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by cheschire 2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_travel_debugging Basically it’s rewinding a process so you can observe changes or twiddle the knobs.
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by cheschire 2mo ago
Don't you remember how they recovered from this after 2008? That's when they started selling "family size" options that are bigger, but with a not-so-obvious price increase where you can't really tell if it's m
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by cheschire 2mo ago
Yep there are links as far back as 11 years ago posted here. But I’m saying why suddenly in four days is this GitHub profile linked in lots of front page threads? Is it just that one thread brought attention and several people are slowly di
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by cheschire 2mo ago
Almost nothing from this GitHub profile posted until the last four days. From a meta perspective what is going on? What am I missing? Why is this GitHub profile suddenly getting massive attention and making front page so frequently?
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by cheschire 2mo ago
I remember about twenty years ago reading a method on a forum somewhere for dealing with tinnitus to create temporary relief. Many folks claimed to experience relief from trying it. Maybe it will help you? It was text back then but nowadays
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by cheschire 2mo ago
There are dozens of us!
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by cheschire 2mo ago
Were you chasing the feeling of successfully solving a problem? Have you replaced problem solving with LLM chats? Maybe instead of engineering, you’ve been subtly shifted into project management and hate that career. But it’s tough to engin
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by cheschire 2mo ago
I did the remote thing before Covid and rejected it for many of the same reasons. Then Covid happened and so many people got to experience it and loved it. But I still hated it while I was forced to. Every time I told anyone that I personal
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by cheschire 2mo ago
I feel like you skipped the next sentence from GP. This type of award might not balance the equation the way you think it does.
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by cheschire 2mo ago
It’s how you signal to your faithful that you haven’t given over to the AI yet.
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by cheschire 2mo ago
We call him Little Bobby Tables
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by cheschire 2mo ago
You can go download it again here: https://archive.org/details/q3DemoTEST There were multiple test releases. You can find the older ones out on the web.
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by cheschire 2mo ago
Is it a good anything?
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by cheschire 2mo ago
When one of them dies, they want to leave behind a puzzle so complex that entire groups of the population dedicate their lives to solving it within the virtual world. They look old enough to have a lot of favorite 1980’s and 90’s pop cultur
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by cheschire 2mo ago
Factorio. And… yep.
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by cheschire 3mo ago
The growth will be in stocks and capital gains, in the consolidation of wealth by a few individuals. If GDP increases, that’s just money left on the table by the ultra wealthy.
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by cheschire 3mo ago
You can try to go even smaller. Hold the world icon in the lower left of your keyboard. Then at the bottom of the pop up, select a left or right side preference and it will squish the keyboard to that side. Makes one-handed swipe typing muc
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by cheschire 3mo ago
There was a time...
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by cheschire 3mo ago
What you also provided was conjecture based on… oh right you didn’t provide what it’s based on. Citation needed. What I meant with nobody talking about it was that outside of your post your bullet points aren’t being brought up in any rel
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by cheschire 3mo ago
And violent video games cause school violence. Sure. /s
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by cheschire 3mo ago
Random internet person says something that nobody is talking about. Gemini says random internet person is exaggerating the severity on most points. I guess I’ll wait and see if someone provides citations because this feels like a nothing bu
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by cheschire 3mo ago
I wonder if it has anything to do with Apple’s legal case against OAI.
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by cheschire 3mo ago
In a few hours someone will release Streisand Chat as a fork
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by cheschire 3mo ago
Bring back all the engineering rigor that people complained was too slow to keep up with VC-protected Silicon Valley competition. And bring back change & configuration management processes and documentation reviews. All the boring slow
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by cheschire 3mo ago
Bob spends $5 on Alice’s lemonade. Alice spends $1 on lemons from Jack. $15 on wood for the stand from Jill. Jack spends $5 on pesticide from Bob. Jill leases the plot for the tree from Jack for $10. Jack spends $5 on lemonade from Alice. J
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by cheschire 3mo ago
I used to run a few forums. Did some work for SMF 1.x back in the day too. The thing that got vBulletin to succeed over UBB was themes and customizations/hooks. The thing that made phpBB popular was it didn’t require a license like vBu
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by cheschire 3mo ago
They probably have a “low hanging fruit” agent that makes pitches to them during weekly update meetings based on potential ROI
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by cheschire 3mo ago
Just in time for the US election season to ramp up. Everyone seems focused on products but what about when the ads are for pushing ideas and ideals?
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by cheschire 3mo ago
You read articles regularly about how X authority is provided cloud LLM history and uses it as evidence to prosecute a defendant. Yet you think professional criminals are too stupid to launder their activities through an unscrupulous yet le
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by cheschire 3mo ago
FreeCAD is great if someone mainly wants to print functional, usable parts. That’s totally valid and honestly even more powerful than Blender for that use case. Autodesk Fusion (prev. Fusion 360) is also a popular option. I use blender beca

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