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by ehnto 1y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if it's internet discourse, comments, tweets etc. If I had to paint the entire internet social zeitgeist with a few words, it would be "Confident in ignorance". A sort of unearened, authoritative
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I use a Lily58 split/lightly bowled keyboard and it has been a big improvement in many regards. The thumb cluster is a much different approach to the Glove or Maltron, and I think it would benefit people with shorter thumb reach but mi
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by ehnto 1y ago
Oh yeah! That might have been the one actually.
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I remember back in 2006ish, my PC modding days, buying some peltier modules from eBay and (attempting) to get subzero temps out of my CPU cooling. If I recall correctly I got the setup powered but stopped short of actually putting it on my
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by ehnto 1y ago
Is that for per token costs or in these bundled subscriptions companies are selling? For example, when playing around with claude code using a per token paid API key, it was going to cost ~$50aud a day with pretty general usage. But their s
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As well, paid dependencies usually only have one source of support, and when the company goes under or stops supporting the product you are in rough seas. Given very few companies last forever, you have to assess if the trajectory of your p
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If a game relies on proc gen to provide the materials necessary for someone to be creative and make their own story, build their own systems, solve their own problems etc, that is going beyond the cranial engagement of your average couch-si
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> For example, I love Cursor. Especially for boilerplating. But SOTA models with tons of guidance can still not reliably implement features in my larger codebases within the timeframe it would take me to do it myself. Test-time compute a
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There are a lot of games and gamers I guess that would benefit from very dynamic dialogue. It would mostly focus on long term games where the feeling of immersion in the world is valuable long after completing the main quests. Or systemic g
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It is no coincidence that the most popular procedurally generated games feature highly systemic gameplay. These are systems sandboxes, places for players to explore a world and build their own stories. There are not many examples of popular
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There are multiple economic enclaves, even ignoring the explicit borders of nations. China, east asia, Europe, Russia would all operate in their own economies as well as globally. I also forsee the splitting off of nation internet networks
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New stars would arise, others suggesting the games industry would collapse and go away is like saying the music industry collapsing would stop people from making music. Yes games can be expensive to make, but they don't have to be, and
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Barrier of entry, automated submissions are two aspects I see changing with AI. You at least have to be able to code before submitting bad code. With AI you're going to get job hunters automating PRs for big name projects so they can s
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by ehnto 1y ago
The split between essential and incidental complexity is a really key insight for thinking about how far AI can be pushed into software development. I think it's likely the detail many developers are feeling intuitively but not able to
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I can see espresso cafe culture spreading a bit through Japan, with australian style cafes offering great espresso and mixed cuisine on the menu. I think japan/australian cafe culture colliding has been an incredible thing. It's h
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by ehnto 1y ago
Can I ask you about the use of Maccies, is it a term you've used for a while? Do you remember where you first picked it up? It is a somewhat hot topic in Australia, where we've always called it Maccas, but somehow Maccies has ente
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I understand that to be one of the differences in approach to zoning, zones and buildings are considered on a spectrum of "impact". A high impact building like an industrial plant shouldn't be too close to low impact building
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Was installed on my device bought in Australia as well.
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Don't even need that, you can disable it within the OS app settings.
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Samsung Phone on Australia, it was present on my device also. So not just West Asia and Africa. I was able to disable it but not remove it, unclear if it will re-enable itself. It had sent about 35mb of data since March 1st, and was enabled
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by ehnto 1y ago
I have tried Unreal, Unity and Godot. Released a commercial game in Unity, and now use godot. Initially the move to godot was because I wanted sovereignty over the future of my projects. But Godot is genuinely a delight to work in. If you&#
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Whilst that is nice to know, these are real tangible barriers to entry. Both literally and by making it a far less attractive place to cross the border. As a very run of the mill Australian, I would not feel safe crossing your border right
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As well, just because it pasts a test doesn't mean it doesn't do wonky, non-performant stuff. Or worse, side effects no one verified. Plenty often the LLM output will add new fields I didn't ask it to change as one example.
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I would also want to be able to check for trackers regularly, which excludes a full teardown. I would want to check these particular kinds of cars after every event they go to for example. That said, whilst it is a known threat vector, I ha
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That is true for law enforcement, corps and nation states perhaps, but the threat vector here is just regular people who want to track someone. They're not as saavy and don't (usually) have access to the corp/leo/governm
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Certainly an interesting thought if you have a very old diesel. I would wonder if all the metal would hamper an EMP pulse that you could safely generate at home. Diesel's going back 20+ years still have ECUs as well, not to mention the
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With an ender 3 it's easy enough, but it does not feel as nice as shot ABS plastic caps. I am sure though, if you spent time polishing and painting the surface it would feel much better. It's still similar plastic after all. Bigge
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And so little is delivered with the 2.5mb. Worrying more that so much traffic is bot traffic, and bloating sites becomes significantly wasted resources.
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It might just be a need for some creativity but the risks are pretty clear. The main vector is something that has already played out, which is massive misinformation campaigns across the web. But I feel like the humans will win that one lon
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The same thing happens with cars. There's a somewhat predictable spike in used car prices for what become cult classics. Cars that are otherwise pretty mundane, and have since been well surpassed. It's the people now with full tim

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