jay_kyburz

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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
Perhaps I'm just an old grump, but I prefer the No Delay version in the example. I like predictable, consistent, and fast.
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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
Steve is not making a game, he is _playing_ the game of making games. It's like playing Factorio but instead building a rocket to escape, you are building a game. Instead of messing around with mining drills and train tracks, he is dep
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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
I find Sanderson very easy to read, the "style of speaking" just flows of the page. I'm not a huge fan of what he writes about, Ive only read a few of his books, but I assumed his style is one of the reasons for his popularit
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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
There are many game devs who don't play games. A lot of artists would rather be working on movies, and a lot of programmers who just love to program. The best game devs all do though.
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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
Oh, in that case I agree strongly with William. I think the definition of intelligence a complete waste of time and the only real question is, can these tool solve problems for us? The answer is clearly yes, there are some problems they can
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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
>and just short-circuits to "there is no information here" I feel the same way when I read a "press release" or anything written by marketing. Even the newspaper will only have 2-3 sentences of interesting information
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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
I think airstrike is joking. :)
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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
>Human intelligence doesn't get confused like that That's not really the point though right, nobody is arguing they are Humans. I have no doubt that if a flying saucer landed on my lawn and started talking to me like Gemini I w
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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
AIs are better communicators that most of people I have worked with in my life. They are infinitely patient, don't mind going into more detail if I ask, not too bad at summary, have no ego and don't boast. They are also not too af
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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
i would return it, there is something wrong with your battery
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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
I'm having fun trying to fit those words into a story of my own.
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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
I guess one good thing the Trump administration demonstrates is that you _can_ just ignore past norms and laws and do what you want. You can bring a wrecking ball, swing it around, and force change if you need to.
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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
I want an ultra wide foldable with the hinge on the short side. Like a flip phone
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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
Why would you assume you can't be fired for phoning it in. If you want to daydream about utopia you have to assume we can solve trivial problems. I mean, you could just pay per tree for example? There is no rule that says you can'
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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
Scott Alexander uses a lot of words to argue his points, but I don't think he makes them very successfully. Almost every point in the linked essay can be easily refuted without thinking too much. Perhaps he is arguing for a spercific i
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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
I'd like to see a world where the government provided a job for anybody who wanted one. If you're not enjoying your corporate job you can go back to planting trees to offset carbon emissions. Getting to old to plant trees? Go work
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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
I'm surprised there isn't a market for an amazon like competitor that is a mix of Amazon and Consumer Reports. They do the reviews themselves, watch for returns and quality issues, and can actually provide consumers with the best
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Speeding up the Unreal Editor launch (again) by not loading 1585 files(larstofus.com)
1 points by jay_kyburz 1mo ago|0 comments
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Boring bits prepare you for the problems that can't be solved by copy pasting(mastodon.gamedev.place)
2 points by jay_kyburz 1mo ago|0 comments
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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
hold up, now you've gone too far.
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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
Yes, I would be very interested to see follow up prompts that adjusted visual elements as if feedback from the client, then some prompts to change the menu and pricing. Id like to see how well the AI's can maintain their own work. I&#x
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by jay_kyburz 1mo ago
This is why it took me so long before giving Go a try, even though on paper it sounds exactly what I want from a language. I'm glad I finally did, I've been enjoying it.
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by jay_kyburz 2mo ago
If you are going to take the human out of the loop you could just write the program in assembly or machine code directly.
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by jay_kyburz 2mo ago
I've been having fun doing the exact opposite. I like to ask the AI to speak to me with a think Australian accent, think Steve Irwin. It chucks in heaps of colloquialisms and slang. I find it much easier to read. I do ask it not to ask
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by jay_kyburz 2mo ago
The answer is in the article. There needs to be a financial mechanism to deter nuance complaints. A small penalty for lodging a complaint and losing. This fee should help pay for the courts and reimburse and employer for time spent defendin
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by jay_kyburz 2mo ago
Also wouldn't be surprised if they are just waiting for a new US administration.
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by jay_kyburz 2mo ago
Data centers need lots of power 24/7 and regardless of cloud cover. Solar is great to reduce your daytime bills but you still need other methods to cover the downtime. I would be surprised if data centers didn't put in gas _and_
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by jay_kyburz 2mo ago
The AI provided me links and a summary to Wikipedia and Blogs and Reddit posts. No different than any other google search would reveal.
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by jay_kyburz 2mo ago
Immediate mode UI ftw.
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by jay_kyburz 2mo ago
I like my Controller to be responsible for all the "business logic" so that its all in one place. It's the important part. The View layer is always fairly verbose and full of fluff. Especially if you have a lot of animation a

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