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by keyle 1y ago
That's mind boggling. I always wondered why it takes so long to open. Is it a shady deal with Adobe and Apple?
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by keyle 1y ago
That sounds like the oracle version of defcon.
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by keyle 1y ago
When will we get the `4o` vs `o3` background conversation in "thinking" leading to a more correct result?
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by keyle 1y ago
I did notice that the interaction had changed and I wasn't too happy about how silly it became. Tons of "Absolutely! You got it, 100%. Solid work!" <broken stuff>. One other thing I've noticed, as you progress thro
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by keyle 1y ago
This is neat. Without any pictures I felt closer to these people than if I saw their mugshot. Hopefully this has legs. A few keywords and a few sentences take us from facing someone, to seeing life from their own eyes and pondering. There i
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by keyle 1y ago
You sound sarcastic. It's not too much to ask to have all actions reversible in 2021.
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by keyle 1y ago
Just in time for May 4th. Well done!
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by keyle 1y ago
I'd like to second the mention of plan vs. no plan. Having no plan is often better when you're facing a deep pit of work, pick at it every now and again, whatever you feel like working on that day. vs. having a clear Todo list tha
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by keyle 1y ago
Impressive and potentially very interesting future work. One thing I couldn't help but notice was the crazy amount of HTTP requests going on in the demo on the github readme page, and the video looks to be sped up. I'm all for AI
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by keyle 2y ago
It should probably be a plugin of some sort rather than built in the engine. It's a very small use case scenario and the devices are expensive and rare. Like the comments said there are also concerns about maintaining it in the long te
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by keyle 2y ago
Yeah a MacBook Air type device with such a screen would be interesting.
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by keyle 2y ago
I thought virtually everyone who wrote for the daily mail was a phony /s.
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by keyle 2y ago
I don't know if you've seen the videos, but the latency from input to result on the screen is, very, very bad. I don't think this is actually what you want. We all want low-power retro computing but expect reasonable latency
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Demo "The Mind" by Haujobb and Sweet16(lexaloffle.com)
116 points by keyle 2y ago|14 comments
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by keyle 2y ago
That beautiful application was on the wrong decade. Today it'd be worth millions if not more, for absolutely no reason at all.
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by keyle 2y ago
This is more interesting: https://github.com/MontyTRC89/Tomb-Editor (the level editor that goes with the engine) What made the eternal life of Quake has been its open source level editor which means designers can have
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by keyle 2y ago
I guess it's ok to build it and sell it but not to sell the binaries provided? It's odd indeed. Most likely split brain decision.
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by keyle 2y ago
Love the enthusiasm and commitment.
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by keyle 2y ago
That's nice, I create birthday invites in 5 mins now for my kids. An ordeal that used to take hours. The last time I asked Chad Gepeto to make sudoku puzzles though, it went horribly wrong. At least it got my kids to prove that this an
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by keyle 2y ago
Note that there is also TrenchBroom [1]. An editor which you can then use to create levels and import them in UE4/5 [2], including textures and collisions. [1] https://trenchbroom.github.io [2] e.g. https://www.y
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by keyle 2y ago
Would this have any effect in prod build though?
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by keyle 2y ago
I spend maybe 5 mins a day tops on social media(1)... I'm not particularly invested in Bluesky, but I found it to be the polar opposite of Twitter. It's like everyone who quit the twitter band wagon just went to the twitter clone,
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by keyle 2y ago
The author wrote about long periods of time when he wasn't encouraged to make anything creative, and just consume.
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by keyle 2y ago
It's not 4D chess. It's not even 1D chess. Sparking the local industries needs to happen with incentives, not a tsunami. You can't swap the supply chain to a local-first instantly. Many things aren't done locally. The fa
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by keyle 2y ago
It's an interesting read. I'm in the complete opposite camp. I can't pick up a game controller for more than 5 minutes without feeling like I'm wasting time. This has lead to many, many side projects throughout the years
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by keyle 2y ago
Mind blown. Thanks!
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by keyle 2y ago
I did in fact, used AS/400 growing up in my mum's office and then later as an internship. And it was so powerful. With muscle memory, you could just F2, F5, F3 combos, press tab twice and start typing [1]. The systems used were th
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by keyle 2y ago
This is awesome. Technology put to good use. Can voice be transferred? Message be recorded and rebroadcasted? What about making the device vibrate SOS pulses. The person at stake might not have the strength to tap or bang, may be able put t
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by keyle 2y ago
As a function key lover - what do you hate about keys whose function is to perform a function?
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by keyle 2y ago
I particularly liked the sentence Technical debt compounds exponentially when you don’t understand your code.

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