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by stnmtn 2y ago
Doesn't your link say that it was transient and temporary?
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by stnmtn 2y ago
For a fun weekend project, I built Boardle - a daily wordle-like game where you guess popular boardgames using stats from Board Game Geek. The games are from BGG's top 150 games as voted by the community, so fair warning if you aren&#x
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by stnmtn 2y ago
You can say it shouldn't matter, but it looks like on every social media platform and for most people, they do care about these things.
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by stnmtn 2y ago
Well, about 94% of the American population use the internet so it's a good base by which to conduct reliable surveys.
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by stnmtn 2y ago
Train vs car is a different comparison, being able to accomplish things on the train (reading a book, doing work on your laptop with wi-fi) vs being in a car for 4 hours is a completely different value proposition. Only 1 hour more and a bi
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by stnmtn 2y ago
Agreed, but I think that dismisses the ease of use of this product compared to other offerings. Being able to type in a single sentence and have a full webpage of exactly what you asked for in less time than takes to stand up and stretch is
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by stnmtn 2y ago
Wow. I typed in: Create a page that has a snake game clone that you can control with the keyboard. Within <20 seconds, i was playing it. That was crazy. I then asked it to add better graphics, retro-style. And add a counter displaying th
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by stnmtn 2y ago
The main thing I find with articles that are anti-React is that they are saying React is bad when all you need is a pretty simple site with some dynamic elements. That's 100% true, it never hasn't been true, and any react evangeli
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by stnmtn 2y ago
If someone told you 10 years ago that they were going to create something where you could play a whole new level of Doom, without them writing a single line of game logic/rendering code, would you say that that is simpler than creating
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by stnmtn 2y ago
I think this is more like a developer was bored one afternoon and implemented this for fun, and then everyone else thought it was fun enough to put into the main codebase.
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by stnmtn 2y ago
One of the metrics I'm sure they want to avoid is a user clicking away. If they inserted ads only when a speaker has finished a thought, it would probably result in more click aways than ads where a user wants to hear how a sentence&#x
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by stnmtn 2y ago
I also am unable to see what the new innuendo is
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by stnmtn 2y ago
"Not to get political, but he's a great VP candidate" is what the commenter you're replying to is pointing out, just a small funny thing
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by stnmtn 2y ago
The absolute natural beauty and diversity of geography that the USA has is one of the things that make me love it. The "newness" of USA compared to Europe is also something that I really like about it.
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by stnmtn 2y ago
The commenter you responded to mentioned a benefit, helping to assuage social anxiety.
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by stnmtn 2y ago
Seems like a slam dunk idea for Figma
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by stnmtn 2y ago
Certainly there's a difference. You are right that the jump is big between 1 and 2, but it is negligent to say that Apple, a company which strives for improved privacy and security, and ChatGPT have the same privacy practices.
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by stnmtn 2y ago
Would you rather they have jumped onto AI early and LLM-ified Siri years ago?
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by stnmtn 2y ago
Do you view the world and other people this way?
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by stnmtn 2y ago
I think this scene does add something, which is showing how scary this environment is to droids as R2 and C3pO are walking in. It shows it quickly, efficiently, without having to use dialogue on it. It takes ~15 seconds, and also has the fu
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by stnmtn 2y ago
I like this, this is probably a simple solution that could help with the problem that GP (and I) have with opening up many many tabs at once. This also is probably good advice to use with any site. Sometimes I'll open up 3 tabs of inte
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by stnmtn 2y ago
The main reason (imo) would be if you wanted no ads on Mobile without a lot of hassle, and the ability to play audio from youtube with your phone screen off.
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by stnmtn 2y ago
How long would it take to explain to someone who just wants to voice/video chat with their friends how they can set this functionality up with the same ease as discord? And how much will it cost for them to do that?
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by stnmtn 2y ago
Are forums not this way as well?
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by stnmtn 2y ago
When you google "Discord", one of the main things it promises is voice/video chat. > Discord is great for playing games and chilling with friends, or even building a worldwide community. Customize your own space to talk, p
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by stnmtn 2y ago
It looks like there was a fix to this that is live in the next release. Source: the bottom of the page that OP linked. https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-copilot-release/issues/1...
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by stnmtn 2y ago
I think of the internet "meme" of calling movies you like "Kinography", or saying that a movie you watched was "kino". Example: Movie XYZ is pure kino
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by stnmtn 2y ago
You can accidentally click on this checkbox you're talking about, then accidentally click on the UI element that opens up the AI prompting mechanism, then accidentally type something in and send it as well. I don't understand this
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by stnmtn 2y ago
I understand how you feel, I can't possibly imagine a scenario where you don't want to document types unless you're working on a project that you expect to not work on ever again in a month
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by stnmtn 2y ago
You still have to take the action to enable the AI features even if you just have a " " character in that field, no? It doesn't send anything to openAI until you open the prompt for it to do so.

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