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by nineteen999 7mo ago
To complicate things, this is unintelligble to non-US people who generally call what you call "jell-o" jelly, and what you call "jelly" we call jam.
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by nineteen999 7mo ago
Same. After 40+ years of typing code on a keyboard, my hands aren't as nimble as they were, a little pain sometimes builds up (whether it's arthritis or carpal tunnel or something, I'm not sure). Being able to have large amou
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by nineteen999 7mo ago
I mean, he didn't leave, but he did build the next new thing (git). It's just that it was so incredibly useful for everybody else, as well as for the other thing he already invented which was incredibly useful for everybody else.
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by nineteen999 7mo ago
Wonder how long it will take the American public to designate the US Govt a threat to national security, and using AI to assemble their own autonomous civilian defense robots to protect the public from the government-approved population sup
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
Flipside: how much RAM and storage do you need? What do you need it for? What are you going to fill it with? Vibe code? Porn? Pirated movies? One man's treasure is another's trash I suppose. FWIW I didn't downvote you, I don&
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
The costly process probably explains why they just started injecting ads in my plan where there previously weren't any. And also explains why rather than be leveraged into a more expensive plan to help them pay for their containers, I
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
I was referring to the really obvious animation (or lack of) at the top of the page. But yeah once again it seemed to go over the heads of the oblivious around here...
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
Im using UE5 which is arguably GUI heavier than Unity. You can get around a lot of the GUI-heavy stuff by using C++ in preference to Blueprint, and/or developing some tools to help you decompile/recompile Blueprints. It has a pret
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
> Can today’s planes still keep us safe? Probably not if the turbines aren't spinning, no.
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
100% - the number of times you will need to use a super optimized memcpy() in real life versus the benefit you can get from looking at and writing basic versions of it for different CPU's is very slim. Then you'll have a much bett
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
Interesting, I started playing a little with Codex yesterday and it did find some bugs Claude already knew about it, and seemed pretty matter of fact about it. I might have to point it at some of the harder bugs and see how it goes.
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
I fired up Codex yesterday and asked it to do a security review on an UE5 project i'm working on with Claude. It found some things that Claude already knew about. But nothing made me feel confident it could _write_ UE5 C++ code as well
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
I mean, i guess that will shortly put an end to the "no code" movement.
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
This seems web centric and I expect that colors the decision making during this analysis somewhat. People are using it for all kinds of other stuff, C/C++, Rust, Golang, embedded. And of course if you push it to use a particular tool&
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
We didn't even have to offshore for lots of bad code to be written. Looks at the scores of Ycombinator startups that wrote a shitload of awful code and failed. Good ideas, pretty websites, but not a lot of substance under the hood. The
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
Going to assume you mean Miles Davis and not Buddy Miles here! Correct me if I'm wrong. Yeah that's a good insight.
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
While I love Mitch's drumming and Noel's bass, can you imagine if Hendrix had worked with Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce - both much more confident and strident players than the Experience's rythym section. That would have blown
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
I received an email saying this should be fixed in tomorrows build.
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
If it worked for everybody that issue would already be closed.
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
? Claude spell "blueberry" for me. b-l-u-e-b-e-r-r-y ? count the number of b's and r's in that word and tell me the result. - b's: 2 (positions 1 and 5)
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
If you'd read the entire issue, you'd see that not only is that solution mentioned multiple times, it's not working for some people.
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
Worth noting that this is currently broken for a number of users, I'm on a Max plan and I get the message "Error: Remote Control is not enabled for your account. Contact your administrator" which isn't helpful since I&#x
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
As someone vibe-coding a game in Unreal Engine 5 for the last few months, I found this really funny. Unfortunately I don't have a dog but I do have a design plan so ultimately I'll end up with something a little more deterministic
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
Perhaps you meant writing bad futuristic science fiction on HN rather than building something.
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
It depends where you lived. In my city (harshest/longest restrictions in the world), we were not allowed to leave the house for more than 30 minutes a day for 2.5 years unless we were out buying groceries. No large gatherings allowed a
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
The bigger use for case for AAA games? Employment for highly talented artists, 3D modellers and sculptors, texture artists, sound and music artists, and even programmers. At least it gives _something_ back. Until of course we've obsole
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
Working code talks. Bullshit walks.
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
There is a hell of a lot more to a AAA+ game engine than just the renderer, to begin with.
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
And Unreal goes a whole lot further than that: https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/uses/automotive
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by nineteen999 8mo ago
Stop using Stop as a headline. Nobody with a brain is reacting to this (me excluded). Grow up.

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