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by jquery 5mo ago
The “next step” is in the system prompt, not the model. Gemini leaked part of its system prompt to me a few days ago, and there was something in there encouraging it to ask the user what they wanted to do next at the end of its response. So
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by jquery 6mo ago
Yep, quality time with the bookworm. Usually on mobile devices like the Switch or Steam Deck, visual novels have a skip function if you hold one of the triggers.
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by jquery 6mo ago
That’s why every visual novel (well, almost every visual novel) have a skip function. I know exactly the stretch you’re talking about… I think. Just ctrl-skip through it.
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by jquery 6mo ago
Convergent evolution. It’s probably just an amazing and fortuitous coincidence. They look similar but have completely different internal structure, like a bug that pretends to be a leaf. I can’t go any further without spoilers, so I won’t.
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by jquery 6mo ago
DDLC borrowed a lot from YOU and ME and HER: A Love Story (Kimi to Kanojo to Kanojo no Koi), which I consider generally superior to DDLC. I say this not to diminish DDLC, which is excellent, but as a plug for anyone who enjoyed DDLC and w
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by jquery 6mo ago
Wouldn’t be the first time people assumed it was porn just from the cover. Chaos;Head/Noah was mistakenly banned from Steam for this reason until there was an outcry.
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by jquery 6mo ago
I’m glad I had to scroll down this far to find such a breathtakingly ignorant take. DDLC has zero fan service. It’s a story that happens to deal with subjects often encountered by adolescents. There’s no good reason for this except general
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by jquery 6mo ago
Play the game to completion and you’ll understand why that’s not ideal. It is doable but I recommend the PC experience first.
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by jquery 6mo ago
We had a consumer protection agency with teeth. Dunno where it went though.
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by jquery 6mo ago
There's a strong chance it's illegal so admitting to it is pretty breathtaking. They must be very confident they're in the clear, or the spokesperson didn't run this by the right people.
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by jquery 6mo ago
Awesome!! Thank you SO much for this.
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by jquery 7mo ago
People support anti-pollution measures yet corporations still choose to pollute. Curious.
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by jquery 7mo ago
This is certainly the most uncharitable way to think about it. I see a prisoner’s dilemma where people often support regulations even if on an individual basis they would personally violate them, because they prefer living in a the less cha
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by jquery 7mo ago
Yep. It's used as a shield for the worst humanity has to offer.
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by jquery 7mo ago
Hacker News is not solely news about hacking. "On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifi
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by jquery 7mo ago
Real shame this got flagged so quickly, too. This is prime HN material.
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by jquery 8mo ago
Black holes have a maximum growth rate
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by jquery 8mo ago
Yeah, none of these were obvious to me. China is an especially massive country and none of these people would look out of place in parts of China (I've seen every one of these facial types in China speaking native Mandarin). Most of th
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by jquery 9mo ago
I don't support nationalizing the tech sector, but I believe the reason we have Trump in the first place is because our government refused to nationalize health care.
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by jquery 9mo ago
I'm convinced paper straws are a psy-op by the plastics industry to make us hate environmentalists.
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by jquery 9mo ago
I didn’t say he was a hypocrite. In his pro-corporate positions, he was very open and consistent. He saw his readers that believed otherwise as suckers.
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by jquery 9mo ago
You’ll get no argument from me. Dilbert did accurately skewer corporate culture. But what was its solution? Unstated, but omnipresent, was that workers and bosses just needed to be more efficient. Not a whisper of unionization or anything t
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by jquery 9mo ago
Worth the read: “The Trouble With Dilbert: How Corporate Culture Gets the Last Laugh” https://a.co/d/7b7Jnt6 I couldn’t read Dilbert the same after that. Adams avoids, with surgical precision, things like unionization,
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by jquery 9mo ago
Actually it’s more accurate to say Scott was always a far right troll and provocateur, but at some point he fell down a racist rabbit-hole. The book “The Trouble with Dilbert: How Corporate Culture Gets the Last Laugh” shows how Scott Adams
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by jquery 9mo ago
This is a United thing, not a Boeing/Airbus thing.
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by jquery 9mo ago
Yeah. Super disappointing. I may end up switching to Gemini entirely at this rate.
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by jquery 9mo ago
>GDP in terms of PPP only relevant for local buyers, world economic power is still denominated in GDP, a flawed metric yet one that can’t be gamed. And G7 > BRICS by far in this
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by jquery 9mo ago
That isn’t in conflict with it being bad design.
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by jquery 9mo ago
It’s terrible design. Until I encountered one of these listicles I had no idea what that arrow was.
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by jquery 9mo ago
It was ultimately caused by Russia either way.

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