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10mo ago
The arrogance of calling it a "simple misspelling". We get it; you have commands from above to deploy AI and you're too pathetic to morally question the directive, but at least let's not pretend that LLMs make typos now.
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10mo ago
You're being unfair and need to get off your high horse or your wheelchair. I'm sure the accessibility can be iterated upon the basics of UI, not have to rewrite the whole thing from scratch; this tutorial only covers the basics,
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10mo ago
That headline really deserves a literary prize. Yoga instructors, assemble!
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10mo ago
Have not read all of it but it looks great. Also like the minimalistic style of the website.
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10mo ago
I made people uncomfortable but they have nothing to reply because I spoke a simple fact.
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10mo ago
As it turns out, the constant state of fear and paranoia is more profitable than gun control. I'm sure many parents even support it, knowing that their kid can be shot any day at any time, and not having much political power for an alt
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10mo ago
Worse, they are treated like criminals.
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10mo ago
I assume you are quoting the Great Replacement theory, which is a whole bunch of far-right nonsense. Or maybe people extrapolated his statements to that, then the Kraken was unleashed.
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10mo ago
Interesting, never seen "swollen" used to describe code bloat, but it creates powerful imagery now that I read your sentence.
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10mo ago
In C++ we just constantly bash the committee for its bad decisions and pretend we would've done better than Stroustrup. Seems like a more grounded and healthier approach to programming languages.
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10mo ago
I'm outta the loop; what did DHH do or say to invite the wrath of the Kraken?
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10mo ago
Ah, yes, low wages and precarity are just mental imagery people have constructed in their minds. If only those fools stopped lying to themselves! /s
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10mo ago
They are using the same tactics as scammers: urgency and false claims. Microsoft doesn't even hide anymore.
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10mo ago
Weird ad for a self-help book with an intersection in politics that almost read like you're just hustling the wrong way, you just need to hustle right, and he's going to teach you all about it. The yellow highlighting did not help
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10mo ago
Because MacOS is just as insidious? Recent versions will bring up the iCloud pop-up on every boot. Won't go away until you comply. Both Mac and Windows are for suckers.
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10mo ago
If you are a software developer and you implemented that without question, you suck.
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10mo ago
The most egregious thing in recent iterations of Win11 is that a fresh installation will basically map all of your home folder to OneDrive. My Documents, My Pictures, My Music, etc. A recent Windows update also told me that I need OneDriv
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10mo ago
A company talking big about privacy generally comes across as dishonest, and you'd have to get all the details right to avoid unleashing the Internet's wrath. It looks like you screwed up between the server logs and Cloudflare. Un
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10mo ago
Interesting that the blog only runs until 2023. Have they been absorbed by AI, Rust, or both? I think I'd rather be eaten by a giant crustacean than work on AI.
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10mo ago
But the driver can't decide how to execute efficiently more than the application does, that's how we got the modern APIs. The declarative API would necessarily have to tackle very specific use cases, which again is what the older
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10mo ago
To put it politely, nobody gives two shits about what "your agent" said, in case you were wondering why this was downvoted to hell. This reply adds nothing to the conversation, and it also doesn't take a mastermind to figure
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10mo ago
It also reflects how very little some people have read.
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10mo ago
The "at" does the trick there and the headline seems fine. Yours leaves no room for that kind of parse confusion, but I think English prefers to leave space/time adverbs and adverbial phrases at the end.
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10mo ago
How to draw an owl: 1. Hire an artist. 2. Draw the rest of the fucking owl.
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10mo ago
Most AAA titles are on DX12 now. ID is on Vulkan. E-sports titles remain largely on the DX11 camp. What the modern APIs give you is less CPU driver overhead and new functionality like ray tracing. If you're not CPU-bound to begin with
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10mo ago
> but I even remember some IHV saying that this level of control isn’t always a good thing. Because that control is only as good as you can master it, and not all game developers do well on that front. Just check out enhanced barriers in
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This page is a good place to start for shader programming: https://lettier.github.io/3d-game-shaders-for-beginners/inde... I agree on the other points. GPU graphics programming is hard in large part because of terrible
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No gameplay footage?
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10mo ago
Or throw.
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10mo ago
Gold mine, thanks for sharing. Kickass content, beautifully formatted. Instant buy.
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