bronlund

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   by bronlund 7mo ago

   If you are a parent, you know that feeling when your child is struggling with something and gets frustrated, but you keep silent and don't help because you know that the child has to figure this out by themselves. That's the same
2. 122.▲
   by bronlund 7mo ago

   This is rage-bait. Everyone knows discussing design will just end in someone mentioning Hitler :D
3. 123.▲
   by bronlund 7mo ago

   It’s funny until one guy spills his bag of M&M’s and accidentally deletes the production database.
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   by bronlund 7mo ago

   Take Balatro for instance, made in Lua using Löve2D. If you bought it on Steam and installed it, you can more or less just unzip it to see the source. https://gamefromscratch.com/balatro-made-with-love-love2d-th...
5. 125.▲
   by bronlund 7mo ago

   It’s a start.
6. 126.▲
   by bronlund 7mo ago

   I guess you can call it «struggles», but this is that kind of struggle which brings a smile to your face :)
7. 127.▲
   by bronlund 7mo ago

   «Think ultra deep and analyze this article. Make a detailed list of the top five alternatives as to what he is talking about.»
8. 128.▲
   by bronlund 7mo ago

   So the whole reality for this little brain is literally pure hell :D
9. 129.▲
   by bronlund 7mo ago

   I think I see where he is coming from. Using math to prove that you can’t tune stuff, will to some, sound like using a laser leveling tool to prove that you can’t make a perfect pizza.
10. 130.▲
    by bronlund 7mo ago

    If it’s done in Lua, it is usually trivial to open the source code from the game on Steam.
11. 131.▲
    by bronlund 7mo ago

    I disagree. In the constant battle between good and evil, doing nothing is not a sustainable strategy.
12. 132.▲
    by bronlund 7mo ago

    The logic is sound. That you are doing nothing, is exactly the problem. Not even recognising that there is anything you can do, is more telling about you than of people like Besoz.
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    by bronlund 7mo ago

    The word 'made' is a peculiar one. If we are talking about creating value, then the definition of value is also kind of tricky. Does it add anything to the world or does it just move stuff around in a zero sum game. In any case, i
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    by bronlund 7mo ago

    I've seen multiple people declaring the death of Skype, all ignoring the fact that it is not really dead. It has just gotten a new name, a new skin, some new functionality and been embedded as part of an office suite. It is not dead, i
15. 135.▲
    by bronlund 8mo ago

    Reminds me of this one :D https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/attachments/usteam-jpg.114...
16. 136.▲
    by bronlund 8mo ago

    NOOOOOTCH
17. 137.▲
    by bronlund 8mo ago

    Honestly, I find it peculiar that the military are using regular consumer grade AI. One would think that these guys had access to much more powerful stuff.
18. 138.▲
    by bronlund 8mo ago

    Maybe I could make a game after all! You bring hope to a whole generation of lazy developers :D
19. 139.▲
    by bronlund 8mo ago

    It was just a link to that same Watchy I have mentioned elsewhere. Check the link in my original reply for a list of multiple ones.
20. 140.▲
    by bronlund 8mo ago

    I would argue that this has nothing to do with age verification, but everything to do with getting identifiable data on all of us.
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    by bronlund 8mo ago

    Thanks.
22. 142.▲
    by bronlund 8mo ago

    Brilliant!
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    by bronlund 8mo ago

    Does anyone knows if using microwaves might possibly affect the nutritional value of the food? Or if radiation can leak and act upon your body if you stand very close to it. Heated plastic doesn’t sound too healthy either. And why do we nev
24. 144.▲
    by bronlund 8mo ago

    This is wonderful. Someone has found a way to attack Meta using their greed against them, and it’s working :)
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    by bronlund 8mo ago

    The Deauther Watch?
26. 146.▲
    by bronlund 8mo ago

    InPulse, Beeper. He isn’t in this to build something, he is just starting it in order to sell it - as he always does.
27. 147.▲
    by bronlund 8mo ago

    I guess you have a good point there :)
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    by bronlund 8mo ago

    I have. The main reason though, for me not buying a Pebble, is less about the watch and more about Eric. It seems that his whole modus operandi, is selling out his customers. Pebble hadn't been in this mess in the first place, if it wa
29. 149.▲
    by bronlund 8mo ago

    Personally. If I were to use $100+ on a hackable smartwatch, I would much rather go for a Sensor Watch Pro than a Pebble :)
30. 150.▲
    by bronlund 8mo ago

    Check out Watchy. $40. If you search for ESP32 based watches, you'll find plenty. Not all that good looking, but you can probably get one for under 5 bucks.