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by jezzamon 1y ago
Retirement villages seem particularly impacted by Baumol's cost disease. Combine that with aging societies and the general neglect often given to elderly people, I'm not optimistic about us being able to provide a reasonable quali
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by jezzamon 1y ago
I think that's the first time I've seen someone positive about that change. My experience has been by showing blue tick users above others, the experience has become a lot more biased because it's only a certain type of perso
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by jezzamon 1y ago
Another challenge of a language like this is git merges won't work. That was one painful part of working with Unreal's blueprints
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by jezzamon 1y ago
We are?? Just they don't run LLMs, but they certainly use a lot of AI to target the right ads for us. I don't think you need to run the LLM, or that you gain that much from doing it. AI is probably going to be on the ad side to su
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by jezzamon 1y ago
The GTA example is not a good one because the vast majority of the work in making a videogame is not coding...
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by jezzamon 1y ago
I think a more maintained URL for this library is at https://sfxr.me/
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by jezzamon 1y ago
SFXR is this is the canonical tool for doing that, and yes, you can do that! I'm not sure what this webpage is, jsxfr is the name of the JavaScript library on nodejs which is a different url to this page. But yeah once you start genera
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by jezzamon 1y ago
Fun!!! Small changes if make: - Change the background colour of the drawing canvas to match the water background - Add fill tool? So folks can color this fish white? Bonus points if you automatically color the inside part of the fish white
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by jezzamon 1y ago
As an Australian living overseas, I heard about this on social media from friends / celebrities pushing for this to become a law so I disagree that no-one was asking for it. FWIW I'm personally happy it's becoming a law
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by jezzamon 1y ago
I was thinking about this comparison recently along a slightly different axis: One challenge when working with translations (human or machine translations) as that you can't vet whether it's correct or not yourself. So you just ha
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by jezzamon 2y ago
Do game jams! They let you practice skills and helps you learn what sticks. Big ones like Ludum Dare will also give you feedback on the game, which is good not for improving that gamejam game you made but for learning what things are impor
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by jezzamon 2y ago
INTERCAL already has this in its language
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by jezzamon 2y ago
Interesting, I thought having a too large FOV would result in motion sickness. Which is why when running you might reduce it, to compensate for the faster movement. I guess to clarify, you're mostly talking about PC gaming where you&#x
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by jezzamon 2y ago
Lighting and post-processing is a big tell too for those types of games. Unreal Engine has a default motion blur effect which is extremely obvious
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by jezzamon 2y ago
At a high level, you can just simulate the game without cheats, sign that, and then do the cheats separately.
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by jezzamon 2y ago
Cross-play between the PC "Java" edition and the console "Bedrock" edition is not really possible, so the best option is to play it on Bedrock on both platforms. On Windows you can download the Bedrock edition and play i
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by jezzamon 2y ago
For Stardew Valley, that's 30m copies after 4 and a half years of unpaid, 10 hour a day, 7 days a week work.
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by jezzamon 2y ago
Cancer was first documented around 3000 BC, and has been studied for a long time. https://acsjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/cncr...
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by jezzamon 2y ago
I think that statement is a little tongue in cheek, if you read the rest of it.
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It just sits there asking for help: https://x.com/WholeMarsBlog/status/1712009158210519474?s=19
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by jezzamon 2y ago
A data moat of user provided wiki contents? The thing that this article is advocating for the users themselves to own over the hosting site?? Somehow I don't think that is the solution.
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by jezzamon 2y ago
Can't dig up the source but I remember hearing that it's often people that have an overly high value on having things immediately. E.g. thinking about the lifestyle they could live now with the money. They're acting irration
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by jezzamon 2y ago
If someone is campaigning to be in government, I guess they don't technically fall under the "government" category yet...
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by jezzamon 2y ago
It's "Ponzi" if it requires an ever increasing future population. In reality we don't, the population can stabilise at some time in the future, there may be some economic shock along the way, but we'll be fine.
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by jezzamon 2y ago
Nice! I'm a user of your last batch of fonts, I'll have to check these new ones out :)
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by jezzamon 2y ago
Actually there were a lot of pen testers that were speaking positively about CrowdStrike
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by jezzamon 2y ago
How do you reconcile that with many people that attempted suicide due to some illness like depression, and then later very much we're glad they didn't die. "Only of sound mind" sounds difficult to measure. Related: Major
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by jezzamon 2y ago
Until then, you can use it as an unlimited cloud storage! https://github.com/DisboxApp/web?tab=readme-ov-file
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by jezzamon 2y ago
That sounds more like a boast to my ears. It's like if someone solves a complicated software problem with a simple (in other words, stupid) system. Not saying he sounds arrogant. Just describing good engineering.

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