streetfighter64

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by streetfighter64 3mo ago
If you get a million dollars in revenue as a solo dev, it's pretty much just winning the lottery. You've already spent all the working hours to make the game, so it's pretty much all profit at that point. What costs do you ev
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by streetfighter64 4mo ago
> So anyone with claude access could arrive at the same conclusions ... and ask claude to fix it? Begs the question of why the original "author" of the code hasn't just asked Claude to fix it? Or asked Claude to generate g
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by streetfighter64 4mo ago
On most systems I use I've managed to set it up so that I get spell checking in all languages I use. So I only get a red line if it's not a valid word in any of the languages, which is pretty useful.
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by streetfighter64 4mo ago
So, in summary, the laws against nicotine are useless, which is why tobacco companies are fighting against introducing new laws? And the UK is 20 years ahead of the US in regulation, by having introduced a law against gambling that's u
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by streetfighter64 4mo ago
Why is it the worst example? Sure, the laws don't 100% prevent children from smoking, but certainly they have an effect. I'm not using it as an example of a perfectly effective law, I'm using it to make the point that it woul
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by streetfighter64 4mo ago
Note that I'm not in favor of either weed or alcohol being as readily accessible as they are now, but there are a few things making that claim a bit dubious. The first is that obviously people are less reluctant to self-report using we
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by streetfighter64 4mo ago
"Parenting" is a nebulous concept and at least to me, it also includes pushing for better laws for children. Nobody would think it's reasonable to allow stores to sell cigarettes to children and tell parents "if you don&
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by streetfighter64 4mo ago
People have spend decades in prison for selling weed. Now it's legalized in more and more countries. Making things people like illegal rarely works, and it's far from a "solvable problem". Don't get me wrong, gambli
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by streetfighter64 4mo ago
I'm not exactly well-versed in the term "cutting someone off", perhaps it implies dangerously moving in front of somebody, in which case, obviously it shouldn't be done. But often people are unwilling to slow down to ope
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by streetfighter64 4mo ago
Flashing your hazards to thank somebody isn't something I've even seen officially recommended and I see it more as a nuisance in most cases. The communication can't really be unambiguously understood as a "thanks",
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by streetfighter64 4mo ago
The system of signs used is an independent question from the level of driver education (which probably is generally lower in the USA than in most European countries though), which also is another question from whether people "are stupi
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by streetfighter64 4mo ago
> The signaler needs to have anticipated it and not signaled until this problem doesn't exist How do you handle an upcoming left turn (assuming right hand driving) during heavy traffic? It's not the responsibility of the car ch
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by streetfighter64 4mo ago
That doesn't make sense. Obviously if I refrain from stealing I'm upholding my morals at a cost to myself (the cost being the free stuff I don't get). You seem to expect people to have morals at every cost to themselves, im
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by streetfighter64 4mo ago
I mean, do you expect a blender to come with instructions on how to replace the engine? > I do not believe that it has the right to not document any feature of the device that is relevant for its usage. This is an extremely broad requi
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by streetfighter64 4mo ago
cringe
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by streetfighter64 4mo ago
Libel/defamation laws vary wildly across different countries. Sometimes true statements can be considered defamation, sometimes not. The same goes for intent.
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by streetfighter64 4mo ago
Not exactly false answers. As far as I gather this is the same issue that prevents customers from making negative reviews about businesses. The business can just threaten a defamation suit and then the platform (Google Maps, Trustpilot, etc
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by streetfighter64 5mo ago
> analyzing large amounts of texts, drawing conclusions and writing other texts based on that and nothing more The same could be said about programming. Or if you want to be even more reductive, looking at a screen and pressing buttons t
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by streetfighter64 5mo ago
Wow. Well it's a very gracious choice of you to not mooch off the welfare system. > at least in germany i can't think of anyone being forced to work in a job that would cause them suffering. well, except working with windows Yo
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by streetfighter64 5mo ago
I'll say, I quite hope the AI comes for your job so you'll have a chance to experience one of those "undignified" jobs you look down on so much.
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by streetfighter64 5mo ago
There's nothing wrong with Taylor Swift taking a private jet instead of a 20 minute drive, she just has "standards". No, obviously if everybody had those same unreasonable standards the world wouldn't work at all. So all
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by streetfighter64 5mo ago
Taking care of kids or driving in heavy traffic is 10x more stressful than using windows. If you claim you never get frustrated by your kids or traffic, then you must be the perfect person, good job. > working in a stress free environmen
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by streetfighter64 5mo ago
Nobody works by choice so I suppose that makes us all "victims" of the system. I'd put using certain software below many worse kinds of suffering however
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by streetfighter64 5mo ago
"The victim" of using a certain operating system? Please. Being lucky enough to work in a comfortable air-conditioned office, AND having the luxury of declining jobs sorely because the operating system makes you angry, is the heig
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by streetfighter64 5mo ago
Incredibly privileged take to claim that using Windows is somehow beneath your "dignity". Do you have any idea at all of the kinds of jobs people are doing in the real world? Imagine the daycare worker taking care of your kids or
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by streetfighter64 5mo ago
> You accept that, and issue a manual override for when that edge case pops up. Then you add that edge case to your training sets. Then the issue never comes up again. This mindset seems a bit dubious when you're dealing with moving
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by streetfighter64 5mo ago
Go go pokemon "grok argues my case for me"! https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_585f6600-e128-49bf-9...
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by streetfighter64 5mo ago
LOL. At least I'm intellectually honest about my "mere ideological preference" for not restricting speech, instead of trying to somehow construe that free speech is the cause of all the evils in the world.
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by streetfighter64 5mo ago
If you read my original comment ("actually read it") you'll see I was simply stating that, in my opinion, it is better to not have ridiculous archaic laws on speech than to have them. What problem does having the restriction
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by streetfighter64 5mo ago
> Many people assume Oh, did I do that? Where? > This is how you get ... Not really, you're just naming a shopping list of examples of what I mentioned earlier: "USA has many deep problems in their politics", with a ver

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