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by ehnto 2y ago
That has been VR for a while, but I think VR experiences are now truly worthwhile pursuing in 2024 and beyond. I think we've been there for a few years now. It does depend a lot on what you prefer to do with your free time in the first
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by ehnto 2y ago
I more or less agree in that regard, I think social media is a terrible place to be putting your professional life in general especially if it's negative. That's a personal opinion I guess, I'm not a very negative person so I
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by ehnto 2y ago
This is true for even regular software APIs. By all accounts, we could have a beautifully interwoven quilt of standardized APIs that connect any system to any other system with ease. But business realities mean that just cannot exist, it ac
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by ehnto 2y ago
A bandaid to a society being built on car reliance. Even as a fit and healthy person with a car, getting anywhere in that kind of city is such a chore.
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by ehnto 2y ago
It's worth noting that you do not actually know what other's roles are like, even if you have done the same role before. I find stress is usually about the company and people in it, not the actual work you were hired to do. I love
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by ehnto 2y ago
I have abandoned many games due to cheaters, I think it's great to look at technical solutions but I think the real solution is in community, community tools and less lock in to matchmaking. We don't have this problem on well mode
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by ehnto 2y ago
The outrage would be from the security and privacy concious crowd I believe. Kernel level anti-cheat is a very invasive piece of software to require to play a game, and it does not solve all problems magically. I think this is the real reas
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by ehnto 2y ago
Nice! This looks pretty well thought out so maybe you have considered this already, but you should sort out how you want to handle your local laws surrounding hosting files and your culpability. You will pretty quickly get nefarious and cop
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by ehnto 2y ago
I think developers underestimate the ecosystem and community aspects. Software is definitely not a space where "if you build it, they will come". There is better codebases, but no one has held a candle to the ecosystem yet. I beli
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by ehnto 2y ago
If words being similar is truly an issue we would have vastly different languages. Related words for related concepts is very normal, and if you are a professional in this space it's the least we can do to recognize the difference. We
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by ehnto 2y ago
The precision should be no trouble, but you should understand your printers tolerance capabilities. If you print a 30mm hole and a 30mm box to go in it, it might not fit, usually you would oversize the hole or undersize the box. By how much
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by ehnto 2y ago
There are food safe materials, although you want to post process some to remove porousness that can harbour bacteria.
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by ehnto 2y ago
It didn't require voice theft, they could have easily found a volunteer or paid for someone else.
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by ehnto 2y ago
There is an actual chasm between acceptable corporate behavior and anti-social behavior.
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by ehnto 2y ago
I don't want to paint with too broad of a brush but the role of a manager is generally to trust their team on specifics. So how would a manager be able to spot a hallucination and stop it from informing business decisions? It's no
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by ehnto 3y ago
Different birds of the same species can have different outcomes I have seen, anecdotally. Two cockatoos, one thinks a plush toy cockatoo is a bird and another correctly identifies it as a toy. Another observation I have had is bird on a scr
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by ehnto 3y ago
I don't know if I would recommend chess to people who struggle with online addictions. 3 minute games and ELO make it feel pretty similar to other hedonic treadmils.
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by ehnto 3y ago
This is the real reason I use linux and open source, I want stability and flexibility not inevitably enshittifying SaaS. I am not an OSS or FOSS die hard, and I even advocate for a return to selling software as a deliverable so making small
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by ehnto 3y ago
Rotating assemblies in general, the amount of energy at play is often very deceptive. Ask anyone who has caught a finger in a spinning bicycle wheel.
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by ehnto 3y ago
Because AI is used in the gaming industry to mean a stand in for human behaviour, the use of the term AI has been quite haphazard in my view. AGI would be real intelligence, different entirely as you said. AI should be a system trying to re
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by ehnto 3y ago
There's been no studies that verify that claim as far as I know.
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by ehnto 3y ago
Probably a combination of new developers and wide spread use of SSDs have made it's public image of speed. But really it is pretty quick, on modern hardware it is more or less instant at most tasks. I use Jetbrains IDEs and am migratin
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by ehnto 3y ago
The new video might help you see it. It is a bit funny though, the company renowned for walking robots posts a video of a robot walking and many people just can't believe it. To me it was way more surprising that they got walking (and
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by ehnto 3y ago
It isn't fair because entropy is uncaring. You can't control all the variables and so even if you had perfectly balanced society in spreadsheets, you couldn't implement it. This is the fallacy of city planners too, you can&#x
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by ehnto 3y ago
Oh for sure, and in a commercial setting your other point about being able to hire people is just as important. Don't get me wrong, React and friends are totally fine tool choices for teams and projects of significant (or loosely defin
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by ehnto 3y ago
Long term flexibility is a very surprising way to describe a JS stack. They are easy to build in, but there is nothing robust about the ecosystem. When in 5 years a PM asks me to add that simple multi step form, I'll probably have to t
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by ehnto 3y ago
For example in a plugin system, I can say you must inherit from BasePlugin and in code I can enforce that, BasePlugin can then have some protected functions that I can disallow from being overridden. It's good for frameworks and extens
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by ehnto 3y ago
Traits and contracts or interfaces, but even still inheritance has it's merits. Being fast and easy is a benefit, and I find defensive programming in extensible systems can benefit from a foundation of expecting inheritance.
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by ehnto 3y ago
Sorry for the tangential question, but do people working in frontend feel that knowledge of the web fundamentals is not present in newer developers? Like the fundamentals of HTML, HTTP, CSS and vanilla JS? I am no longer very exposed to the
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by ehnto 3y ago
I appreciate the reference to Rimworld, and I agree with your thoughts on late night deploys. We also don't do deploys at night, since as you alluded to it is the time when you are least supported and least capable (assuming you are no

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