resolutefunctor

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by resolutefunctor 1mo ago
I'm not into gaming, but how is something like Red Dead Redemption 2 showing as uncertain of completeness? Does the gaming community think that if something has an online service that it needs constant updates? https://isitd
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by resolutefunctor 10mo ago
This is really cool. Props to the team that created AV1. Very impressive
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by resolutefunctor 1y ago
Super well said! Love the garden analogy!
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by resolutefunctor 1y ago
Your perspective on your last point is interesting. I actually feel the opposite, its become a motivator for me. I used to love coding, and did it a ton. Then it became less and less part of my job, and I started hating coding. It was so fr
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by resolutefunctor 1y ago
Yeah I hadn't thought about the browser being intentionally bad to push actual apps. That's been the reason for about half of the apps that I've made. The next is also somewhat anti-competitive, and its how bad the web servic
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by resolutefunctor 1y ago
There is a lot I hate about building apps and releasing them on the App Store, and I'd be happy for there to be alternatives. But that said, I don't understand how its a monopoly. There is no requirement to build an app for iOS de
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by resolutefunctor 1y ago
I was keying in on the line: > This is an important illustration: AI is really good for helping you if you're bad at something, or at least below average. But it's probably not the right tool if you're great at something.
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by resolutefunctor 1y ago
> stating plainly that he doesn't see AI replacing his employees. (Though that does immediately raise the "who brought that up?" question...) Almost everyone who isn't highly informed in this field is worried about th
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by resolutefunctor 2y ago
"Technical Deep Dive" followed by basic talking points of Go. Whole thing is probably AI generated lol