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by p1necone 1y ago
> "most people" "most people" even now are just parroting dumb FUD they read on facebook. You really shouldn't give any weight to the opinions of laypeople on topics that are as heavily propagandized and politica
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by p1necone 1y ago
Hopefully you can bypass the builtin software and use it as a PC vr headset, otherwise it's just going to be ewaste.
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by p1necone 1y ago
> It smelled amazing, but tasted like ass Sounds like a successful gin recipe to me.
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by p1necone 1y ago
I don't see why you couldn't have a highly hierarchical society that also has a "in death we're all the same" philosophy when it comes to burial.
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by p1necone 1y ago
If a thousand people all made a change at the same time in a totally deterministic, always online system a single one of those writes would arbitrarily win in exactly the same way. In practice "1000 people edit same thing at same time&
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by p1necone 1y ago
> If the robot lasts all day, then charging at night via standing on a charging pad makes a lot of sense. If your employees are robots why would you be shutting down at night?
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by p1necone 1y ago
Theoretically couldn't you use all the waste heat from the data center to generate electricity again, making the "actual" consumption of the data center much lower?
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by p1necone 1y ago
> Never knew why that worked. I'm guessing the game probably streams FMV cutscenes of the disc as they play, and the fallback behaviour if it can't find them is to skip rather than crash.
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by p1necone 1y ago
My first question would be whether it's possible to influence the output via triggering power fluctuations on the motherboard - e.g. by running expensive code to cause the CPU/GPU to scale up.
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by p1necone 1y ago
The only people I trust to fuck with wetlands without finding out are the Dutch, and even then I suspect the find out part is still due shortly after they vote some populist politician in asking why they're spending all those taxpayer
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by p1necone 1y ago
Yeah that makes much more sense as an explanation than OP.
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by p1necone 1y ago
That feels like a wild assumption to me - we really think people 45+ aren't having casual sex? less casual sex maybe, but I would imagine still a decent amount, statistically.
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by p1necone 1y ago
The game is just pulling news headlines - specific text isn't being intentionally included.
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by p1necone 1y ago
You may not be able to code, but the fact that you identified the need for asset editor tooling ("lab") entirely on your own, and built and used it successfully tells me you'd probably make a great engineer. You also invented
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by p1necone 1y ago
Seconding Majuular - if you like old PC rpgs (and new ones) he does great long form deep dives.
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by p1necone 1y ago
Surely if you end up relying on a given prompt to produce the exact same code every time you should instead just check that code into source control the first time you generate it? A deterministic LLM isn't going to behave appreciabl
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by p1necone 1y ago
> Unless you can deliver multi-day battery Do you really think they couldn't? The magsafe battery thing is actually pretty neat, but not using it to instead have a thinner phone feels pointless because you still have the giant bulge
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by p1necone 1y ago
Can I get regular thickness but twice the battery life instead? "All day battery life" is the bare minimum dressed up as a feature - I get at least two out of my cheap android.
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by p1necone 1y ago
I was hopeful that the eventual endgame of right wingers blaming everything on the left when the right was in charge for literal decades would be for them to eventually maybe consider that that wasn't the problem. Turns out I was w
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by p1necone 1y ago
It's a hard question to answer for products that rely on user created content like this. Rumble and vimeo provide basically the same service, but if you got fed up with YouTube and wanted to take your money (eyeballs) elsewhere, you ca
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by p1necone 1y ago
Unfortunately this approach seems to fly all the time for large businesses. Plucky startup takes the 'ask forgiveness rather than permission' approach and ignores a bunch of regulations, legal system doesn't care because they
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by p1necone 1y ago
I found it funny that the missing pcie storage hat support had a reason, but the wifi issue is just 'doesn't work'. I wonder if it's a totally unexplored problem.
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by p1necone 1y ago
Sounds like you're in a fairly unusual position if you're the one in charge of accepting PRs but the people submitting them are the ones who care about uptime/quality.
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by p1necone 1y ago
> Making a 10% better chip gets you the entire market Gets you the entire datacenter market maybe. End user (PCs, cellphones etc) stuff is much more concerned about perf/$ (up front cost) than perf/watt (long term cost), and th
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by p1necone 1y ago
The implication with that example was it's some editor thing for use during the dev process separate from the actual product, so it doesn't matter if it's disposable and unmaintainable as long as it does the thing you needed
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by p1necone 1y ago
If you're using llms to shit out large swathes of unreviewed code you're doing it wrong and your project is indeed doomed to become unmaintainable the minute it goes down a wrong path architecturally, or you get a bug with complex
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by p1necone 1y ago
Here you go: # ASCII RPG This repo uses Rust + Bevy (0.16.1), multi-crate workspace, RON assets, and a custom ASCII UI. The rules below keep contributions consistent, testable, and verifiable. ## Quick rules (read me first) - Re
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by p1necone 1y ago
I've been trying to keep my baked in llm instructions to a terse ~100 line file, mostly headered sections with 5 or so bullet points each. Covering basic expectations for architecture, test mocking, approach to large changes etc. I can
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by p1necone 1y ago
How universal are roguelike character mappings? Is there some central bit of knowledge that all the developers refer to to decide whether 'b' should be a bear or a beholder?
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by p1necone 1y ago
For sure - the people I mentioned anecdotally willing to switch were only willing because I was there to go through the rigmarole of making a bootable usb, changing bios boot settings and giving them a rundown of the differences in UX.

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