3y ago
And how are you supposed to digest it ? Journalists are here to provide the context of the event, the background. They also so the job of checking the sources. We are not machine, from the log "2 planes crashed on the 9/11 of 2001
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by TheRoque 3y ago
Memory. Past a certain point, the numbers can become so high (score, level or other) that it corrupts the memory and freezes the game
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by TheRoque 3y ago
Some old games are infinite, and don't have a proper end, then can roll infinitely. So as a result, you can play as long as you wish, until you reach the hardware limits, which is called the kill screen, and might be the closest thing
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by TheRoque 3y ago
The thing is, this market is way too small.
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Then the generative tools should just give the sources of the inspiration of the AI and make them aware of what they are using, instead of saying "nope, not my problem".
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by TheRoque 3y ago
So it makes generative AI essentially unusable, because you don't know if the output is plagiarism or not, so you'd just doubt it always and never use it.
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by TheRoque 3y ago
How do you know you are inputing "well known entities" if you don't know it beforehand ? If I type "columbian coffee logo" and end up with logos of brands that existed before hand, should I just reverse engineer the
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by TheRoque 3y ago
hypermetropia and astigmatism stack on top of each other, with astigmatism it was always blurry, and then on top of this you get the hypermetropia or myopia. So, I never had a normal vision because of astigmatism, but if I didn't have
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by TheRoque 3y ago
> you still have to invest and devest everytime a new wave comes Not really... When a new editor/IDE comes and replaces the rest, it's because it seduces the original userbase of the previous IDE, so usually the transition is s
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by TheRoque 3y ago
What does it mean "more powerful" ? Do you mean in terms of productivity ? It probably depends on your task anyways. In 2023, it's still a pain to have decent debugging in Vim. For pure text editing, I can believe you, but fo
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by TheRoque 3y ago
I know it's nothing in itself, but the progress in a few year was significant, and my doctors told it to me. It was a huge dégradation in a matter of 5 years, while I was already old. I wondered what was the thing that started the bad
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by TheRoque 3y ago
I'm 30, software engineer, and I have had glasses for most of my life. I have astigmatism from birth like a lot of people. Now, up until 25 years old, it was just that, and even hypermetropia. But suddenly from 25, it started to revers
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by TheRoque 3y ago
That's the weird thing. They seem to have the best hardware for the price, for individuals to develop and use local LLMs, but so far they have been pretty quiet on all this.
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by TheRoque 3y ago
I created an app with share a file and watch it with someone https://github.com/LucCADORET/comeover . It works with WebTorrent (torrent for the web over WebRTC), has a wasm ffmpeg embedded for manipulatin the video fil
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by TheRoque 3y ago
I did the same as you and it felt so good. I did a break on the Wednesdays and it was perfect. I really felt way better just because of this break every 2 days. Don't know about the productivity though.
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by TheRoque 3y ago
As a french person, I don't get why no politician ever talks about simplifying those things. It sounds so easy and such a quick win, leading to more visibility on the budget, and people getting easily access to their due money. But I t
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by TheRoque 3y ago
It's true. Steam has a no-questions-asked refund that works up to 2 hours of playtime, and it seems to work great. Download a game, doesn't run, or the game is bad ? Just refund. Not sure if it would work for apps though, as games
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by TheRoque 3y ago
If you purely use IQ as a metric, the. Yes we are smarter than 100 or 50 years ago. However this has stagnated/reversed in the last decade.
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by TheRoque 3y ago
My thoughts are there it's not a popular idea, politically. In a lot of countries, getting money "for free" is seen badly by the people who are "working their asses off for barely surviving", and politics push more
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A lot of translated titles contain slight spoilers though, for example "predestination" becomes "time paradox" in Korean, it immediately gives you a hint of some part of the twist.
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by TheRoque 3y ago
I doubt it's the only thing. Me and my friend moved to Korea, had the same Korean sim card. Only thing that changed is that I have an Android (Xiaomi), and she has an iPhone. Mine didn't start to do any sound.
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by TheRoque 3y ago
What's funny is that's it's not about "Korean smartphones", it's about "smartphones on Korea". A friend of mine bought an iphone in France, and when she went to visit Korea, it started doing the shutt
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by TheRoque 3y ago
Of course I do, but at least I kind of chose a path that I kind of like. You are assuming that with a powerful AGI, we won't work 40h a week, but what if you'd still work as much, just to other positions that you don't like ?
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by TheRoque 3y ago
I have a hard time being happy about it. A lot of people - including me - find pride in solving problems, and selling this as a valuable skill. When it's no longer the case, when the only valuable skill becomes just being a presence in
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Usually, developers, or people aware that actual real humans are behind software, that it's not all magic.
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by TheRoque 3y ago
Here's my monthly thread about the usual vim VS VSCode fights. Funny that these debates happen over and over everytime neovim pops up.
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I think it has to do more about the fact that people using Linux are more educated about software, sharing knowledge, and working for fr... Sorry I meant, working for the community
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I feel the same about GTA V. When I'm driving, and the sunset comes, and the song "Pure Shores" starts to play, I really start to get shivers. Somehow with this game they captured some of the vibe of California, and related m
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by TheRoque 3y ago
Well, as someone looking to get into this field, I kind of disagree. A lot (if not all) job postings about graphics programming require you to know C++ beforehand. Sure, you can have another role, like gameplay programmer, and slowly work y
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by TheRoque 3y ago
You can learn along the way. If you learned with the famous learnopengl website, you learn about compiling glad, glfw and putting up a C++, along with maths, all at the same time, incrementally... The tutorials for Rust's wgpu isn&#x27

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