VoidWarranty

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by VoidWarranty 4mo ago
"More nonsense. Our population isn't exploding, it's just big." If graph not exponential, why exponential shaped? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_population
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by VoidWarranty 4mo ago
A compiler is more efficient than an 8 layer llm lasagna stack of tools. Likewise, to stay on topic: a strictly typed language is better than running five python type checkers if you really want type checking. Its more efficient to have a
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by VoidWarranty 4mo ago
If I had said c++ would that have triggered you less?
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by VoidWarranty 4mo ago
Its about limiting surface area. The gymnastics people are putting their ops teams through in order to validate oceans of generated slop is insane. Just use Rust and half of that work goes away.
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by VoidWarranty 4mo ago
Oops thank you, I did mean static. I should know better as I am a cpp fan. Updated.
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by VoidWarranty 4mo ago
Dynamically typed languages are going to decline with the rise of AI coding. Statically typed languages provide the determinism necessary to efficiently anchor probabalistic coding agents. You can throw as much type checking at dynamic lang
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by VoidWarranty 4mo ago
This reads to me like someone's mania project. I wish OP the best and hope they can get some rest.
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by VoidWarranty 4mo ago
When it completed a task from the same amount of guidance and specifications that I would have spent on a Jr engineer. It did it faster and better.
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by VoidWarranty 4mo ago
I always wondered how they messed portal up. It seemed so natural of a piece of hardware to fit into everything else they do. Tying it to horizon says all I need to know.
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by VoidWarranty 4mo ago
We're talking about different things. Im talking about your own personal coding. You dont have to use the new things. You dont have to know them to decide to discard them. In fact, the criteria to discard something is to not know it
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by VoidWarranty 4mo ago
You don't have to use them. There's a handful of nice to haves in modern releases but its totally fine and sane to just ignore whatever the committee is distracted by at the moment. Hell, if you wait long enough, they'll jus
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by VoidWarranty 4mo ago
Which is worse? std's mess or one you control? I'd take any random game engine's STL over std any day.
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by VoidWarranty 5mo ago
The reqs are likely a side effect of how the application is built and the fact that its made by a solo dev. I find it more pleasant to do UI within the context of a video game renderer than to bother with ui libraries and native hooks. You
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by VoidWarranty 5mo ago
Term limits.
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by VoidWarranty 5mo ago
Let's not be pedantic. Its quite obvious to anyone not living under a rock what "anti-vaccine" means.
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by VoidWarranty 5mo ago
I am a terrible person to ask. My employers get their money's worth from me: I genuinely like my work and regularly work more than 8hrs a day. I also work in a field with others who, with some exception, do the same, so its strange f
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by VoidWarranty 5mo ago
It absolutely is. The funding for it, not the product itself.
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by VoidWarranty 5mo ago
Hard to motivate people to work on things that destroy society. Money helps. Want to see how motivated Meta employees are? Watch how fast their offices clear out at 5pm on the dot.
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by VoidWarranty 6mo ago
Same. I assumed this happens on any employer machine anyway. If not specific mouse movement and keystrokes then file access and connected devices. I honestly don't understand the outrage.
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by VoidWarranty 6mo ago
Careful. The venn diagram bubble depicting your statement overlaps heavily with the anti-vaccine bubble. Its a bit naieve to claim that cleaning one's home will result in an extinction of enough microbes so as to be threatening to our
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by VoidWarranty 6mo ago
You're right about the reqs. A lot of the menu screen behaviors were traditions borrowed from arcade games and big box demo kiosks. The idea is that your game must do "something" if idle for a long period of time without so
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by VoidWarranty 6mo ago
Sometimes I think we're being argued against by LLMs. Critique of your example while missing the entire point of it.
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by VoidWarranty 6mo ago
Not to be insensitive about the humanitarian and economic situation, but, I am curious why there are data centers in that region at all? It just seems horribly inefficient from a cooling and electricity standpoint. Not to mention water. M
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by VoidWarranty 6mo ago
Despite many people such as you and I yelling at random hippies and hillbillies online, they continue to call everything "morels". Reread my comment again: it is true that people colloquially misname dangerous species. I cannot
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by VoidWarranty 6mo ago
Superstition/caution. They aren't 'difficult' to cook. They are dangerous to eat if uncooked (and thus undercooked). While true morels themselves can be dangerous while uncooked, there are similar looking species that a
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by VoidWarranty 7mo ago
The store is quite a cost. They also have a billion engineers working in every different direction contributing to UE.
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by VoidWarranty 7mo ago
Both claims are hyperbole. Reality remains in the middle, but there are plenty of examples of either extreme right now.
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by VoidWarranty 8mo ago
Wisconsin runs mostly on coal power plants. It's a terrible place to build data centers. My guess is that the locals have proven themselves easily dazzled by the contract dollar amounts and arent thinking about the future. Remember t
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by VoidWarranty 10mo ago
I think you're projecting your own biases here. They "can't help" make the conversation about Trump because they have a public image to maintain. If your image and following are on BSky, then it's not an echo chambe
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by VoidWarranty 1y ago
Thanks! I'll check this out!

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