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by thih9 2mo ago
This also somewhat accurately describes what a VC backed startup does.
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You're supposed to explore and find optimal builds yourself, not read them from a wiki. Is the game deep? Not really. Is it self playing? Also not really, unless you already completed it.
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For comparison, New South Wales Waratahs logo: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_South_Wales_Waratahs
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Right choices can be predetermined in non auto clicker games; especially if not all options are available at all times.
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For me it clicked after I explored more of the options available in the game. For a long while I didn’t notice that the character can be upgraded. I thought it was some paid consumables UI, while this is a roguelite game mechanic.
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These games are not self playing, you lose if you don’t make the correct choices. This is just a different type of game. > In a May 2026 update, Valve named the genre Bullet Heaven on their Steam tagging system. https://en.wik
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> It is free. > This time, the provider does not train on your prompts or completions. Interestingly, offering product at cost seems exactly the move that a US VC company would make. In fact ChatGPT famously started by burning an “eye
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Some people share laptops, others don’t have one at all and are fine with a tablet or smartphone.
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It’s an AI era buzzword. It’s not a new process, e.g. when blockchain was trendy, “crypto-“ and “bit-“ became similarly popular and meaningless.
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Xaoc Devices are the heroes we need, they are yet to release BYDGOSZCZ but KOSZALIN is available to buy: - https://xaocdevices.com/main/ - https://xaocdevices.com/main/koszalin/
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Unsurprisingly, "fejka" means "fake" (at least in Swedish, according to google translate).
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> go to System Settings – Apple Intelligence & Siri. Select About Siri, Dictation & Privacy… near the end of the page, turn off apps you don’t want Siri to learn from This is very user unfriendly.
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> If you can't be bothered to put your time into writing it and teaching me what you think, why should I be bothered to read it? You are likely not the target audience anymore and they don't care if you're going to read it
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Also: * you cannot install them on bikes with a rear rack. Here most city bikes have them.
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> It also doesn't really have much choice in who it lives with. Many pets do have that choice; e.g. semi outdoor cats, non leashed dogs, etc. There are memes about cats choosing their owner too.
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Mine is absolutely a friend. At the same time a dog does not pretend to be a human, isn’t controlled by a corporation, and is a living thing with its own needs.
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I’d say if you want then go ahead and get an AI friend. But also don’t confuse it with a human (or a living being).
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In what I found he didn’t say “replace” but “add more”; it is still chilling and I detest it. Especially in the current incarnation of AI, where they are more or less controlled by corporations and government. > The average American has
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And yet: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49304804
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I do like that list and thank you for the explanation. I still worry about how an ad company is going to approach this. Each of these advancements could be used to put ads in more places.
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Not effects, just observations, as the article also states.
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Obligatory reminder about correlation != causation, as indicated in the article itself: > However, as this was an observational study, the findings demonstrate associations rather than cause-and-effect relationships. More: https:/&
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To what end?
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> I can see Apple going that way eventually. I can’t. Historically Apple is a late adopter of the mainstream. And they implement it as default, with little to no customization options. Not to mention that iPhone cameras already perform h
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The companies clearly won’t listen to reason, not as long as this strategy works. Voting seems to work, either with actual votes, or wallet, or attention.
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Anecdotally, same; recently I stopped using Cursor after learning that XAI now owns it.
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Please post your own Show HN, or comment in “what are you working on” threads, or pick some other approach. I also have an app that uses device camera and I don’t write about it in mostly unrelated submissions.
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Given the other tagline is TACO[1], I guess the “who's going to stop me?” is less rhetorical and more literal. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trump_Always_Chickens_Out
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In case someone is curious, NFTs were tradeable tokens popular for a short while in the early 2020s. > Initially pitched in 2017 as a new class of investment asset, NFT trading increased from US$82 million in 2020 to US$17 billion in 202
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How did nobody mention “PITIPIWPIW WIW WIW” yet? There is a container ship with a name that is onomatopoeia for engine sounds. https://www.vesselfinder.com/vessels/details/246124000

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