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by krapp 7mo ago
The end is capitalist maximalism. Hiring artists is expensive, so they get automated away. Hiring janitors less so.
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by krapp 7mo ago
I don't understand how "exploits" and "edge cases" can exist in a narrative-driven game where the DM can always just say "cut the shit" if they don't like what the players are doing. Or let it happen
873.
by krapp 7mo ago
You think there will still be writing jobs for human beings at all by then? AI will be so normalized across culture that any raw, unfiltered human expression will read as gross and unprofessional by most people.
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by krapp 7mo ago
I have read them. Let me quote from one of them: A woman should learn in quietness and full submission. I do not permit a woman to teach or to have authority over a man; she must be silent. For Adam was formed first, then Eve. And Ada
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by krapp 7mo ago
>Now that LLMs are starting to let me do things I've wanted to do for years, there's a chance I'll actually get to it before the sun dies. Please tell us you're not going to start vibe-coding HN.
876.
by krapp 7mo ago
Just do what Myspace did back in the day and turn an XSS bug into a "feature:" user themes!
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by krapp 7mo ago
>personal ability to mute/block any account Plenty of browser plugins that do this. I like HN Comments Owl.
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by krapp 7mo ago
Consider that Paul's misogynist (albeit commonplace for the time) views on women have probably been responsible for the abuse, rape and killing of more women than men were killed in the Crusades, and his views on slavery were used to j
879.
by krapp 7mo ago
The Pope would probably just counterspell it. He's a Cleric but given his position he might have multiclassed high enough in Wizard or Paladin by now.
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by krapp 7mo ago
Also I doubt any adversary worth their salt needs to monitor Polymarket. I remember reading once that when the US was working on the SR-71 Blackbird out in the desert the Soviets could read its cross section by using satellites to pick up
881.
by krapp 7mo ago
The absolute, immutable, eternal and unchanging nature of God somehow changes with the times. Even in scripture. Odd, that.
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by krapp 7mo ago
You can be as snarky and dismissive about it as you want, it is what it is.
883.
by krapp 7mo ago
Misgendering someone or refusing to recognize their gender identity is sexism and transmisogyny.
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by krapp 7mo ago
It isn't just Hegseth by any means. GWB calling for a new "Crusade" at the rubble of the WTC after 9/11 wasn't an error. The integration of evangelical Christianity, the Republican Party and the military industrial
885.
by krapp 7mo ago
>For example, if you own a bookstore and carry a book that says something defamatory, you can be held liable if you don't remove the book after being informed about its contents. I don't think you can in the US. Maybe elsewhere
886.
by krapp 7mo ago
And nowadays people believe that just setting a Ghibli filter on an AI image generator makes them Miyazaki's equal, because talent isn't real.
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by krapp 7mo ago
With all due respect to antirez, this is too obsolete and most of it is too low-level to be of much interest to anyone using SDL for game development. People would be better off looking at the examples page and repo for SDL itself. https:&
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by krapp 7mo ago
The first post in this subthread was literally a statement that "A web-based solution is usually better performing, despite all the bloatware necessary." And you literally joined in to support that assertion against "the Elec
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by krapp 7mo ago
As you aren't posting code or stats I can't say much, but I'd bet a native app would still be smaller and more efficient, since you have to wrap what you're doing in an entire Chromium instance and deal with a web stack
890.
by krapp 7mo ago
Lua is extremely popular for game dev though?
891.
by krapp 7mo ago
Browser engines are optimized for displaying web pages, not for applications. 60MB+ for a calculator is not optimal.
892.
by krapp 7mo ago
Why on earth would a mobile app result in "higher Reddit-esque behavior?"
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by krapp 7mo ago
It is easy to get Lua (with LuaJIT) working with SDL3, though. That obviously isn't a replacement for the framework but it is perfectly doable if someone just wants to write a game in Lua with minimal overhead. Edit: I mention LuaJIT s
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by krapp 7mo ago
Well according to the guy making the claim, it was divine intervention, so I guess God just did the math?
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by krapp 7mo ago
JD Vance, the guy who is one heartbeat away from the Presidency, believes aliens are demons[0]. Pete Hegseth believes the war in Iran is a holy war that will bring about the Second Coming of Christ[1]. Secretary of HHS RFK Jr. doesn't
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by krapp 7mo ago
> Doesn't matter the implementation details, if it fits the bill, it fits the bill. Then literally any text fits the bill. The characters in a book are just as real as you or I. NPCs experience qualia. Shooting someone in COD makes
897.
by krapp 7mo ago
We're not being watched by alien drones. So no.
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by krapp 7mo ago
You aren't managing the psychological state of a living thinking being. LLMs don't have "psychology." They don't actually feel emotions. They aren't actually desperate. They're trained on vast datasets of
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by krapp 7mo ago
It is. Humans do read it, and have read it. Like any language it's just a matter of familiarity. HTML was designed for humans to read and write long before Claude or compiling everything from typescript or whatever, when websites were
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by krapp 7mo ago
>I think it's worse to force everyone into intellectual submission just because you're "right". I think it's worse to consider the acceptance of reality as being "forced into intellectual submission" an

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