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by satvikpendem 25d ago
Sure, that's not what I'm saying though. It's the job of the game to be fun in general, not in specific to some individual, and one of those ways is to have a good onboarding experience. People saying DF is fun are having fun
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by satvikpendem 25d ago
It's a discussion forum, if you don't like discussing then don't comment. No one needs your permission to comment on your posts.
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by satvikpendem 25d ago
Sure, not this issue though.
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by satvikpendem 25d ago
And in the same way, it's a game's job to make sure their players have fun, one of which is to have a good onboarding experience.
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by satvikpendem 26d ago
Why is it a game's job to be fun?
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by satvikpendem 26d ago
Just ban tech bros, not everyone's self expression is equally valid.
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by satvikpendem 26d ago
Correct, however one is a physically addictive substance incomparable to being mildly inconvenienced by a popup.
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by satvikpendem 26d ago
You get what you curate. If the maintainers of Burning Man wanted to, they could ban those sorts of people from coming. But until then, expect that people will continue to do such things as my friend (and to be fair to him, he went half for
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by satvikpendem 26d ago
If I use Codex in one session on desktop can I then resume it for cloud and mobile sessions as Work? Or do I have to make separate sessions each time? Or rather, can Codex in the cloud do the same things, if such a thing exists?
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by satvikpendem 26d ago
They wouldn't do it if it didn't work. People have been complaining about these sorts of popups for nigh two decades now and it still continues to happen.
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by satvikpendem 26d ago
This makes much more sense, if they're a hosting provider.
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by satvikpendem 26d ago
I don't get how this is different from Codex if Codex can do all the same things.
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by satvikpendem 26d ago
My friend went in order to network with tech people and now has met some people pretty high up, some of whom are funding his angel round for his startup. Make of that what you will.
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by satvikpendem 26d ago
Don't make accounts to write one comment, use your real account so we know who to flag.
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by satvikpendem 26d ago
That doesn't make any sense because Mistral wouldn't profit if Chinese models are allowed so not sure why the person above thinks the EU would add a China exemption.
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by satvikpendem 26d ago
And it's not even just me who says this, this is an exact title I've seen online as well before, below. The reality is Europe will tend towards stagnation while other superpowers continue trudging on, some with their help of their
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The Open Air European Museum(theprincetontory.com)
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by satvikpendem 26d ago
Then they'll just pull out eventually and save everyone the trouble.
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by satvikpendem 26d ago
Why would they, both the EU and Mistral specifically, want Chinese models? Isn't the (de facto, underlying) point of the act to raise up homegrown companies like Mistral?
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by satvikpendem 26d ago
Claude slop article aside, this act is one reason why some people say Europe is an open air museum, as it'd rather regulate itself to obscurity while its great works are behind it. Where is Mistral, Le Chaton Fat? They're not comp
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by satvikpendem 26d ago
Perhaps the fines themselves act as a de facto AI tax that some people have been trying to promote in the political sphere, and we'll see how successful it is.
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by satvikpendem 27d ago
> TypeScript already is something, where due to compiler issues I just use “any”. Uh, maybe you're not seeing the benefit due to this. My codebase bans "any" and Zod is great for runtime data validation.
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by satvikpendem 28d ago
They don't index code bases anymore.
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by satvikpendem 28d ago
Cursor's Grok models are a powerhouse without much of a performance hit.
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by satvikpendem 28d ago
Both are great, and analogous to Cursor which has both features too.
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by satvikpendem 28d ago
You can see thinking summary transcripts in Claude Code and Desktop, and they are actually useful because they don't have those sort of thinking loops from the raw tokens.
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by satvikpendem 28d ago
If you have such a world changing technology, why sell an API when you can capture all the value yourself? That's what every provider is asking themselves. Cursor will be fine after this, as they have their own first party models and c
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by satvikpendem 28d ago
I'm talking about generally greedy, all else equal, where one who lusts for power is more likely to obtain it than one who does not, not necessarily specifically the greedi est which I agree with you others will tire of quickly.
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by satvikpendem 28d ago
Yes, unless you choose wrong, which is what we're talking about, as sometimes choosing right is worth the bike shedding.
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by satvikpendem 29d ago
100 years, sure, but 10 years? Definitely not bike shedding, I'd hope your website can stay up for 10 years at least.

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