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agnishom
1y ago
I wouldn't characterize that as "everything" that's wrong. It is at least one thing.
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agnishom
1y ago
How about https://slowly.app/ ? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slowly_(app)
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1y ago
yes, we know. Why do you feel the need to highlight the most negative aspect of the adoption?
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1y ago
I am fine with this. I don't see why Apple or anyone should go around policing what people install on their phones, malware or not. There is a reliable way to find the ChatGPT app. That is by going to the actual first party website, an
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agnishom
1y ago
This is satire, right?
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1y ago
A sad day for software freedom
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1y ago
I salute you for your persistence.I suspect that very few people have a similar level of persistence to read a whole book when you do not understand 9 out of 10 words
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1y ago
I don't disagree with this, but you need a "critical mass" of textbook knowledge to get started
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1y ago
This is a good use of vibecoding. The main "algorithm" to be implemented is very straightforward , and for the hard stuff, we have an expert.
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1y ago
> Unfortunately, pretty much all language learning apps are closed-sourced Mainly because of the content. Designing a beautiful UI and framework is one thing, but what is your plan for pooling together enough effort to produce enough lea
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1y ago
I love the fonts! So playful
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It's not like this kind of thing happens everyday. If Valve spent the money and effort to prevent itself from something like this, it could, but would it be worth it?
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1y ago
What is Moscow's secret to training their programmers so well?
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1y ago
In my experience, the computer games that classify as art today are mostly developed by small studios
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1y ago
I got it from Humble Bundle and redeemed the key on Steam :)
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Wikipedia Articles with a FAQ section for editors
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By going here: https://github.com/morgansleeper/Yamanotes/blob/main/lines/k... and here: https://github.com/morgansleeper/Yamanotes/tree/main/audio
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The Native Speaker Myth in English Education in Japan
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It may be a short proof, but it somewhat implicitly asks that the reader has some background in geometry. I didn't quite understand the curves that they are constructing on S^2. Some figures would be nice.
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I don't understand why you'd want pixelated art if you have non-pixelated art.
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1y ago
https://archive.md/4wj3F
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1y ago
Since this is in a grid, how about visualizing Gaussian primes instead?
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1y ago
Agree on the second part. https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=doxx
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> To solve this question I wrote a short Haskell program which does a brute force search to find a winning strategy. Could you tell us more about this? I am curious how this problem was formulated using modal logic. Seems fascinating
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This reminds me of Borel Games https://gowers.wordpress.com/2013/08/23/determinacy-of-borel...
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> Take all the human element away from work and work degrades. I used to not believe this before, but after COVID, I saw that this is how it is, at least for my personality
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They don't need to be friends, but acknowledging the inter-human relationship is often appreciated.
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Exactly. I don't want a music generation program anyway
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I am still bitter about them acquiring and shutting down Omnivore.
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> What is Turbo? > Turbo is a new way to run open models using datacenter-grade hardware. What? Why not just say that it is a cloud-based service for running models? Why this language?
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