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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
But what if you compare Starfield performance with Cyberpunk's at the release time? Will it be still as different as now? I obviously don't know what happens in the future, but maybe some optimizations will come to Starfield as we
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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
Totally agree with the comments that it’s weird to expect an AAA game to work ok on HDD in 2023. If you don’t want to pay for an expensive video card, just buy an XBox for $300 and be happy:).
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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
When I worked in a startup with location-based apps we also were hit by that Google Maps API price increase. However, my understanding is that they are still free for use on mobile, and maybe that's the place which Google really cares
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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
Love the project! Just read about grimoires with prompts by Ethan Mollick https://open.substack.com/pub/oneusefulthing/p/now-is-the-ti... and this looks like one of the ways to store your prompts! Having a ca
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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
I think that Flutter apps by the framework's nature will always have non-native appearance and feeling to at least some extent. And this makes it not very good fit for apps with a sufficient budget and the need for native appearance. I
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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
I don't think even recession will necessarily affect this. All the employees have tasted remote work. And many (if not most) people see it as a huge benefit. So any company that forces people to visit their office for whatever reason w
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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
I can imagine how many native speakers and speaking club hosts will lose their jobs. Really great app, love it!
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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
As much as I'd like to have a good alternative to iPhone, and something unusual in the smartphone space, I'm afraid this is just a standard clumsy Android phone with a gimmick back lights:(. Probably now it's way too difficul
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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
Especially for Meta that runs far more popular apps
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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
Exactly! I'm sure lots of people will stay on Twitter. But ad buyers, celebrities and brands are not very interested in the niche communities, and thus Twitter as business will be extremely hurt.
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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
After the immediate success of Pokémon GO, I was curious what happens next in the AR game space. Niantic also stimulated people to take additional photos of objects for their platform, so I expected something new to appear. But unfortunatel
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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
Sources say $34 mln per month for Pokémon GO alone. Doesn’t seem like a fad to me.
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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
My wife plays it regularly, I sometimes run the app to help her win a gym:). Lots of players, everywhere.
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GitHub Copilot as the perfect wingman for occasional programming sessions(lwoleksii.substack.com)
1 points by boo-ga-ga 3y ago|0 comments
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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
I think the only way to be confident in your future is always making sure you’ve got enough skills to find another job. So if you still have it, but not sure if you would be able to find a new one, spend some time prepping and go for a few
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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
Literally laughed out loud to this comment:D
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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
If you are “not rooting for either side, and would like to stop”, you support the aggressor. Like “not rooting for anyone and let’s stop where we are” in 1943 to allow nazi germany to keep their gains. I’m Ukrainian, I live in Kyiv, so I’m
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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
Really love the concept. There also was a project with instant camera that draws cartoons based on what is captured: https://web.archive.org/web/20181003104348/https://danmacnis...
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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
Was thinking exactly the same recently, but about all the recipes across the Internet. I need an "honest cooking time recipe" website where people will not tell about the whole meal in 20 minutes, but calculate the time honestly,
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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
Yeah, there is an example of OpenAI: Sam Altman says people should work in the office, however they are ready to hire exceptional talent anywhere.
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by boo-ga-ga 3y ago
Why do the stocks of tech companies grows every time the do layoffs? Is it a sign that the management is ready to do bold and unpopular decisions, or what?
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CEO Copilot(lwoleksii.substack.com)
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by boo-ga-ga 4y ago
I think the answer is network effect. As soon as there appears a properly working easy accessible alternative (not Mastodon), people with will start moving to it. At first it won’t be visible in twitter’s popularity, but when the new servic
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by boo-ga-ga 4y ago
I don’t think these wars were genocidal, but indeed they were terrible in consequences. It’s bad that no one was around to stop them.
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by boo-ga-ga 4y ago
The sanctions were a reaction to the Russia’s genocidal war. Late reaction, as it should have happened in 2014 or even in 1999, but it’s better than nothing. So, yes, the putin’s war has wrecked the energy markets in Europe. And many many p
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by boo-ga-ga 4y ago
Not a very good hedge against finance industry issues, yeah?
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by boo-ga-ga 4y ago
Lovely game, great idea! Would like to see more projects like this:)
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by boo-ga-ga 4y ago
Added a possibility to delete profile (link in the footer). Also added Ukrainian language. If anyone would like to help with localizing to other languages, message me:).
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by boo-ga-ga 4y ago
Hi! Very good remark, thank you! Hope I will be able to add this feature this weekend. For now, please DM me in Twitter https://twitter.com/cvittr , and I will delete the data manually.
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by boo-ga-ga 4y ago
Oh, forgot about a funny thing found when created the project. For many of the top accounts, their favorite users (i.e. the most liked) are actually themselves:). Examples are https://cvitter.com/elonmusk , https:/&#x2

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