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by thih9 2y ago
Thanks, I wasn’t able to view the trailer on safari mobile in private mode (asks to sign it but I don’t have an account). But it worked fine on youtube - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_iWMpW_C7Z0 if anyone else needs a link
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by thih9 2y ago
Is there a comparison image? I’d like to see screenshots of the original and the corresponding screenshots of the remastered version. Update: the trailer shows the old and the new version at ~26s, direct link: https://m.youtube.c
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by thih9 2y ago
If you squint it’s easier too. I wonder if lowering the resolution of the image would make the text visible to ocr.
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by thih9 2y ago
How does it work with mainstream technologies that are being actively developed? Did anyone try working with LLMs and Swift for example? Is the AI suggesting deprecated libraries from earlier iOS versions / generally having trouble? Or
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by thih9 2y ago
> None of us can do it alone Off topic but this is not technically true. 41 million digits means 1.3 years of saying one digit per second. Even taking 3x as long, to account for sleep and other activities, this would take about four year
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by thih9 2y ago
Is there a way to play with the app presented in the video? Edit: Looks like you have to pick the blue 3.5 floppy, insert it into the video player and then you see the links to download windows / linux binaries[1]. [1]: https:/&#
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by thih9 2y ago
I wondered why tail call optimization isn’t on by default. Found this in an article linked from the submission: > There was some talk of enabling tail call optimization by default around the time that Ruby 2.0 was released, however this
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by thih9 2y ago
A reverse might also work: a platform that provides a prepaid plan in a transparent way. Let the user pay for three months in advance. Cut off the service afterwards if they don't pay for the fourth month. Bonus: provide a one-time pur
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by thih9 2y ago
In some cases touch buttons are preferable. At least they are always in a predictable spot and often perform the same function. Compare that to an actual screen where the button label and button position can change.
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by thih9 2y ago
Off topic, a dog’s wet nose also works. Surprisingly useful on walks, e.g. when a poop bag won’t cooperate in a critical moment and licking your fingers is not an option.
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by thih9 2y ago
For context, the new rule is in the post’s description: > Please only post a job if you actually intend to fill a position and are committed to responding to everyone who applies. Relevant recent discussion: “Ghost jobs are wreaking havo
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by thih9 2y ago
“Infinity” on its own is clear, but in tandem with monkeys it could get confusing. If you remember that a monkey here is also a theoretical construct then I guess all is fine. But otherwise monkeys need at least a universe to function and t
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by thih9 2y ago
The paper doesn’t say that either. They only call the original theorem misleading. I understood that their point is the same as yours - that infinity won’t happen in a finite time period. > The long-established result of the Infinite Mon
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by thih9 2y ago
> The Wait Until 8th pledge empowers parents to rally together to delay giving children a smartphone until at least the end of 8th grade. For context, students in eighth grade (US) are usually 13–14 years old.
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by thih9 2y ago
> How can this be possible if you literally admit its tab completion is mindblowing? What about it makes it impossible? I’m impressed by what AI assistants can do - and in practice it doesn’t help me personally. > Select line of code,
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by thih9 2y ago
I use cursor and its tab completion; while what it can do is mind blowing, in practice I’m not noticing a productivity boost. I find that ai can help significantly with doing plumbing, but it has no problems with connecting the pipes wrong.
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by thih9 2y ago
Context: > Marmite is a sticky, dark brown paste with a distinctive, salty, powerful flavour and heady aroma. This distinctive taste is represented in the marketing slogan: "Love it or hate it." Such is its prominence in Britis
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by thih9 2y ago
That's a fascinating point of view, thanks for sharing. I know that the concept of dark ages is overblown, but still - something about relying on AI like this makes me think of the end of classical antiquity.
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by thih9 2y ago
Relevant earlier discussions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyper_Text_Coffee_Pot_Control_...
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by thih9 2y ago
The linked source RFC is a pleasant read too: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2324
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by thih9 2y ago
That’s my point. Instead of calling it “bad” it would be more accurate to call it something else; “occasional”, “treat”, etc.
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by thih9 2y ago
> That said long form text may be different but those who write novels and the like were always a minority. I think this is the article’s point - that this minority is going to shrink even more.
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by thih9 2y ago
Also they can be fine in moderation. Similarly, if you find a zero added sugar low saturated fats treat and eat too much of that, then you can still run into problems. It seems more productive to me to not classify food as “bad” but to focu
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by thih9 2y ago
It’s relatively easy to write a failing test and it massively cuts down the work related to moderating issues. Also, reduces the danger of github issues turning into a support forum. If this results in the project being easier to maintain a
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by thih9 2y ago
Note, the article says “DragonRuby Game Toolkit is free the next few days” - but this article is more than the few days old; the product page states: > This sale ended October 10th 2024.
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by thih9 2y ago
> A good example of this may be https://joinmobilizon.org/en/ , which I haven't heard of a non-Fediverse alternative for. The landing page of that service says that it is: “an ethical alternative to Facebook eve
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by thih9 2y ago
For people unfamiliar with “change review board”: > It’s a group of people from the project team that meets regularly to consider changes to the project. Through this process of detailed examination (…) decides on the viability of the ch
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by thih9 2y ago
The success of TypeScript, a syntactic superset of JS and recently the fastest growing programming language, seems to confirm it.
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by thih9 2y ago
Are there any popular games with copilot like AI suggestions being part of the core gameplay?
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by thih9 2y ago
Many have the "legitimate interest" checkbox selected. Does anyone know what does it mean in practice in this case? I roughly understand the general idea behind legitimate interest but I wouldn't know how it would apply here.

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