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by hu3 11mo ago
This is like GTP 2 of World Gen. 10 years from now we might have games that generate entire worlds based on the unique story line that's customized for each playthrough. Maybe even endless stories. Baldur's Gate 5 is going to be m
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by hu3 11mo ago
> The system ingests raw newspaper scans and uses a multi-step LLM pipeline to generate the daily edition This is neat! But I wonder about longevity of the project if it relies on scanning newspapers. Do you have an endless suply? Perhap
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by hu3 11mo ago
It's complete enough for me (and others I guess) to form a constructive argument.
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by hu3 11mo ago
not your parent commenter and I have yet to have a problem with the branch name change but I could see it taking a long time to figure out. It's perfectly normal to assume branch names don't change often, specially master/mai
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by hu3 11mo ago
Without specifics it's hard to understand what kind of difficulties you had. But PHP is still so strong because it offers much more than "easy hosting". What I personaly love most is the instant save file->see results feed
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by hu3 11mo ago
If implemntations have been around for a while but it only happened now, then it's 99% chance that's it's Apple backpedalling and trying to weasel their way around DMA. They got smoked in court, see ruling at https:/&#x
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by hu3 11mo ago
You probably know about https://openswoole.com right?
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by hu3 11mo ago
This has not been my experience at all. PHP code requires very little maintenance to keep working for a decade+.
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by hu3 11mo ago
I would love that. But yeah, it would probably kill PHP because it would break all code. Maybe https://getrector.com could auto-fix 99% of code but it would still be very hard to get adoption.
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by hu3 11mo ago
Could you point one that is Open source?
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by hu3 11mo ago
Everyone understands Rust doesn't offer such guarantees. Even more now after this outage. But it's a fact that "if it compiles it runs" is often associated with Rust, in HN at least. A quick Algolia search tells me that.
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by hu3 11mo ago
can Rust handle global panics? Or can a unwrap be stopped? This is just a normal Tuesday for languages with Exception and try/catch.
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by hu3 11mo ago
And Apple is not even the last node in the chain. WebKit came from KDE's khtml Every year is the year of Linux.
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by hu3 11mo ago
There were languages with lifetimes and borrowing mechanics before Rust. Rust packages these mechanics in a nice way. Just like Zig encodes many niceties in a useful C language (comptime, simple cross-compilation, stdlib).
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by hu3 11mo ago
It's still hundreds of functionalities that they have to maintain themselves instead of leveraging a much more battle tested stdlib.
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by hu3 11mo ago
Java doesn't have lifetimes. So no. And C++ can only be beaten by the likes of K, J and brainfuck. Very low bar to clear.
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by hu3 11mo ago
Whatever is reported to iPhones. It's not an excuse to block non Apple devices from reading battery level
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by hu3 11mo ago
It's not true as can be evidenced in any developer anual survey like GitHub's, Jetbrains or Stack Overflow's. Most developers use Windows.
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by hu3 11mo ago
They don't function as a regular bt headphone. They don't even report battery life among other artificially blocked basic functions.
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by hu3 11mo ago
same for VSCode Copilot. it's a basic feature at this point i guess people just don't try other tools often
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by hu3 11mo ago
why is that never not a good thing to you?
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by hu3 1y ago
They know that. yt-dlp uses browser-like access to download.
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by hu3 1y ago
gamedev looks glamurous from outside but it's prone to burnout. you'll probably spend most of your time developing for unity/godot/unreal or fixing bugs and crashes. not very enriching. specially now with AI. if you want
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by hu3 1y ago
it's just status symbol some rich people like it some rich people think it's dumb and targeted at those with ego issues
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by hu3 1y ago
A rule of thumb I like to use for measuring complecity for interactive visual stuff is to count how many layers there are between an action and the reaction. For example, when a user clicks a button, how many calls and moving pieces are inv
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by hu3 1y ago
Regardless, it's just noise.
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by hu3 1y ago
This. We like to think about ourselves as engineers. But often behave like a bunch of emotion driven primitives. Honestly this kind of behaviour would be a huge red flag during interviews. I have problems that current LLMs can't solve
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by hu3 1y ago
App store is full of subscription scams and dubious apps. It's clearly not working as advertised. Specially not as advertised by those affected by the distortion field.
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by hu3 1y ago
And a mac*
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by hu3 1y ago
Doesn't it also require the same $100 annual fee?

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