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by throwthrowuknow 2mo ago
Don’t worry, they can still carpet bomb with high explosive and nuclear always remains an option lest you forget.
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by throwthrowuknow 2mo ago
Excellent job not understanding the point. The party thanks you for your service.
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by throwthrowuknow 2mo ago
Correct
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by throwthrowuknow 2mo ago
Pair programming with the LLM is a better approach. You can take either role and even take turns. It’s slower but gives ample time to read everything and push back on decisions or receive feedback and review on your own decisions.
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by throwthrowuknow 2mo ago
Why even limit the app to Rust? Cross compilation is for humans. Just have the LLM make multiple versions of the codebase using whatever language and SDK is best integrated into each OS.
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by throwthrowuknow 3mo ago
OP replied but I’m chipping in too, I’ve also been watching a lot of older movies specifically the more B list and C list which weren’t successful cult classics and they’re still better than anything new. The low production and low talent C
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by throwthrowuknow 3mo ago
Can’t help but think of the 3D map of Midgar from FF7 when I look at this
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by throwthrowuknow 3mo ago
Saying “solve this problem” doesn’t get good results most of the time with humans either, it’s entirely underspecified so the person assigned that problem may solve it in a variety of unacceptable ways or not at all or perhaps worse solve t
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by throwthrowuknow 3mo ago
They have a few different specialized models now and have put a lot of work into generating sprite sheet animations. The latest thing is a pipeline for ensuring pixel perfect results that also look good stylistically.
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by throwthrowuknow 3mo ago
It’s a tough problem but Retro Diffusion is making some incredible progress https://retrodiffusion.ai/
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by throwthrowuknow 3mo ago
Would the “datacenter” satellites be much larger? I thought each of them was only going to carry a rack or a cabinet worth of GPUs?
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by throwthrowuknow 3mo ago
I don’t see it. GLM 5.2 seems noticeably worse than Opus and especially GPT 5.5, the poor vision capabilities are also a massive strike against it since these are a huge improvement in the frontier models that can make all the difference wh
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by throwthrowuknow 3mo ago
Honestly, just go for walks or do something else physical that doesn’t involve a screen. Don’t listen to a podcast. Just take in the scenery or focus on what you’re doing.
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by throwthrowuknow 3mo ago
Let’s set a limit on the number of houses that can be built while we’re at it.
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by throwthrowuknow 3mo ago
This is an attempt to fix the currently broken payment system for the web that has caused a lot of the problems we face: clickbait, paywalls, requiring account signup, ad bloat, personal info collection, etc. It would enable informational s
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by throwthrowuknow 3mo ago
This is just the latest incarnation. They’ve already used the same tactic successfully to remove other freedoms not related to tech. Just compare the stories from older people about their childhood experiences (when they’re being completely
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by throwthrowuknow 4mo ago
Comparing Britain and the Americas is a category error. Even comparing England to the USA would be incorrect.
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by throwthrowuknow 4mo ago
There are plenty of applications that would be useful right now. Specialized models for tool use, like fine tuning for command line tools that are already well established and don’t change often. I’m sure there are many areas where the trai
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by throwthrowuknow 4mo ago
Technically, a real cyberdeck is a VR rig with no screen. This fad is more about making custom cases for hardware.
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by throwthrowuknow 4mo ago
It won’t work, it’s just another crank of the enshittification ratchet that will make everyone’s life worse. Well, everyone except those who control a lot of wealth and power, they’ll still be comfortably isolated from the people they abuse
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by throwthrowuknow 4mo ago
Nuclear winter would be caused by a nuclear war so there would be a lot of effort put into surviving the effects of radioactive fallout, it would be the first thing on everyone’s minds and would be an ongoing concern. In that case there wou
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by throwthrowuknow 4mo ago
Isn’t this no longer true? I’ve seen many experimental archaeology documentaries that use a recipe that uses pozzolanic ash and rock from volcanoes in Italy that they show to create the same properties found in Roman concrete. We don’t make
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by throwthrowuknow 4mo ago
Good luck making a solar panel without an industrial base.
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by throwthrowuknow 4mo ago
Please explain how people in the midst of a nuclear winter aren’t going to be aware of what a radiation hazard is? Come on, just think for a moment before you say something.
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by throwthrowuknow 4mo ago
Nice new beginning my foot. Go live in the woods without power, petrochemical fuel or modern technology for a year and then tell me what you think.
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by throwthrowuknow 4mo ago
Ridiculous, not knowing exactly how stoneage peoples carved and moved rocks and dirt around doesn’t mean we don’t know how to move rocks and dirt.
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by throwthrowuknow 4mo ago
People have more experience with hunting and with wildlife than they do with nuclear power. Though I’m not sure why whaling is included since commercial whaling is banned by most countries as a result of anti-whaling protests.
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by throwthrowuknow 4mo ago
It’s easy to make the general public fearful of nuclear because they have no direct experience with it in daily life.
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by throwthrowuknow 4mo ago
Ask why it suddenly got so expensive and why delays were introduced. Hint, it happened more in some countries than others.
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by throwthrowuknow 4mo ago
What kind of animal is going to dig through concrete and steel and also be hundreds of meters underground in solid rock?

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