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dunefox
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Both ChatGPT and stable diffusion have gone by me because of work. Does anyone have a reading list to get up to speed in these areas?
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I would think any developer worth his salary can pick up a new language in a couple of months at most.
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Hollow Knight is not even remotely close to the complexity and effort of dwarf fortress.
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It's actually very easy. If developers can't learn a slightly different language then they're getting paid too much.
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F# is a great language... I wish I could use it at work.
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That's why I love the idea of a language like Common Lisp. Performance, 'debugability', and flexibility in one package.
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Coalton: Statically typed functional language that supercharges Common Lisp
(github.com)
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> The observation could help to guide future study of Io, including preparations for NASA’s Juno space probe, which has been orbiting Jupiter since 2016 and is scheduled to fly only a couple hundred miles from the Jovian moon this Decemb
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Also have a look at RCall and PyCall.
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It's not an issue at all with RCall and PyCall.
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It's just Dune fan fiction...
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That's not arabic, rather just cursive.
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If you like horror: The Great God Pan by Machen. If you like Scifi: Dune or Children of Time/...
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> "ah ha!" moment for chess Replacing chess with go. :P
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Handwriting is holding the pen, posture, technique, and practice. So yes, that's a factor.
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Which is the correct way.
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This sounds like it's more related to heart attacks. I don't think this is healthy.
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It works very well.
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Just enough for dwarf fortress!
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The machine is me.
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How did this almost cost you your job?
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Yes, it's extremely good. Can recommend. Also, the nice 2015 edition is on BGA.
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I own it and played it once. We had to read the manual for two hours before starting, won and since then it hasn't been played. I don't think that will change anytime soon since nobody seems to like it.
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I have Quacks, Dune, and The Crew as well. Only ever played the first two which are excellent - especially Quacks.
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> What's the reason to play a board game? To give a bunch of people sitting around a table something to do while having a drink and a chat. No, that's one of the reasons.
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I have Cosmic Encounter with 4 expansions and I bought it after watching it played on No Rolls Barred (great Youtube boardgame channel). So far I've tried to play it once but my friends don't seem to get it at all. Quite sad since
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Not quite true, see lucid dreaming.
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Rottweiler as well. One of the best would be a Komondor due to the fur.
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Usable strings come to mind.
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The difference is that they profit from the one model, while the other subjugates them as well as the rest of humanity.
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