splatzone

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by splatzone 3y ago
What point did you think GP was trying to make? I'm confused by your comment
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by splatzone 3y ago
Incentivising people to drink to the point of hangover (ie overconsumption)
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by splatzone 3y ago
I'm watching it now, it's quite entertaining. But there are quite a few comments on YouTube suggesting it's a hoax?
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by splatzone 3y ago
It works for me in Chrome, but in Firefox when I click the create button it just refreshes the page
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by splatzone 3y ago
That brought a tear to my eye. What a beautiful example of love
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by splatzone 3y ago
This is very valuable, anonymous venting can bring out topics that many people wouldn’t otherwise discuss (for better or worse.) Is there a way to reply to threads? Without replies I think you’ll see much less traction.
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by splatzone 3y ago
Smart! I especially like how the styling is customisable. It would be nice to also include timestamps which act as permalinks to each comment, and also the usernames could link to their HN profiles?
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by splatzone 3y ago
Some detailed (or even interactive) examples would be great, otherwise I won't be interested enough to dig in further or schedule a demo :)
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by splatzone 3y ago
I think what GP was suggesting was that this person might have a chance to redeem themselves if they were surrounded by, and came to respect, people like you're describing. Do you think that's ever possible?
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by splatzone 3y ago
Dario’s descriptions of the working conditions are pretty brutal in this series. Relentless 12-16 hour days, arguments in emails, demotivating management. I grew up with a fairytale idea of what working at Valve must have been like - a bril
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by splatzone 3y ago
I wonder what stories they don't want told
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by splatzone 3y ago
When it's your company, it's never small.
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by splatzone 3y ago
Thanks for all your hard work dang
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by splatzone 3y ago
When I land on the page my back button stops working - quite annoying. Best of luck
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by splatzone 3y ago
The brand/copyright info page would suggest otherwise[0]. But it seems like harmless fun to me -- "Ryanair ROBLOX is a non-profit group which intends no infringement to the trademarks of Ryanair. We do not accept real cash and ex
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by splatzone 3y ago
What a phenomenal amount of work. My favourite bit is the annual reports for investors, complete with accounts and a statement from the CEO! https://www.robloxryanair.com/_files/ugd/d969ac_0df5a87d394b...
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by splatzone 3y ago
Don't build your castle in other people's kingdoms
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PowerPoint Programming (2019) [video](youtube.com)
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by splatzone 3y ago
Might be my Scottish bias but could the codename give a clue? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loch_Ness_Monster
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by splatzone 3y ago
Interesting but there’s a weird pause before the word ‘danced’ in each demo? Sounds unnatural
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by splatzone 3y ago
As of writing - 4 posts seeking freelancers, 87 seeking work. Is it just me or is this ratio much more skewed towards supply vs demand than in the past?
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by splatzone 3y ago
Run the code it writes, if it gives an error, paste it into the chat and 90% of the time the LLM can fix the issue. People are missing the point here - it's not about writing code in one-shot. An LLM-enabled loop can generate the code
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by splatzone 3y ago
You can make your point more generously than this
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by splatzone 3y ago
Thanks for sharing. Can you help me understand the difference between Cordova/Haxe and Electron? I mostly do web dev.
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by splatzone 3y ago
If AI can replace abundant jobs in customer service, this will mean that the entry level becomes harder and harder for people to access. Because the work that's left for humans will become more skilled and complex - the stuff the machi
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by splatzone 3y ago
No, but it could defer to a human if it’s unable to assist. If a chatbot can cover 80% of common support tasks, that vastly reduces the number of support staff but those who remain will be necessarily more skilled and have more authority
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by splatzone 3y ago
I think it's partly the shared event and ritual. You're taking part in something with hundreds of other people, and a lot of effort goes in to making it just right (with a good projectionist and a cinema that gives a shit)
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by splatzone 3y ago
Nice! I remember using a tool called Appcelerator Titanium about 15 years ago. It was like a precursor to Electron, and you could use various languages to build desktop and mobile apps - including PHP. It blew my mind at the time that this
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by splatzone 3y ago
Unless the financial benefit could be shared with the original authors somehow, with some kind of royalties system?
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by splatzone 3y ago
I learned something today. Cheers!

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