keyle

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   by keyle 2y ago

   I've made games in both. They both have their pros and cons but Godot is basically a full IDE while Loves2D is a framework.
2. 812.▲
   by keyle 2y ago

   Thanks! That takes me back, I was using monokai with Textmate back then!
3. 813.▲
   by keyle 2y ago

   It kind of boggles my mind too. Imagine all these new subscriptions possibilities today, and we're still driving around with a free google maps. Aside, imagine if they decided to charge for Google Maps today, the shear loss of income f
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   by keyle 2y ago

   Thanks, I didn't know someone was to be credited for what is probably, the most common theme around. I've ran many IDEs and text editors, I don't think any of them doesn't have a monokai named theme, exact match or not.
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   by keyle 2y ago

   I was considering the energy used and $, R&D and time spent to train those models, which is colossal compared to the developer and factor that in. Then they don't look so impressive. For reference, I'm not anti-LLM, I use Clau
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   by keyle 2y ago

   Interesting post. I wish it went deeper but I guess it's just a post-mortem. Related, I found this old post that goes into the basics of GBA coding [1]. It doesn't look nearly as bad as I expected. That said I'm sure performa
7. 817.▲
   by keyle 2y ago

   You raise some good points about the "total of hours spent" but I guess you don't consider training time included. Also there is no need to quote the author's post and have a go at him personally. There are better ways t
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   by keyle 2y ago

   I know it's technically safer to be in an airplane than a car, but for some reason the helplessness of being inside a plane always gets to me. This idea of being in a metal barrel thrown at 900kmh relying on a hundred years of fuck-aro
9. 819.▲
   by keyle 2y ago

   This article was written or rewritten via your model right? The last paragraphs fell totally like AI. Anyway I'd like a follow up on the curating, cleaning and training part which is far more interesting than how to select hardware whi
10. 820.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    Why bother with punctuations then? It feels deliberate.
11. 821.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    I felt the same. Especially someone who claims to have and, some of these PhD students and postdocs are my own under my supervision How can you supervise students and write this way? This doesn't make any sense to me.
12. 822.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    Have you considered making this a library? I think every Swift application needs this important metric on the about panel.
13. 823.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    okay.
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    Procedural Content Generation in Games(pcgbook.com)

    2 points by keyle 2y ago|0 comments
15. 825.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    There are still a lot of developers out there that basically are at the hammer and nails level of programming. They use a basic editor with basic syntax colouring and when they write broken grammar, the editor just misbehaves telling them t
16. 826.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    We've all been there. The house always wins.
17. 827.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    I hope they automated it otherwise I feel sorry for them. I'm yet to see the first karma ATM, where they can withdraw their karma and live a life well earnt!
18. 828.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    Long live Snow Leopard! It made my mac fly. A whole release dedicated to making Leopard better. It was amazing, peak macOS.
19. 829.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    It's amazing that still today, you find NSStrings and NS prefixed stuff all over working code. It's actually hard not to know anything about the old Appkit, as much as Apple would have you believe that it's all SwiftUI now.
20. 830.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    That makes sense. Thanks for the answer.
21. 831.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    I'm well aware of the history of Android, Kotlin and Java. Still my question stand...
22. 832.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    I have a genuine side question... Why does Meta have 10M lines of Java for their Android code base? What's in it?
23. 833.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    There are a lot of people here who don't seem to have a problem with the bait and switch business Spotify is doing here. As a former (paid) composer, I know how, pardon my words, the music industry is utterly fucked up today. That sa
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    by keyle 2y ago

    I'm a gray beard like you probably but I disagree with this statement. This library makes use of modern composable components, is declarative driven and not imperative; and doesn't do immediate rendering in all cases. It can targe
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    Survey of System Languages 2024(wiki.alopex.li)

    9 points by keyle 2y ago|0 comments
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    by keyle 2y ago

    That was very interesting. It's amusing to me how Google's crawler is more efficient than the competition. Maybe Google isn't a search business as much as a crawler business now! I've thought about updating my robots.txt
27. 837.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    I have an external GPU box that is just there, catching dust... On the plus side I haven't heard a fan for 2 years.
28. 838.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    I had an Excel class 20-25 years ago where a teacher explained click and double click every class, and emphasising "DOUBLE CLICK" out loud every time she did the action... There were a few facepalms. The next class was assembly pr
29. 839.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    I agree with you though, the title is misleading.
30. 840.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    Trying to juggle two kids, a mortgage, xmas and only having 30' at night to myself to even hear my own thoughts. I'd take your artificial constraints any day.