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by sgt 2mo ago
I don't think I've ever tried Discord. Is it like IRC? Or more like a forum
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by sgt 2mo ago
Makes me think of good old Yggdrasil Linux.
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by sgt 2mo ago
Good point on Amiga. It's truly a vibrant community, still. I follow Amiga Bill and Retro Hour etc.
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by sgt 2mo ago
So.. how do we design a Kagi, or a parallel Internet, that is immune to this? There's clearly a market.
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by sgt 2mo ago
I bet the intelligence agencies are keeping track, though. The likes of CIA and Mossad, at the very least.
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by sgt 2mo ago
BBS's should definitely get a mention in the pre-web step
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by sgt 2mo ago
> I would not describe it as Kagi being indirectly Russian. What do you mean? That Kagi is directly Russian? Paying a russian provider isn't against the law and at some point we need to bring Russia back into the warmth of the West.
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by sgt 2mo ago
That reminds me - my wife had a friend who was killed by a shark (no joke). There were newspaper articles, but Google has completely forgotten about this and the newspapers are often behind a paywall, changed their URL's or simply the
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by sgt 2mo ago
Funny, I was just thinking this morning that Google searches are absolutely horrible these days. It's like it has amnesia, a lot of recent history seems to be just gone. Especially on non US specific sites too.
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by sgt 2mo ago
Is there a browser extension somewhere that allows me to hear this out loud in Zuckerberg's voice?
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by sgt 2mo ago
Isn't that pretty misleading? About the production that can be cranked up / lowered as per needs, so the US likely remains the biggest oil power.
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by sgt 2mo ago
Can I run this on my RTX 5090?
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by sgt 2mo ago
I'd be happy to, although he doesn't speak English (yet) so the audio I guess will just remain as is, but the text could be quickly LLM translated.
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by sgt 2mo ago
That's a really interesting approach. I love to see the kids sitting there and drawing on paper etc.
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by sgt 2mo ago
Yeah, good question! We can do a lot of the creative process on paper, with his styrofoam models, and audio effects etc without even being near the computer. Then when I need to go ahead and write code, it's not going to be that intere
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by sgt 2mo ago
Thanks man! BTW for background, it was featured on kode24.no, a Norwegian coding site if you are able to read it: https://www.kode24.no/artikkel/lager-batspill-med-finn-erik-...
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by sgt 2mo ago
A boat game for 5+ age group! I was never much of a game developer, but recently my 5 year old son wanted to play a game so we decided to build one together. It's a boat game, you basically steer a boat in an isometric 2d world, transp
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by sgt 2mo ago
I'll check it out. Yes, no UI needed. I run Docker Desktop but I don't think I've used the UI more than on ce.
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by sgt 2mo ago
What's wrong with Docker desktop? Been using it everyday for at least 5 years.
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by sgt 2mo ago
I actually did build a game (with my 5 year old boy) recently. https://apps.apple.com/no/app/b%C3%A5tspillet/id6791630382 We had a lot of fun building it and I used Lua and LÖVE2D to basically build a game en
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by sgt 2mo ago
Even worse, imgur doesn't even have a cookie banner for me. To be in such violation of the GDPR is going to give me nightmares! /s
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by sgt 2mo ago
Games is one of those industries that I can't fathom how to do profitably, and that's why I'm not a game designer. There's just so much competition and I don't really understand the market either.
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by sgt 2mo ago
What is this shitshow of a website called space.com ? There's ads, popups everywhere! Edit: For those who think I'm too harsh: https://imgur.com/a/YkmtOZ9
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by sgt 2mo ago
What are we going to do about this?
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by sgt 2mo ago
That's a pretty gloomy view
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by sgt 2mo ago
Cool project but .. reality is that people will generally not choose pgrust over Postgres, even 5-10 years from now. The problem is not that it may be technically superior and faster by then, it's that it's not built by the truste
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by sgt 2mo ago
AI slop that's also simply wrong. Flagged.
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by sgt 2mo ago
I'm semi-assuming we're talking about professionals who'd excel with their products in any framework and language. It's highly productive if you do it right.
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by sgt 2mo ago
I mean if you're doing it this way, you're really not applying best practices as a developer (never mind as a Django developer). > Models being passed around everywhere, queries happening everywhere. No, as a developer you stil
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by sgt 2mo ago
Completely trusting it to the AI is negligent, I don't think any serious projects do it this way. A lot of AI usage yes, but reviews and tweaks still require someone reading and understanding code, structures and design patterns.

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