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Ask HN: Is this printer ok to buy?
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by everyone 8mo ago
I would assume/hope that for serious self driving the ML neural net stuff is lower down , doing the messy computer vision work and so on. But the top level is a conventional program written by humans, like an expert system. Tesla are
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by everyone 8mo ago
AI slop. The more you look at an image the more bizarre stuff you see. Eg. It seems obsessed with various types of electrical substation and junction boxes. Those things dont just grow like lichen or something, they are planned. It put a bu
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by everyone 9mo ago
The people of the USA really remind me of the people of Russia: totally depoliticized. I think in the USA many people are really focused on a pointless culture war yet aren't politically active at all.
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by everyone 9mo ago
But is it simply trading actual concrete functionality and usability in exchange for the concept of "superficially looks nicer to certain people in a marketing image" ?
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by everyone 9mo ago
One of the benefits of the USA no longer being an ally is we should be able to ignore all this sort of bullshit in the EU now. Cory Doctorow was talking about it recently. https://youtu.be/3C1Gnxhfok0?si=OzjYwL16yLzQUwuY
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by everyone 9mo ago
There's a cultural thing also.. People from USA defo seem to have this "always be happy happy smile smile!!" thing going on. If you're not always outwardly positive and happy and smiling you're viewed as some kind o
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by everyone 9mo ago
I played starfield just fine on LTSC 2021.
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by everyone 9mo ago
Just get Windows 10 LTSC from the pirate bay and install IOT version. It's an actually good version of Windows MS dont sell to normal people.
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by everyone 10mo ago
You dont need to become hysterical, just look at the data. There's loads coming to light about the deleterious health effects of social media, that's not the case for books.
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by everyone 10mo ago
The title made me think NY would be running a mental health ad campiagn but the messages would only be visible on big social media platforms.. Tbh that seems a more likely interpretation of the title in 2025.
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by everyone 10mo ago
I dont think that's a useful way of thinking.. A well known family member could also randomly kill you. Either one is extremely unlikely.
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by everyone 10mo ago
Any country without nukes, that is not currently developing them, is stupid imo.. Nukes are the only thing that can guarantee sovereignty now. Ukraine gave up their nukes.
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by everyone 10mo ago
I live in Ireland, there's practically 0 opportunity to get exposed to the sun unless you work outdoors, and even then only your face and hands and perhaps forearms get exposed. I just take vitamin D tablets. Also I know UV goes throug
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by everyone 10mo ago
Being a "loyal customer" to any giant corp is just making it extra convenient for them when they fuck you.. You need your stuff as files on a computer you actually control.
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by everyone 10mo ago
Probably my favorite comic is "Top 10" written by Moore. I highly recommend it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top_10_(comics)
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by everyone 10mo ago
I will never not find it insane that in college they have word minimums for essays, instead of maximums. Imo going to college ruins many people's ability to write clearly.
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by everyone 11mo ago
ublock origin \ my filters youtube.com##ytd-rich-grid-renderer:style(--ytd-rich-grid-items-per-row: 5 !important) Ive had that for a couple years.
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by everyone 11mo ago
I disagree, going from C# with full visual studio (having a compiler with a lot of information about your code), and all of .net available, to gdscript feels like moving to a kids toy language like Scratch. I could do everything in gdscri
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by everyone 11mo ago
You can turn off the Unity splash screen with free version in 6.. Thats something I want in 6 tbh.
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by everyone 11mo ago
Currently working on a new game and it was hard for me to decide between unity and Godot.. I ended up going with Unity cus.. * I have 10+ years experience with it. * C# integration in Godot is not great * Cant build to webGL with C# in late
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by everyone 11mo ago
My experience with GPT and Claude, is that they are fantastic for learning something brand new to me, as a kind of tutor.. But for writing code in some domain I am good in, they are pretty much useless.. I would spend a lot longer struggl
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by everyone 11mo ago
Well good riddance to the fucking parasites.
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by everyone 11mo ago
If u dont wanna do it, then why are you doing it? I mean we all know those things are stupid and an employer who puts stock in them is defo not someone you'd wanna work for, cus they are building teams on stupid principles and clearly
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by everyone 11mo ago
cool
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by everyone 11mo ago
It's defo efficient imo. The optimal team size is 1. You could try devlogging. I'm a total misanthrope but I still devlog about my games.
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by everyone 11mo ago
It doesnt matter if you do or dont, those things are worthless in court in any reasonable country. They frequently want their users to agree to illegal things.
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by everyone 11mo ago
I use GPT occasionally when coding. For me it's just replaced stack overflow which has been dead as a doornail for years unfortunately. I've told it to remember to be terse and not be sycophantic multiple times and that has helped
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by everyone 11mo ago
I'm curious, can you vibe code assembly? Perhaps the AI's havent been trained on much of it.. But in theory you could get amazing performance without all the work? .. The only downside is you would have zero idea how the code wor
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by everyone 11mo ago
?? I guess you havent played modern racing games. No-one races against AI, its all against other people. Games like Assetto Corsa and iRacing have very good physics models. Real race drivers use them to train and are often seen online. The

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