canthonytucci

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by canthonytucci 2mo ago
I remember the “I’m feeling lucky” button
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by canthonytucci 2mo ago
They’re talking about likelihood of a typo, not speed.
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by canthonytucci 2mo ago
But they own this version instead of renting it. And it’s been released for free to the world. That’s a way that the “worse” version is better to some people. Also, assuming this person used $200/month subscription to some robot, and t
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by canthonytucci 2mo ago
I hope we can save “jobs aren’t supposed to be fun” for stuff like undertaker and grief counselor. My feeling is making things should be mentally stimulating, and as many tedious parts that can be automated should be, so we can spend preci
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by canthonytucci 2mo ago
All details are not created equal. Some details are boring. My AI dream (that I’m living happily) is getting to focus on the details that I find interesting and ignoring all the boilerplate details that modern software requires.
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by canthonytucci 3mo ago
If you’re paying the $100/year to publish to the store you also get access to Xcode cloud, which you can point at a repo and it will build snd archive for you to distribute to testflight. I opened xcode to test locally in simulator the
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by canthonytucci 3mo ago
.el = emacslisp file extension
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by canthonytucci 3mo ago
Can I see the picture of Jupiter though? Seems like one of the 2 pictures this article would need
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by canthonytucci 3mo ago
> Cars should be able to interface with any phone without having to subjugate themselves to Google and Apple. Because this is a perverted inversion of control. Bluetooth?
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by canthonytucci 3mo ago
> Because they sold them. They put it out in the world. If they just made it and then immediately destroyed it, wonderful! But they didn't. They sold a pass to play the game while it was open. Just like a swimming pool or a buffet.
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by canthonytucci 3mo ago
Let’s take all these games as great artworks - why don’t their creators have the right to destroy them? All my own art is derivative schlock, so maybe I’m biased, but I don’t see how the viewer/consumer whoever has any say in the matt
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by canthonytucci 3mo ago
I’m calling it garbage because the content is boring and the gameplay is tired for well over 99 out of 100 games I see. The music, visual design, dialogue and “world building” of most games (indie and AAA) is trite recycled junk that witho
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by canthonytucci 3mo ago
Why? Is there a lower form of “art” than always online AAA garbage? Im not going to lose any sleep over _COD 75: More of the Same Bullshit_ becoming lost media
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by canthonytucci 4mo ago
How about a “stop buying games” movement where people just don’t buy this live service garbage? It’s all shovelware. It’s all the same crap over and over. There are plenty of non live service games being released every day, buy those instea
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by canthonytucci 4mo ago
Can you describe the “AI-style CSS” look? It’s gone over my head. I thought this thing looks pretty nice, kind of jetbrainsy maybe.
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by canthonytucci 5mo ago
If you’re on windows, powertoys is a set of first party customization utilities, one of which is a pretty nice keyboard remapper. https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys
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by canthonytucci 7mo ago
Too slow to edit. But also now playing just seems to go away after a while. Why isn’t this written to some nonvolatile place and just preserved? It feels like it must be on purpose but I wonder what the purpose is.
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by canthonytucci 7mo ago
I feel like my 3GS was way better about resuming where I left off than any fancy new iPhone I’ve had in the past few years. Big name apps like Facebook, YouTube, Apple Music, Apple Podcasts seem totally disinterred in preserving my place. Y
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by canthonytucci 9mo ago
Lawnchair is not as fancy but it works
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by canthonytucci 1y ago
Just let it die with dignity. Baseball’s subtlety and pacing is incompatible with the current zeitgeist. Desperately gimmickicng it up isn’t going to save it. See also NASCAR’s fake cautions that make the first 3/4 of the race pointle
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by canthonytucci 1y ago
The lack of a time limit is to many one of the key elements of the game that differentiated it from pretty much every other professional sport. “It ain’t over til the arbitrary time limit” doesn’t quite have the same ring to it.
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by canthonytucci 1y ago
This is blasphemy. One man’s slog is another man’s epic. Baseball is supposed to be slow. In a better would we would have slowed down life and society to match baseball’s pace, not turned it in to a TikTok abomination.
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by canthonytucci 1y ago
Beautiful. Does something similar exist for f1? Or soccer?
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by canthonytucci 1y ago
What is the point of a comment saying something doesn’t properly define something that doesn’t share the proper definition? (Posted in good fun, no harm intended)
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by canthonytucci 2y ago
I have been advocating for multiple dishwashers for a long time, but the reality is that many times when preparing a meal you dirty more dishes than fit in a single load, and dirty dishes will still pile up in the sink. At least 3 dishwashe
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by canthonytucci 2y ago
I felt like I got click-baited and closed the article after the first sentence without reading it. Revisiting it…maybe the terms are interchangeable.
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by canthonytucci 2y ago
BS in the case of this article stands for “behavioral science”
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by canthonytucci 2y ago
It might also reduce the risk of (some kinds of) injury in an event where the people inside bounce around. Same for inside cars.
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by canthonytucci 2y ago
The Magic Mouse charging from the base makes it so that no one ever uses one with an unsightly/frictiony cable hanging off of it. It feels like a perfect solution to me if the primary goal is to make sure customers have the Magic Mouse
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by canthonytucci 2y ago
At what scale do you want it? Your neighborhood? Town? State? Continent? Planet? My understanding is that it is the kind of thing that needs to be supported from the bottom up.

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