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by bakugo 11mo ago
> I'd incorporate this kind of indicator in the game itself, allowing for deaf people to "hear" footsteps as well That's just discount wallhacks. Fortnite has it and you're basically forced to use it even if you
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by bakugo 11mo ago
> is commonly emulated with cheats even in multiplayer There is no Switch emulator that can play online on official servers. The only way you can cheat online is by hacking a real console, but the percentage of people who do it is quite
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by bakugo 11mo ago
Have a human write it instead of ChatGPT.
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by bakugo 11mo ago
> This isn’t a guide to writing kernel code. It’s an effort to understand how the Linux kernel thinks. > not of function calls, but of how the kernel responds > The kernel is not a process but the very foundation > The Linux ker
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by bakugo 11mo ago
Is it or is it not AI generated? That's all I said, and you didn't deny it.
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by bakugo 11mo ago
There are already many AI-generated submissions on HN every day. Comments maybe less so, but I've already seen some, and the amount is only going to increase with time.
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by bakugo 11mo ago
The very first sentence of the guide is "It's not X—it's Y. It does Z". Safe to assume the entire thing is AI generated.
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by bakugo 11mo ago
The guy jokingly calling him a bot almost 2 decades ago is honestly hysterical. I wonder if he's aware of just how right he ended up being.
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by bakugo 11mo ago
> it's painfully apparent how many think that being polite in your communication is more important than actually doing something. The zig maintainers think that, too, thus the presence of a Code of Conduct on their website. But, as
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by bakugo 11mo ago
> Right now demand for DRAM is extremely high bordering on endless Why is demand extremely high right now when it wasn't a couple of months ago? What changed since then that caused it to triple overnight?
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by bakugo 11mo ago
I won't be real for a second, because this isn't about that. Arguing that support for certain architectures should be removed because they see very little real world use is totally valid. But it's possible to do so in a respe
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by bakugo 11mo ago
Are you serious? It's basically impossible to discuss C/C++ anymore without someone bringing up Rust. If you search for HN posts with C++ in the title from the last year, the top post is about how C++ sucks and Rust is better. The
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by bakugo 11mo ago
Maybe they wouldn't experience so much pushback if they were more humble, had more respect for established software and practices, and were more open to discussion. You can't go around screaming "your code SUCKS and you need
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by bakugo 11mo ago
> I think you'll experience some pushback on the assertion that that particular quote has a lot of arrogance or disdain in it. It's just a roundabout way of saying "anything that isn't running Rust isn't a REAL c
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by bakugo 11mo ago
Maybe lower their standards to the point that they can be satisfied by a real person, not a text completion algorithm that literally worships the ground they walk on and outputs some of the cheesiest, cringiest text I've ever read.
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by bakugo 11mo ago
In real dating apps, the ratio is never 1:1, there's always way more men. The "problem" will arise anyway, of course, but as I said, it's a different problem - the women aren't struggling to find dates, they're
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by bakugo 11mo ago
Really? I pointed out how patronizing your comment was and your response was to write a massive wall of text that is somehow even more patronizing? Naming a branch in my git repository "master" does not "hurt people". It
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by bakugo 11mo ago
I looked through a bunch of posts on the front page (and almost died from cringe in the process) and basically every one of them was a woman with an AI "boyfriend".
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by bakugo 11mo ago
> Swiping on thousands of people without getting a single date is not human interaction and that's the reality for some people. For some people, yes, but 99% of those people are men. The whole "women with AI boyfriends" th
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by bakugo 11mo ago
This is such a weirdly patronizing comment. What exactly makes the feelings of the people who cried about the original name "bigger" than those of the people who don't like the change?
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by bakugo 11mo ago
> makes people happy If your definition of "people" is "armchair political activists with nothing better to do with their lives", then yes.
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by bakugo 11mo ago
The game has ammo pickups that refill 20% and 50% of whatever your max ammo is, so floats have to be involved in there somewhere.
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by bakugo 11mo ago
You'd need to hack the console to get it to load a burned disc, but if you can do that, you can also just load it from USB. Though I guess you could burn it to a disk anyway purely for the sake of authenticity.
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by bakugo 11mo ago
You seem like exactly the kind of person I was alluding to in my comment.
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by bakugo 11mo ago
Software is not "broken" just because it doesn't get updated with new spyware and adware every week. This is a misconception spread by companies like Microsoft.
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by bakugo 11mo ago
> with whom I share probably like 97% similar views on just about everything That's exactly the problem, though. Political echo chambers with no diversity of thought ultimately cultivate the expectation that everyone must agree on e
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by bakugo 1y ago
It's not a "salient point", it's a ridiculous strawman that has almost nothing to do with the topic being discussed.
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by bakugo 1y ago
> with fewer restrictions on extensions I recently switched to Firefox to continue using uBlock, and was honestly shocked to find out that it actually has more restrictions in terms of where you're allowed to install extensions fr
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by bakugo 1y ago
> grandma isn't a beta tester Grandma doesn't know what a gosh darn fire fox is, and probably doesn't even know what a web browser is, either. And she most definitely doesn't know what an "AI browser" is. If
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by bakugo 1y ago
> Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says What is the "strongest plausible interpretation" of that comment? Because I interpreted it in the exact same way, and don't really see any oth

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