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by omgmajk 3y ago
It's sad to think about the fact that this might be their last film, as they are above 80 years of age at this point. Hopefully they will all live to 100 and beyond, and make more great films!
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DoW is an all time favorite, best RTS ever made.
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by omgmajk 3y ago
Boltgun is fantastic if you like Quake, it's pretty much what it is. A modern Quake in 2.5D/3D in the WH40K universe.
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by omgmajk 3y ago
I smashed my old 21" CRT when I got rid of it about 12 years ago with a sledge hammer. It was a very heavy screen so I enjoyed it quite a bit.
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Very very intriguing. Always liked roguelikes and now I might have a nethack addiction.
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Honestly most customers do not read anything on the website before they contact support and in these cases a chatbot, given that it is trained well is probably the best solution. I personally despise them because I don't want to intera
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by omgmajk 3y ago
Barely Sociable is my goto for listening, his voice is very soothing even if the topics are sometimes a bit in conspiracy land. If you like games I also like Suggestive Gaming, Noah Caldwell-Gervais, Gaming Harry, Gingy and YourFavoriteSon.
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by omgmajk 3y ago
And The Remembrance of Earth's Past series. Which in fairness is great.
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by omgmajk 3y ago
One of the better sites on the internet, been a longtime user and it helped me discover many bands over the years!
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When I wrote my first code that entered production and saw that it worked and produced value for my company, that's when I gained my first real confidence in my craft. And this still holds true, every time I put code into production th
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by omgmajk 3y ago
We are attempting to make some sensors used in the automotive industry, I am currently tied to a client but will start up our internal development again during the autumn. We work mostly with hardware, as in HIL and everything around a HIL
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Funny you should say that because it was STM32 that I was working with when ChatGPT blew up.
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by omgmajk 3y ago
The question is, do you actually save time by coaxing the language model into an answer or would you just save time by writing it yourself? I have this friend who gets obsessed with things very easily and ChatGPT got to him quite a bit. He
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> Software engineers should be critical of the outputs of large language models, as they tend to hallucinate and produce inaccurate or incorrect code. This seems to be the case more than not for certain tasks, anything assembler or C I h
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by omgmajk 3y ago
I've seen a couple of videos on this topic and it's always been a hit/miss situation for me but this is an interesting topic that I like to think about in a not so serious way - because there is something to it in the end eve
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by omgmajk 3y ago
I love these challenges because I always learn a ton from just reading through and (trying) to understand the answers/entries. Same as with IOCCC [1]. [1] https://www.ioccc.org/
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by omgmajk 3y ago
My parents (70 year olds) asked me about ChatGPT a while ago, I think people who haven't heard of it just don't follow the news.
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by omgmajk 3y ago
Still haven't gotten over the death of Google Reader, the day it shut down was the day that Google died for me.
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by omgmajk 3y ago
Feedly used to have a view that just loaded the first few paragraphs of an article and then you could expand it if you wanted to keep on reading, the death of that feature really killed Feedly for me.
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by omgmajk 3y ago
The day Google died for me. Reader was their best app by far and the article from The Verge [ ] linked in this article tells me I'm not alone in thinking that. [ ] https://www.theverge.com/23778253/google-reader-de
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by omgmajk 3y ago
I would probably just sit down and figure it out, this has never happened to me but from time to time I have to think for a minute or two what something I wrote a long time ago does. If it needs rewriting, I'll rewrite it.
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by omgmajk 3y ago
I much prefer Mocha to Jest together with some other things. I guess you get used to what you know.
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by omgmajk 3y ago
Rarbg was on ipfs but it is now gone again, not sure if it's up somewhere else. This was the link that was posted to HN a while ago: https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmbpRxBZ5HDZDVRoeAU8xFYnoP4r5eGCxdkmfFW...
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by omgmajk 3y ago
I have spent many hours reading the source code to games from sources like https://github.com/bobeff/open-source-games - this is going to be a new fun weekend project!
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by omgmajk 3y ago
Dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36542101
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Google, again doing Google things.
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Welp, Twitter goes down the drain faster than expected...
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This happened in my pocket the other day, first time it happened. Samsung Galaxy S21+ that I have as a work phone. Suddenly a loud noise started blaring in the car and I had no idea where it came from until I noticed it had already started
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by omgmajk 3y ago
Hey dude, awesome work and thanks! I'm mostly interested in a curious kind of way, I really enjoy programming procedurally mostly but sometimes being able to utilize OOP for certain things is very nice. Really in the end I should just
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by omgmajk 3y ago
Never heard of Hy, will check it out! Thanks

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