jayd16

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by jayd16 6mo ago
Adding configuration to the config makes things feel far less exotic. I think these changes certainly improve things, but there's still plenty of room to go further. I think there should probably be a way to specify canonical git conf
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by jayd16 6mo ago
Why waste a round trip, build time, loss of flow and CI machine queue wait time when you can catch things early? CI should also run all the checks but CI checks are not a replacement for local hooks. LFS and things like it can't be i
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by jayd16 6mo ago
Ok well what about when I pay you and give you a local machine to work on? Can I pay you to run hooks on the work machine I own because it saves a lot of work on the share build machines? Can we talk about making that situation less error
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by jayd16 6mo ago
Think of it as a million dollar ad buy.
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by jayd16 6mo ago
This is Orkin's view, correct? I wonder if its just a matter of controlling more of the market. I can't say I've seen a Western Exterminator guy-with-hammer vs rat adornment in quite some years.
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by jayd16 6mo ago
They're more male, but I would also file that under "easier to dupe" with this sort of content.
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by jayd16 6mo ago
Building Unreal games. Running windows containers. Windows server is actually kind of awesome for when you need a Windows machine. Linux is great for servers but Windows server is the real Windows pro. Rock solid and none of the crap. Th
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by jayd16 6mo ago
Its fuzzier than that. Something can be detrimental and survive as long as its not too detrimental. Plus there is the evolving meta that moves the goal posts constantly. Then there's the billions of years of compute...
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by jayd16 6mo ago
Why?
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by jayd16 6mo ago
Honestly, I think Jobs would hate the fuzzy, unpolished results that AI gives you.
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by jayd16 6mo ago
I love this because the idiots would type out that they know what they're doing and the pros would save time by typing "I'm an idiot."
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by jayd16 6mo ago
But it is. Otherwise we'd just be talking about raising meter prices and not trains.
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by jayd16 6mo ago
If by solved you mean it's a feature you're required to support... It can never be truly seamless when things like wall clock or device state (SD card is missing suddenly) or network connections disappear.
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by jayd16 6mo ago
Saving the current state? What does that even mean? You don't save transient things like visual particle positions but it's something you expect to persist between pauses. Pausing the render? But not the physics so you keep fall
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by jayd16 6mo ago
I like trains but the logic is flawed. If we banned hats, or made it so they were very expensive, less people would wear hats. And sure, probably more places would worry about shade because hats are not an option... But it doesn't r
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by jayd16 6mo ago
Have you actually been to LA? It's not that dense. Miami, Boston, Detroit, Chicago are just as or more dense depending on the neighborhood.
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by jayd16 6mo ago
Over 1/20 Americans live in LA or NYC. Cities in LA county don't show up in a density ranking until 15th with Maywood. WEHO is 20th and its gets less dense from there. Like 80% of Americans live in metro areas.
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by jayd16 6mo ago
"Its just code" is meaningless to me. Is the code its generating using mostly well known widgets with predefined knobs, or is every element completely custom and the knobs are created on the spot with slightly different naming an
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by jayd16 6mo ago
Why would a remix engine move away from what it was trained on? Why would we want to move away from hard fought UX design lessons? Dynamic and fluid UX is infuriating.
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by jayd16 6mo ago
So how much of this is fully generated vs AI running through all the knobs on template widgets? Is that globe made from whole cloth or is there a bespoke "telecom globe" widget that it dropped in? Could I ask for mock up of molec
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by jayd16 6mo ago
You could have said the same thing about powerpoint vs high quality marketing departments. The "pros don't want this" argument doesn't really hold weight. This is for non-designers to crank out slop with less effort. Th
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by jayd16 6mo ago
You can still wear eye protection during the safety test... I don't think we need to have real human risk to get results from the experiment.
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by jayd16 6mo ago
And, as we all know, humans can't be scammers. They need the robots to lie.
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by jayd16 6mo ago
If it wasn't marketing it wouldn't have fancy branding... It wouldn't even be announced.
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by jayd16 6mo ago
Looking at the timeline they seem hopelessly behind. Its currently the planting window and they don't have land or a person to work it.
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by jayd16 6mo ago
I'm sure we'll start to get 'authentic' bad grammar LLMs that actually mussy up your grammar for that natural feeling.
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by jayd16 6mo ago
Yeah I'm not sure how that's currently working out. https://proofofcorn.com/
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by jayd16 6mo ago
A magic 8-ball "can process the myriad of internal states" of any questions you throw at it. But we don't use it even tho it can give us answers.
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by jayd16 6mo ago
How else would you whip the llama's ass?
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by jayd16 6mo ago
Kinda feels like identifying the key user stories with a bit too much naval gazing at the implementation. That said, the implementations start to gain their own weight as user expectation grows to meet the implementation. I suppose the nou

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