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by dimgl 3y ago
If you made money, why wouldn’t it be worth it?
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by dimgl 3y ago
I think the whole trope that “making a successful game is close to impossible” is overly cynical. I’ve found a few people online say that they don’t understand why their game did really poorly even though it’s like X and does Y AND Z. So I
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by dimgl 3y ago
> What binds us to a virtual DOM? The virtual DOM was created to solve browser performance issues with the actual DOM. This may not be relevant anymore, but that's why it was made.
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by dimgl 3y ago
I think it's unlikely that, as a technology, Bitcoin will ever go away due to its decentralized nature. I think what most people refer to when they say "Bitcoin will fail" is a price drop so significant it makes the coin wort
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by dimgl 3y ago
This is actually really concerning at this point.
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by dimgl 3y ago
Hm, that does point to network issues then. That's odd though because I would get frame drops. Maybe I'll try it again, but I think it's just not for me.
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by dimgl 3y ago
I actually had a really bad time with this game. The game was an absolute stutterfest. I have a Core i9/2080ti, so this is inexcusable. It’s typical to see this in multiplayer Unity games. Aesthetically it also turned me off. The menu
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by dimgl 3y ago
I wish I had something more productive to add, but I want to say is that I love this article. It is absolutely the state of things... but I'm unsure what the solution (or solutions) are.
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by dimgl 3y ago
This YouTube video from MeatCanyon IMO nails why Mr. Beast is so damn uncomfortable to so many people, including myself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-tQXZCEi54 It's also pretty hilarious to boot. Edit: he made a f
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by dimgl 3y ago
Hey, I'd be interested in seeing what this looks like but the README.md is just a bunch of wordiness. I worked on a beanstalkd client for Node.js and Golang, here's an example of going straight to the point: https://git
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by dimgl 3y ago
Off topic, this is super impressive website. Thanks for sharing.
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by dimgl 3y ago
Yeah I'm not convinced. As usual with most pro-ChatGPT posts I see, there is little to no actual useful information on how to use ChatGPT practically. When I read one of these articles or posts, I usually expect to see concrete prompts
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by dimgl 3y ago
> Azure was more usable and straightforward. There is no world where Azure is more usable and straightforward. Just my two cents.
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by dimgl 3y ago
The only reason I said I like it is because I want Reddit to face repercussions for the decisions they're making. Sorry if it sounded any other way. This is absolutely awful for me as a user, especially since I used Apollo everyday. Bu
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by dimgl 3y ago
This is false equivalency. And since then Facebook has deteriorated and its usage has plummeted.
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by dimgl 3y ago
This is pretty wild. I don't think I've ever seen something like this. I like it. I think Reddit needs to come down to reality.
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by dimgl 3y ago
It's unlikely the developer is making $20m+ a year. But only Reddit would know the real number.
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by dimgl 3y ago
The problem with this is that the discourse in those kinds of sites are way too extreme. People who have been kicked off of Reddit and want to _only_ engage in that topic tend to be fanatical. We need companies to embrace _both_ sides.
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by dimgl 3y ago
This is absolutely nuts. The only reason I was still using Reddit was because of the Apollo app. Best of luck to you in the future Christian.
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by dimgl 3y ago
Because Windows is absolutely horrible and I'd rather not use Windows?
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by dimgl 3y ago
> Java is just about the only sane language that one should use for complex projects. Another pretty extreme view... there are plenty languages that can be used for complex projects.
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by dimgl 3y ago
> Stability, scalability and simplicity. These are not the adjectives I associate with Java...
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by dimgl 3y ago
If you comment any pro-Elon Musk argument on a subreddit, no matter how tame, you will get banned. Happened to me in /r/worldnews. This isn't some conspiracy: mods are actively banning discussion.
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by dimgl 3y ago
Please stop trying to make lemmy.ml happen. There is so much spam for this website, and it's marginally better.
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by dimgl 3y ago
> Give it time and far-left will dominate as moderates silence themselves out of fear. This is already happening across the board.
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by dimgl 3y ago
It's truly depressing. Reddit's usefulness as an aggregator is what's kept me around for so long. But the sheer extremist views I see on a daily basis are so off-putting. My wife jokes about how I say every other month that &
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by dimgl 3y ago
I'm so sick of seeing this strawman. "Well, ChatGPT 4 is better!" Well, how should I know? I'm not paying for ChatGPT 4. At least a product like Midjourney is consistent both in its paid and unpaid form.
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by dimgl 3y ago
> In four years these people will all be using AI or they will be out of jobs. Period. > Don't use AI => Go extinct like a butter churner. There's a great reason to be scared of this. With enough automation, you won'
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by dimgl 3y ago
This is such a non-issue to me I'm surprised it's even at the top of Hacker News.
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by dimgl 3y ago
> If you have to verify every detail of its responses, what good was it to ask it in the first place? This is exactly right. I've had this same problem when using ChatGPT for coding. If it's right 70% of the time (and I have to

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