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by d--b 1y ago
Not sure I want my 4-year-old to know how to play poker though.
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by d--b 1y ago
Geez, I seem to be particularly good at this. Made my day!
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by d--b 1y ago
Happy to realize I have lived that long without having heard of rickrolling.
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by d--b 1y ago
The point of streaming games though is to offload the hard computation to the server. I mean you could also ship the textures ahead of time so that the compressor could look up if something looks like a distorted texture. You could send the
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by d--b 1y ago
Yeah… Let’s see how less terrible those MPAs with CSS tricks are.
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by d--b 1y ago
It’s a stretch to believe that VB users are going to happily use XML for UI. VB is drag and drop. Put a button here, some label there. Double click here to add an event. Write a tiny bit of code in an editor that has autocomplete and boom.
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by d--b 1y ago
I see it as a good reason why people aren’t going to lose their jobs that much. It just make people quite faster at what they’re already doing.
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by d--b 1y ago
> That leaves me with the following options — C, C++, Go, Rust. > Technically, there are a lot more options, and I wrote a long section here about eliminating them piecewise, but after writing it I felt like it was just noise. Uh? I a
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by d--b 1y ago
You shouldn’t force people to create an account. Pretty much all other xxxle games are login-free.
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by d--b 1y ago
> As often as OpenAI is maligned in the press, everyone I met there is actually trying to do the right thing Of course they are. People in orgs like that are passionate, they want to work on the tech cause LLMs are once-in-a-lifetime tec
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by d--b 1y ago
Yes I think it worked like that. I can’t find any info on it though, this was back in the mid 1980s.
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by d--b 1y ago
uh? We used to have a jig or scroll saw when we were kids, it could cut thin plywood, but you could put your finger on the blade when it was working and it wouldn't hurt at all.
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by d--b 1y ago
I had one of these myself. WiFi wouldn’t work when my wife was using her laptop in bed. As soon as she gave it to me, it started working again. She thought it was the magic touch of the engineer, but it turned out that when she was in bed,
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by d--b 1y ago
Well software for non-software people... Like I doubt that people writing autoCAD are ones who needed it in the first place. Maybe I am wrong.
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by d--b 1y ago
The overdiagnosis and therapy talk is real, and is causing way too many people (most of them children) to take brain-altering pills on a daily basis. I find the article to lack nuance, but it is time that this hazardous trend stops, and if
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by d--b 1y ago
It’s a matter of land use and land price. States / cities need land for agriculture and wilderness. So they created zoning which says what land is for homes and what land is not for homes. Obviously, they’re not the same price, so peop
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by d--b 1y ago
I ran a Linux distro on my Amiga 1200 in 1997 or something like that. It was really slow, but it worked. It took me something like 48hours to compile the Enlightenment desktop manager
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by d--b 1y ago
This was a fun website until I realized that restaurants in Harlem score overwhelmingly "not hot". This sucks.
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by d--b 1y ago
I think half of him truly believes that his work ultimately will benefit humanity as a whole and half of him is a cynical bastard like the rest of them. Ultimately, he’ll just realize that humanity doesn’t give a fuck, and that he’s in it f
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by d--b 1y ago
It is by no means a perfect solution, but its simplicity and its mass adoption make it by far the best one out there. Kudos to all gridfinity makers out there.
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by d--b 1y ago
Can anyone summarize the legalese in English please? To me this is reading: we’re moving from extortion to racket
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by d--b 1y ago
Looks great, though I must say I am not a huge fan of the yoga-namaste-style theme. Reminds me of spas where the "relaxing" music is stock ambient crap. If I had more time, I'd theme it with a more rock n roll approach.
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by d--b 1y ago
The part about Signals is telling and illustrates well why the idea while laudable is practically unfeasible. I get why OP likes signals. In every large enough project there is a half baked implementation of a DAG calc tree and it makes sen
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by d--b 1y ago
I don't get why pouring resin, let it dry, place an item, repour, let it dry, place an item, repeat doesn't work. Why do we see the layers?
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by d--b 1y ago
thanks much
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by d--b 1y ago
Well, the deterrent here is that because of enshittification, OP risks being charged monthly on the BMW account for having the right to open the passenger door.
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by d--b 1y ago
Sorry, I haven't followed what is it that these guys call Rationalism?
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by d--b 1y ago
Probably a bit of everything. It’s good enough, it’s got a growing user base, it’s already there. It is likely profitable. And probably wix can afford it. Also the founder possibly spent a bunch of his own money it. I mean he hired 7 people
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by d--b 1y ago
Move fast and break huge things
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by d--b 1y ago
- collectible things like art - other reserve assets like gold - small businesses like a car wash or ice cream truck - things you rent out: big tools, cars, parking lot

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