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by gambiting 3mo ago
The core part of UE5 that people seem to forget is that it's FREE . During development you pay Epic exactly 0 dollars and even after launch you need to make very decent sales figures to actually pay anything at all. So a lot of studio
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by gambiting 3mo ago
>>E.g. a good insulated ICE has a pleasant noise You know this is a thread about scooters, right? If you live somewhere like Rome or even London all you hear is just very loud revving all day long, not least because teenagers who ride
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by gambiting 3mo ago
...have I suggested otherwise?
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by gambiting 3mo ago
>>And the noise pollition I hear coming from the electric to me is a million times worse than ICEs. Is this some kind of trolling? >>accessible (we do not have electronic money). And is this some kind of joke? An electric scoote
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by gambiting 3mo ago
And that's relevant how? If you live in a city where everyone owns a petrol scooter it's absurd. Can't wait for all of these to be electric, it's just common sense.
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by gambiting 3mo ago
We use perforce and Claude can't push anything to our perforce server. The worst thing it could possibly do is delete my local workspace, but that's not exactly a huge problem, would just have to sync again.
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by gambiting 3mo ago
>>You never use “YOLO” mode (aka “dangerously skip permissions”) Do you mean this? I'm curious how are people using Claude in any way other than bypass-permissions. I've tried for so long to maintain a curated list of things
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by gambiting 3mo ago
>>I don’t know why people treat games as some special case Well, clearly.
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by gambiting 3mo ago
Exactly, Technical Artist is a distinct position that normally bridges the gap between pure programmers and artists and their needs. All TAs I've ever worked with had this incredible skill of knowing exactly what tech thing they need t
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by gambiting 3mo ago
I cannot explain how offensive this is to work of people who work on these games. Years and years of my life working on some incredible AAA games and you call it garbage because it's always online. Like, you think all the effort, all t
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by gambiting 3mo ago
What does temperature in Paris have to do with Brussels?
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by gambiting 3mo ago
You can leave it on when you actually need it - meaning all summer long, in the conditions that are typical for that location. It's like saying what's the point of having a house if you aren't safe in it during a tornado. It&
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by gambiting 3mo ago
Normal day to day cooling, I mean, obviously? Like if you have a system designed to operate in 25-30C(normal summer in most of Europe) but then you have a spike of temperatures going to 40C for a few days in a row, it shouldn't really
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by gambiting 3mo ago
I don't know, I have an android phone. I just know it says it's compatible with the airtag network on the box, so I suspect it's the first. Ugreen doesn't even have any specific app for these, so I assume it goes through
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by gambiting 4mo ago
Ugreen tags work with both Google's Find network and Apple's FindMy network.
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by gambiting 4mo ago
What I find incredibly impressive is that it just loaded in and seems to work fine on my phone. So cool.
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by gambiting 4mo ago
Right, yeah I like that idea. I think that would actually work correctly and safely. Disregard my other comment on this :-)
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by gambiting 4mo ago
With my implementation, the government revokes the code after it's been verified once. If you want to verify elsewhere, you need to request a new code. How does that work with your implementation? A token given to you can be verified a
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by gambiting 4mo ago
Actually, thinking about it some more - it has one major downside. You can't have a single use key this way.
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by gambiting 4mo ago
On the other hand, you can't implement single use codes this way, right?
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by gambiting 4mo ago
Just to be clear - it's not the speed that is limited, it's the assistance that is. You can still pedal above 25km/h on your ebike just fine and it's legal, but it has to stop giving you assistance above it(in contrast t
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by gambiting 4mo ago
Even better solution then. >>Why does the government need to know what pages you visit? In the UK the government already knows, but that's beside the point. It's another bad law that should have been fought against much more
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by gambiting 4mo ago
So this solution is fine for proving your immigration status, getting employment or renting a house, but it's not good enough for browsing porn(to be a tiny bit flippant)? >>If you want to crack down on code sharing Right now, al
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by gambiting 4mo ago
>>This means giving the government complete insight into your internet browsing. ...how? All they know is you've authenticated with service X. And like I said, we can make legislation to say they are not allowed to keep the recor
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by gambiting 4mo ago
...and? Just like a child can "trivially" ask an adult to buy them a beer. Who are these adults giving children their verification codes for adult websites?
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by gambiting 4mo ago
Government builds a website where you can log in using any government issued ID or using one of the many many many available services that hold your details already(at least in the UK nearly everyone will have a DLVA account, HMRC account,
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by gambiting 4mo ago
Ah, you're right, sorry.
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by gambiting 4mo ago
Maybe, but I don't think it's totally outrageous to say the very first batch of these you can only buy if you had an account for at least 15 years or you must have spent at least $1000 over its lifetime. Then after that first batc
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by gambiting 4mo ago
Now that's a wild statement - UK at least has a leader who can say a coherent sentence in English, so far.
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by gambiting 4mo ago
As a Brit - yeah it's horrendous, but to me it's like there's two completely disjointed realities. One online, where UK seems to be the most surveiled and invigilated of the "western" countries where your every acti

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