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by thih9 11mo ago
Are there any screenshots or a video of some interesting parts or behaviors of the glider? I'm on a smartphone, I'd like to look at the end result.
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by thih9 11mo ago
If you can render a frame then it runs - the rest is just optimizing FPS. > within the culture of DROE, simply getting Doom displayed on the screen of a novel device has been sufficient to consider the game played on that technology Sour
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by thih9 11mo ago
> WFA - Everyone gets up to 20 ‘work from abroad’ days a year Does this apply to remote employees as well - and how strictly is it enforced?
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by thih9 11mo ago
There are more details in the fixed version too, e.g. an extra detailed dark line within right leg (tibia) that is not present in the original; where do these details come from?
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by thih9 11mo ago
I don’t need google either, I could read docs or source code and figure things out myself. I do need it if I want to skip parts of coding that are not my focus at the moment - AI is arguably similar.
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by thih9 11mo ago
What I also dislike about the AI is that it promotes a mainframe-like development workflow. Schedule your computation, pay for the usage, etc. Any chance this particular trend stops or reverses? Are we ever going to have local AI that is in
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by thih9 11mo ago
I don’t think anyone wants to send that message. I guess the point is to teach how to use these mechanisms - so that there is no confusion in case an actual emergency happens.
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by thih9 11mo ago
But what if it improves everyone’s safety?
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by thih9 11mo ago
“Farphone” is a given name of a specific fairphone (android smartphone) that the author uses to run their web server. The name likely comes from “fairphone” with the “i” scraped off - see the photo: https://far.computer/
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by thih9 11mo ago
> Agents report that they enjoy working with Beads, and they will use it spontaneously for both recording new work and reasoning about your project in novel ways. I’m surprised by this wording. I didn’t encounter anyone talking about AI
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by thih9 11mo ago
I guess IR can be harmful (IR lasers, military grade IR LEDs). But yes, likely not the consumer grade IR LED.
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by thih9 11mo ago
Easier in what way? I’d say this wouldn’t fare better than other recent AI implementations. I.e. I’d guess doing this in practice with current state of the AI and without expert supervision would lead to some catastrophic error relatively s
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by thih9 11mo ago
Anyone who solves the Scunthorpe problem[1]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem
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by thih9 11mo ago
Not a dup, this is a different article about the same event, with different information too.
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by thih9 11mo ago
Parent comment is an indirect reference to US mass shootings:. > "'No Way to Prevent This,' Says Only Nation Where This Regularly Happens" is the recurring headline of articles published by the American news satire or
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by thih9 11mo ago
This has been the sentiment at the time, I suppose coming from the percentages in the cohorts: > 64% of over-65s voted for Brexit - compared with 71% of under-25s who voted Remain Source and more context: "Vince Cable: Young 's
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by thih9 11mo ago
https://archive.is/71gGy
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by thih9 11mo ago
> Half an hour and fifty dollars later, I realized I had spent fifty dollars on this, and that this was not sustainable because, if anything, the code was getting more and more buggy the more Claude fixed it. Off topic, this has been my
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by thih9 11mo ago
The author did too: > Rest assured, though, the image is almost exactly what the phone looks like, except with a bit more 8 and a bit less 3.
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by thih9 11mo ago
> and transferring my ownership of the trademark and other assets to the Mastodon non-profit This is refreshing and exemplary; especially in the light of recent wordpress, rubygems, or similar power struggle dramas.
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by thih9 11mo ago
> When you see something in a game like, "Defeat 20 enemies to unlock this achievement", the game is giving you an artificial goal and trying to get your brain to put that on its internal to-do list of tasks it needs to finish.
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by thih9 11mo ago
Note that these countries blessed themselves via legal steps (EU ones at least) and are not blessed by Google.
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by thih9 11mo ago
Depends; in the EU and selected countries that setting was always opt-in (i.e. it was never enabled for you). Elsewhere I guess the user has to periodically check their settings, or privacy policies, etc, which in practice sounds impossible
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by thih9 11mo ago
> I can’t use a google product without being harassed (...) You can disable AI in Google products. E.g. in Gmail: go to Settings (the gear icon), click See all settings, navigate to the General tab, scroll down to find Smart features and
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by thih9 11mo ago
It is harmful and it is also illegal. At least according to “Is It Discriminatory to Advertise Job Opportunities on Facebook?”, https://www.thatcherlaw.com/blog/2022/12/is-it-discriminator...
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by thih9 1y ago
Funny to complain about content marketing that happens outside of HN, when content marketing is so popular here. E.g. in this recent 800+ point submission[1] a company presents their product as the ultimate alternative to PaaS, their use ca
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by thih9 1y ago
Given that paying for WinRAR is still a popular meme, these percentages look inaccurate.
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by thih9 1y ago
Looks like it’s a “(css-only terrain) generator” - a generator that lets the user create and download a css only terrain. As opposed to a “css-only (terrain generator)” - a terrain creation studio built with css only.
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by thih9 1y ago
I wanted to check if your assumption is correct but I couldn’t find the source code. Why do you think the renderer is pure css and not e.g. mostly css?
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by thih9 1y ago
Such content is already available. As an experiment I entered “zombie elsa” into google and I found some very disturbing youtube videos, e.g.: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=M5urB3u4aRk . If you want a specific tool, here is

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