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by glimshe 6mo ago
That's fine. I'll take responsibility for my decision. Show me a big warning message when I disable automatic updates. If I'm concerned about this scenario, I'll just manually update it (by clicking the update button).
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by glimshe 6mo ago
Sweet Jesus, when are these guys going to understand that I want to be able to turn off automatic updates completely and forever . I'm fine if my computer melts and explodes if I didn't get the update, but let me do it on my own
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by glimshe 6mo ago
I spend $20/month on Gemini Pro and it greatly increased my productivity. I'm still in charge and only use AI for the more tedious or toughest problems. I can't see how these people could be spending this much productively.
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by glimshe 6mo ago
I decided that I would not use Claude as early as when they wouldn't allow me to have a second (business) account using the same phone number. They removed the restriction later, but that made it clear that Anthropic doesn't under
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by glimshe 6mo ago
Not many, but there are a few amateur and professional musicians here benefitting from better piano hammers made possible by Paraloid B-72! Note: I thought this was about Polaroid , not Paraloid, at first!
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by glimshe 6mo ago
I think the derogatory moniker comes from the fact that a lot of early American designs are very luck-based. The name stayed and I've seen fantastic games being called "Ameritrash". Personally, I don't like most Euro gam
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by glimshe 6mo ago
I reject anything that has an excessive "weight" on boardgamegeek. The vast majority of high "weight" games are board games wanting to be computer games, as you correctly pointed out. Of course, "high" is subje
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by glimshe 6mo ago
https://babylonbee.com/news/alex-jones-worried-people-will-s...
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by glimshe 6mo ago
If AI saves you time, why not use it on your main projects too? All other things equal , should users care about whether AI was used?
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by glimshe 6mo ago
My US doctors almost never recommended Ibuprofen over Acetaminophen for mild pain. In fact, I don't remember them ever recommending Ibuprofen for anything while I hear about Tylenol pretty often. I've had doctors prescribing short
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by glimshe 6mo ago
Poor Meta employees. They are victims of the oppressive job market and are left no other option than to work for 100s of thousands of dollars per year in well-lit and comfortable offices with free food and premium healthcare.
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by glimshe 6mo ago
Not even that way, given that the price is still highly subsidized by investors and circular deals.
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Playdate won't have games using AI-generated assets(gamedeveloper.com)
4 points by glimshe 6mo ago|0 comments
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by glimshe 6mo ago
Why don't they increase the price or create another higher tier, then? With so much "demand", they would make a lot of money.
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by glimshe 6mo ago
If Claude AI is so good at coding, why can't Anthropic use it to improve Claude's uptime and fix the constant token quota issues?
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by glimshe 6mo ago
I've been warning people about DRM since day one. Never say "MY Kindle library", "MY steam games", etc. They are not yours.
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by glimshe 7mo ago
Throughout the years we've heard concerns that we could no longer go back to the moon because of skill atrophy. This is, at a minimum, a great step towards recovering some lost skills while developing new ones. People are too lost in t
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by glimshe 7mo ago
There's indeed a full spectrum of positions in this case, but they are all worthless in the sense that they add nothing to someone's understanding of reality.
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by glimshe 7mo ago
Whenever you see companies engaging in political positions, know one thing: it's not you they have in mind.
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by glimshe 7mo ago
YouTube is as good as you make it. If you watch a lot of a type of content, it does a great job at finding similar content, including relevant things that you didn't know existed. If you just watch random popular stuff, then yeah, it&#
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by glimshe 7mo ago
The last paragraph is interesting: "Overall I think we're going to see a much higher quality of software, ironically around the same level than before 2000 when the net became usable by everyone to download fixes. When the softwar
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by glimshe 7mo ago
I'm just SO HAPPY we can talk about something that doesn't involve the Iran war, ICE etc. This is a really historic moment, I hope that the current and future administrations continue investing in space exploration. I've wait
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by glimshe 7mo ago
This post could be titled "Claude read the leaked Claude Code Source - here's what it found and I copy and pasted for my profit"
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by glimshe 7mo ago
Pretty surprising that Hypercard is in the bottom 10 rather than top 10. I think it's because the younger folks don't know it very well.
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by glimshe 7mo ago
If you are patient, you could name some money by selling them individually on eBay
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by glimshe 7mo ago
And panels last forever, ensuring that Europe won't have to deal with panel manufacturers ever again.
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by glimshe 7mo ago
What is there to do? Put back the code that worked reliably for nearly 3 decades?
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by glimshe 7mo ago
I got my kid's on eBay for $50 during summer break... Looked almost brand new
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by glimshe 7mo ago
Cool! My only concern is that Wired has a very long and consistent history of advertising technologies that don't work quite as they say. So let's hope this is real.
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by glimshe 7mo ago
Delta Force is a good movie within the action genre.

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