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by nkrisc 10mo ago
Oh right, of course. I wasn’t thinking about the specific implementation in the video. Thanks.
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by nkrisc 10mo ago
And it's the UX designer's job to specify the click target area based on best practices and usability testing with real users. If this is the click target area specified by the designer (or it was simply unspecified) then it'
813.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
Basically it's the result of a smoothing function that blends the sampled SDF value of the two nearest bodies. You can simply pick the minimum SDF value and get no blending at all.
814.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
And so in the future if you want to add a feature, either the LLM can do it correctly or the feature doesn’t get added? How long will that work as the TUI code base grows?
815.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
I’m not surprised that it found connections when you told it to find connections. Most of those connections seem rather dubious to me. I think you’d have been better off coming up with these yourself.
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by nkrisc 10mo ago
Even the crappy AI images are distracting. Why does the gate say “blocked” if the stuff is clearly still flowing through it? Having no image is better than shitty ones.
817.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
I think it’s possible to be sufficiently transparent while simultaneously keeping someone’s personal health status private. As a hypothetical example, it’s possible to disclose if this health issue was known before they were selected for th
818.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
That itself would be a very convenient lie if the disclosures were damaging or embarrassing.
819.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
A 6K monitor seems like complete overkill unless you’re editing 4K video or sitting way too close to it.
820.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
Well they still did it, thus praise (though less effusive than if they had just done it initially).
821.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
> I don’t see any conceptual difference between a human and an automated system on this front If an employee of a third party contractor did something like that, I think you’d have better chances of recovering damages from them as oppose
822.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
It’s because “AI” isn’t a feature. “AI” without context is meaningless. Google isn’t running ads on TV for Google Docs touting that it uses conflict-free replicated data types, or whatever, because (almost entirely) no one cares. Most peopl
823.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
It also makes it grammatically incorrect. If it were actually a question it should be, “Why are German strings everywhere?”
824.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
Theoretically couldn’t you send each client its data after performing occlusion culling based on each one’s camera? Don’t some competitive games more or less already do this? Not sending player A’s position to player B if the server determi
825.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
I’ve seen some blogs linked here on HN that do that. It’s so incredibly obnoxious if you have any difficulties with visual processing. I’m trying to read but my eyes keep jumping to the movement and I lose my place. I understand people thin
826.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
Personal blog or no, I think the UX and usability critiques are equally valid. Whether or not the author cares will certainly be influenced by the fact it’s just a personal blog. I wouldn’t expect them to change anything for that reason a
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by nkrisc 10mo ago
An LLM is not a doctor, lawyer, nor healthcare professional so I fail to see the relevance. It’s more akin to Google having all your emails.
828.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
The snowflake icon that disappears off-screen the instant you scroll down past the obnoxiously large header image to read the actual content?
829.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
The audacity to critique Apple's use of icons (which is objectively justified critique, IMO) while having animated snowflakes falling over the text and images on the site is something on an entirely different level. Thank goodness fo
830.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
That’s a very different kind of cheating though. The kind of cheating this effectively makes impossible is cheating where a player has more information than they’re intended to have. If someone makes an AI that plays the game as a good play
831.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
And thus SO dies as people will go somewhere they can actually get their question answered.
832.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
Why would you put code into production you didn’t read nor understand?
833.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
I don’t really see what the difference is. If they run well, what does it matter?
834.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
So there is Linux gaming, you’re saying.
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by nkrisc 10mo ago
Privacy is a privilege granted relative to age and maturity. Most 5-year olds should be allowed to close the bathroom door while doing their business, they should not be permitted to access the internet privately.
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by nkrisc 10mo ago
Now subtract the Windows 10/11 delta from the growth rate.
837.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
We can see the stars moving behind the moon, thus it must be rotating with us.
838.
by nkrisc 10mo ago
You asked if there is a justification and then in the same post justified why you need it.
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by nkrisc 10mo ago
There’s an equilibrium. If no one worked, housing and food would not be super cheap.
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by nkrisc 10mo ago
Counterfeit ivory isn’t anything new.

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