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Hand-Crafted, Machine-Made: How we make learning games with AI(blog.brilliant.org)
26 points by hysan 2y ago|5 comments
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by hysan 2y ago
Yeah, you’re probably right. I just wanted to write my anecdotal experience in a way that would avoid the “you’re holding it wrong” crowd because the point is how this leads to broken trust, not whatever broken feature it is.
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by hysan 2y ago
Gotcha. That might help somewhat but it wouldn’t solve the “never update Android or any other app” problem. I’d also have to get them used to using a new browser. It’s a larger problem that their trust in tech was easily (possibly irreversi
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by hysan 2y ago
It’s not an ad thing. It was an OS level accessibility feature dealing with text sizing and other reading related settings.
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by hysan 2y ago
I was visiting my parents for the holidays and came across this exact mindset. I usually push them to update for security, but I learned that they stopped doing that this year. Apparently some update broke/removed/changed an acces
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by hysan 2y ago
I don’t understand this reply. The suggestion I’m replying to is about charging people (e.g., creators) for hosting the videos. It’s not about charging viewers. Perhaps you replied to the wrong comment?
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by hysan 2y ago
> I mean they (Google) do provide a service. One could possibly argue that the content creators should pay Google to distribute their material, kind of like an equivalent to a AWS bill, but is anyone arguing that? People have argued this
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by hysan 2y ago
Is there a distro that brings a console-like experience to systems with Nvidia cards? I’ve also heard about ChimeraOS. How do all the different gaming focused Linux distro compare?
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by hysan 2y ago
I think this should be a Show HN?
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by hysan 2y ago
The whole point of marketing an app as being native to an operating system is to appeal to users by saying that you are explicitly not using a framework that lets you flip a switch. That you are going out of your way to make separate builds
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by hysan 2y ago
I got halfway through it before realizing that it’s just a clickbait article.
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by hysan 2y ago
Caveat is if you file the counter within 5 days. From listening to a few creators describe the counter filing process, you need to gather a lot of evidence to prove that you are not infringing. It apparently takes a lot of time and what hap
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by hysan 2y ago
Gotcha. So you really meant enterprise only. Not a tongue in cheek answer (which I thought was a way of just grouping all suse-related distros). To me, that’s not the context for a user oriented product. Any reasonable person looking at a d
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by hysan 2y ago
Hasn’t Suse been KDE by default since… as long as I can remember? Debian defaults to GNOME but it lets you pick the DE in the installer IIRC (haven’t installed Debian in a long time since I just use it for servers). Last I heard, Fedora is
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by hysan 2y ago
I’d answer this differently depending on when you ask. 10 years ago (random, but long enough number) I would have said an easy yes. Both GTK and QT would have been acceptable toolkits to use as the cross DE issues weren’t that many and bugs
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by hysan 2y ago
I might give this a shot but using GTK4 makes me think this won’t live up to the “native” claim on Linux. It will likely feel out of place on non-GTK DEs with KDE being the big one. And yes, I did read the about page disclaimer about Linux
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by hysan 2y ago
> The problem seems to be that someone at your company hired these people and assigned them to roles they don't fit. It could also be the Peter Principle in effect. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_principle
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by hysan 2y ago
Did you know that YouTube used to have this exact feature? It was called subscription collections and they publicly promised that they would replace that feature with something better when they removed it. That never happened. It's bee
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by hysan 2y ago
For those who have worked a lot with web extensions, I’m curious to hear what their experiences are with frameworks. There are quite a few that I’ve come across: - WXT - Plasmo: www.plasmo.com - CRXJS: https://crxjs.dev/vite
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by hysan 2y ago
It’s been a while since I worked with WordPress, but isn’t their Gutenberg editor (which is the heart of their CMS) built on React? So while React may not be used on the user facing side, it is still powering the content side of WordPress a
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by hysan 2y ago
How does this compare with https://sqlitebrowser.org/ ?
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by hysan 2y ago
Not sure why this is posted as a Show HN. This project has been around for a long time and I don’t think OP is related in any way to it.
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by hysan 2y ago
@dang - is it possible to edit to fix the typo in the title?
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by hysan 2y ago
> There's even a rule against obfuscation This is definitely not enforced. I’ve downloaded multiple extensions in the past when I wanted to learn how they worked. All of them were obfuscated. edit: saw the below comment and editing
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by hysan 2y ago
> if you don't want or need streaming, then Next.js might not be the right choice for your app. I'm glad to see this stated so clearly. It's important for frameworks to be upfront about the use cases being served and the t
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by hysan 2y ago
> For context, the USMX countered with 50% over 6 years which still sounds high to my ears, having only received 5, 5, and 3% in the years prior. This is fully dependent on historical numbers. What I’ve learned about following the Boeing
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by hysan 2y ago
Before even getting to that question, I think we need to ask - How many people have the means to do that? I probably would if I could, but I certainly don’t and I’m sure many more fall under that same bucket.
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by hysan 2y ago
Previous HN thread for context: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41614490 For those who prefer video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHuPWQz9AlI
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Elecrow responded, apologized for AI voice cloning(jeffgeerling.com)
16 points by hysan 2y ago|4 comments
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by hysan 2y ago
As some who has watched all his videos and livestreams, I think that it very much sounds like him.

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