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by dtagames 1y ago
It's great news and I hope it happens. Many of us are old enough to have watched electronics and computer tech that was invented here and once made here become offshored and sold to us by other countries. It's sad, unnecessary, an
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by dtagames 1y ago
It's odd that a publication like the Financial Times can't be bothered to use the correct name of the country, which is Türkiye and has been officially since 2022, per the UN. Less rigor might be expected from a less erudite magaz
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by dtagames 1y ago
Tables died (thankfully) to make room for flex and grid. I can't see any use case for them at all anymore.
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by dtagames 1y ago
Since Affinity saves your files to local disk, no one can hold them "hostage." And it reads and writes standard filetypes, including PSD (Photoshop).
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by dtagames 1y ago
I adore a good art installation, but this is not the art crowd. For my own art inspiration, I like to look at what theme parks, museums, expos, and other large scale edutainment art Venus have done and are doing. Everyone has all the same t
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by dtagames 1y ago
I must say this is a welcome relief from the overpriced Adobe monopoly which I, as a solo dev, simply can no longer justify. The last suite with this name had a terrible UI. Canva also owns Leonardo which is pretty great so perhaps this wil
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by dtagames 1y ago
There is already legal precedent in the US that LLM training is a version of reading/studying akin to what people do, is not a form of wholesale duplication, and involves a great deal of transformation at significant effort and expense
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by dtagames 1y ago
Demand for chips has only increased since their invention and never gone down, much less "to zero." Chips are a critical part of the tech business for the foreseeable future, regardless of what happens with AI or any other use cas
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by dtagames 1y ago
I predict it will never ship, and further there is no market for an ambulatory speakerphone/LLM combo with a human on the other end of the phone (which is how it operates).
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by dtagames 1y ago
Perhaps not forever but GPUs for AI is likely to be a very solid and profitable business for a long time. CPUs made plenty of money for their makers in that era.
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This article is deep, important, and easily misinterpreted. The TL;DR is that a plausible business model for AI companies is centered around surveillance advertising and content gating like Google or Meta, but in a much more insidious and i
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by dtagames 1y ago
Brightline, in particular, runs on literally the first train tracks in Florida, set down by Henry Flagler. The urban economic development (ie: number of people) around those tracks in the last 100 years simply has to be seen to be believed.
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by dtagames 1y ago
Also a "No" from me, Texan and Buc-ee's fan. To try and compete with the beaver, you'd have to have what they have. A hamburger counter and a "business model" aren't going to cut it.
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This is true in theory but in practice, you can see the difference. My mom just came to visit from out of state yesterday. I recently added an Nvidia Shield to my Roku 4K TV that upscales the content to 4K. The first thing Mom said when she
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by dtagames 1y ago
That is an excellent answer and a great use case! Put a very short, punchy version of that as your top statement on the site and folks will get it.
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Grade crossings are inherently unsafe at those speeds. It was a known bad design from the start, as the article points out. And several of the deaths were *not" of the type you mention.
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https://archive.ph/TEHtP
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by dtagames 1y ago
There are some tidbits here but the article links only to other Guardian articles (Spain?), not the quoted study. To my way of thinking, it conveys a lack of journalistic integrity to write a whole article on a study and not provide a link.
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by dtagames 1y ago
What makes you think Medium and Sub stack articles aren't in Google? Medium ones are, for sure. I have a couple I've written that are top search results for their topic. https://medium.com/@mimixco
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by dtagames 1y ago
Cursor is still your best bet. While it says "coding" on the label, it also connects to all the top models and can be used to ask about anything, not just code. The main advantage of Cursor is that it can read and write files on y
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by dtagames 1y ago
They're surprised? It also has the highest usage of nuclear power and runs nuclear fuel reprocessing plants, perhaps the dirtiest job on earth. We can pretend that spent nuclear fuel and fuel processing are safe. It just simply isn&#x2
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Cursor doesn't care. You can use it for anything you would use another AI for. It connects to all the popular models.
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by dtagames 1y ago
I use Cursor since it has direct access to your disk. I have it write plans, which are prompts for it to follow, into markdown files. I wrote a "workbook" article [0] about my exact planning process just a couple days ago. [0] You
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by dtagames 1y ago
I applaud your effort, agree on the need, and don't want to rain on a fellow founder's parade, but I have a thought. I'm sure you know all of this is already possible by prompting in a tool like Cursor. Agents can already wri
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by dtagames 1y ago
LLMs don't exhibit any human behavior. They predict tokens that come next after a prompt. Naturally, everything about human behavior is in there as part of the training. Duh. These kind of articles, written by non-programmers and ful
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No. They never claimed not to have address and subject line. In fact, that's all they have as demonstrated by the fact that it's all you can search unless you download your messages and decrypt them locally. If they asked about
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by dtagames 1y ago
In most cases, you're better off consulting an AI model for coding questions. It's been trained on millions of lines of real code, more than everyone on Stack Overflow. Tell the agent what issue you're having and use one that
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Actual product page: https://wowcube.com/
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It's a great effort and, as a game dev I love that you've built several kinds of UI components to handle various aspects of navigating the story. I agree with you that AI agents need to be corralled and led in a tight path to get
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Ditto

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