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by nnevatie 7mo ago
Cmake might suck, but is arguably the de-facto now. It's not standard, since the C++ committee does not want to deal with the real world (tooling).
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by nnevatie 7mo ago
The em dash - it's always the em dash.
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by nnevatie 7mo ago
The same AI tool could have written a de-facto CMakeLists.txt file for you.
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by nnevatie 7mo ago
It's a pile of paper. Not sure my description sells it any better.
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by nnevatie 7mo ago
Who really needs more than warmth, shelter and something to eat and drink?
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by nnevatie 7mo ago
You wouldn't download a downloader.
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by nnevatie 7mo ago
Good riddance.
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by nnevatie 7mo ago
> I am so excited to keep building with you. Fixed: I am so excited to take these millions of dollars.
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by nnevatie 7mo ago
Seriously good-looking gfx - kudos!
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by nnevatie 8mo ago
Good times. Our DOS game PaybackTime 2 was only capable of using conventional memory. That was a major reason for the game really not having any proper animations for its player characters.
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by nnevatie 8mo ago
Yeah, I meant this from the perspective that for example, I'd love to have that environment and approach in my sleeve, but utilizing C++ and all I have built using it.
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by nnevatie 8mo ago
BEAM/OTP are great, but do impose an exotic language onto the user. Most programs and solutions of today aren't Erlang-based.
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by nnevatie 8mo ago
Hmm, is SSIM a good metric for comparing fonts? I'd imagine it isn't ideal, as fonts are mostly textureless and SSIM has no concept of glyph identity or typographic intent.
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by nnevatie 8mo ago
Oh look. Another random and unneeded feature appears in their legacy tool.
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by nnevatie 8mo ago
That's it basically. I do not think running the tool in a container really solves the fundamental danger these tools pose to your personal data.
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by nnevatie 8mo ago
I think detecting patterns such as this could be done without fancy ANNs, perhaps based on lightweight statistics.
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by nnevatie 8mo ago
Hear, hear! I knew this is AI slop before opening the link.
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by nnevatie 8mo ago
"It's not X, it's Y" detected.
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by nnevatie 8mo ago
> generated a story Was the story any good? The model used isn't comparable to something OpenAI would offer you today. What good is a fast gibberish generator?
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by nnevatie 8mo ago
> Why not just use bgfx with the language bindings instead. For me the biggest obstacle would be the weird build system the project insists on using.
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by nnevatie 8mo ago
There are two schools to it. On one hand, the original meaning of "agile" hasn't changed, as one could consider that immutable - and on the other hand, words do not have inherent meaning, they have usages.
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by nnevatie 8mo ago
I think that funnily enough, the "semantic diffusion" itself is an example of how such things happen. I wasn't aware of that label and certainly will not be adopting it to my vocabulary. Sounds like a very complex way of sayi
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by nnevatie 8mo ago
> One of the problems with building a jargon is that terms are vulnerable to losing their meaning Nonsense. Your proposed "jargon" just didn't catch on. Also, language evolves way faster than most people realize. Trying to
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by nnevatie 8mo ago
Yes, it could be there's no impact from any of it. I just remember seeing the headlines about the change.
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by nnevatie 8mo ago
People are using past tense, as David S. Goyer is leaving the show behind.
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by nnevatie 8mo ago
Introduces a lot of lag on the mouse pointer.
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by nnevatie 8mo ago
Someone's going to be grabbed by the president?
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by nnevatie 8mo ago
Everyone has values, until they get punched with a billion dollar check.
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by nnevatie 9mo ago
> Who's going to pay your bills when the $20k is gone after 3 months? And who's going to maintain this turd the LLM pushed out? It's a cool one-shot sort of thing, but let's not pretend this is useful as a real compil
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by nnevatie 9mo ago
I'd be very interested in seeing some statistics on what could be considered confidential material pasted on ChatGPT's chat interface. I think the results would be pretty shocking and I think mostly because the integrations to sou

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