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brynnbee
3mo ago
If you made a chart showing real human activity on reddit I imagine there's a big decline. The obviousness of bots and bot upvoting is undeniable
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3mo ago
Thanks! That's a good observation - I think in original EQ the camera is always perfectly following the player's back instead of being on a slight delay like IdleQuest. The actual 3D running around is a newer part of the project t
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brynnbee
3mo ago
I've been working on IdleQuest for about a year. It's a from-the-ground-up recreation of the 1999 classic, EverQuest. It features a custom real-time MMO server built in Go, a very thoroughly implemented web client, and the classic
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3mo ago
An industrial jumpring making machine is currently on ebay for $2500. I don't think a problem that can be solved so cheaply can be classified as a failure of an industry.
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3mo ago
I don't know specifically how these operations advertise, but what some people might call a scam is that cryonics does factually damage your brain extensively, and it's unclear how well anyone could possibly recover from this dama
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3mo ago
The claim he failed seems like hyperbole. He couldn't find an existing manufacturer for chainmail in the US but this is a fairly trivial and niche thing to create, and is more a reflection of how uncommon it is for people to need that
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3mo ago
It's fine just setup mirrors on the ground to bounce the light back to the satellite! (/s)
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3mo ago
I made (repurposed an existing) an extension for firefox to cancel xcancel: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/xcancel-to-x/
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3mo ago
Hi, I'm Brynn! Location: San Francisco Bay Area, California Remote: Open to remote or hybrid/in-office in SF Bay Area Willing to relocate: Open to west coast Technologies: Full stack web dev for 15+ years in many forms, and many y
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3mo ago
I do, on my Linux gaming build :) So this project is perfect for me
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3mo ago
Your way of writing is nice.
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3mo ago
I made the old MMO EverQuest but in a browser, complete with a custom server built from the ground up. It's in a bit of a state of transition right now and sorta buggy, but: https://www.idlequest.net/ It shares the nea
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4mo ago
Anthelios line still contains homosalate in a concentration 20x higher than recommended by EU. I do like that brand a lot though.
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4mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opposition_(politics)#Controll...
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brynnbee
4mo ago
Installed, thanks!
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4mo ago
This was good info, thanks! Didn't think it'd be possible.
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4mo ago
Hi, I'm Brynn! Location: San Francisco Bay Area, California Remote: Open to remote or hybrid/in-office in SF Bay Area Willing to relocate: Open to west coast Technologies: Full stack web dev for 15+ years in many forms. In recent
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5mo ago
Were any of them actually failures? My understanding is they push limits and create intentional weak points to see where it fails, and something failing isn't a mission failure but rather part of the research process.
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5mo ago
Taking about clippy? If so that's good feedback! I'll make it disappear after a couple seconds. Thanks!
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brynnbee
5mo ago
I did something similar for my personal site :) https://brynnbateman.com/
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brynnbee
5mo ago
Hi, I'm Brynn! Location: SF Bay Area, California Remote: Open to remote or hybrid/in-office in SF Bay Area Willing to relocate: Open to west coast Technologies: Full stack web dev for 15+ years in many forms. In recent years I
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5mo ago
ICANN's main process for handling trademark-based complaints is the UDRP (Uniform Domain-Name Dispute Resolution Policy). This policy is used for instances where someone claims you registered a domain in bad faith that matches their tr
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6mo ago
My observations have been that image generation is especially challenged when asked to do things that are unusual. The fewer instances of something happening it has to train on, the worse it tends to be. Watch repair done in water fits that
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6mo ago
I'm currently testing 4.7 with some reverse engineering stuff/Ghidra scripting and it hasn't refused anything so far, but I'm also doing it on a 20 year old video game, so maybe it doesn't think that's problema
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6mo ago
In GitHub Copilot it costs 7.5x whereas Opus 4.6 is 3x
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6mo ago
I watched a starship launch live, in-person, and had the experience of driving up to the launch complex the night before and car camping right outside of it and looking out my car window in the middle of the night and seeing a massive rocke
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6mo ago
If the physics were accurate enough, I don't think it'd be easy - you'd get constant elliptical orbits in most cases, right? making the timing much harder going forward
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6mo ago
Huge fan of this! I love learning-by-doing and this captures that cycle perfectly.
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6mo ago
The main section of your website (on any page) fails to load on Firefox in MacOS, just as a heads up if you want to pass that on.
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6mo ago
Location: SF Bay Area, California Remote: Open to all Willing to relocate: Open to west coast Technologies: Full stack web dev for over a decade, in recent years been focused on hobby game development projects using Babylon JS/WebGL an
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