trencedamp

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by trencedamp 2mo ago
> Sure, AI (not LLMs) are literally going to cure cancer If AI cures cancer it will likely do so in a world of such horrible inequality that only the rich will be able to afford the cure
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
Are there any writing apps? Any way to connect a Bluetooth keyboard? (Or USB)
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
What a great read. Thanks for posting this! > Pirates essentially changed the studio's whole identity, something that was incredibly hard to do even in those days. There are indeed very few examples I can recall of a game that compl
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
Appendix
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
I wish people would find a decent source for these stories in order to post them on here instead of sending us to a tweet. I'm not on Twitterx and it's a mini nightmare on a mobile browser
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
Kids are expensive, no doubt. But if you want kids, don't let money be the thing that stops you. That would be a far bigger regret
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
My dad always used to say I was addicted to screens growing up. I don't think he was far off the mark (nowadays he's as bad as me) One time, almost all of my hobbies involved computers. I was a coder. A gamer. A writer. A digital
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
Total sidebar, but mun logadans site is better than browsers readability modes. I find it so easy on the eye even though the text is tiny on my phone. I don't know what font css combo is being used but it's perfect
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
And my point is you'll find both on HN
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
Oh I'm not saying it happens every time, but maybe one in twenty, you'll get a problem that sends it in circles, and that's enough
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
It got a lot of use in comedy screenwriting. How many shows have you seen where someone says "don't touch that, that's a load-bearing [object that should never be load bearing]" The fort episode of community springs to
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
There's a better solution and that is to just not go on Facebook
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
The last time I went on Facebook, the ads were so similar to posts it was near impossible to tell one from the other. The problem is compounded by elderly relatives liking or sharing weird AI posts, and an algorithm that seems to be random
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
There's some variety of little people myth in most cultures. There's also giant myths in most and there's no mushroom for that. I think those kinds of myths are just natural progressions of exaggerations and oral storytelling
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
If anyone is triggered by AI content they surely avoid HN
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
> But so far most of what they do is make more annoying work for me. More integrations to debug, more auth tokens to refresh, more bills to keep track of, more meandering and drawn out descriptions of non-bugs with bogus fix suggestions
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
> Cyan hoped it would come away from the conferences with a funding agreement between $1 million and $10 million to finish building Anglerfish. This seems like an insane amount of capital to make a game that could be vibe coded in a few
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
oops
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
If you want a third reason, sitting too long gives you piles
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
How does creating fake video amplify anyone's voice?
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
Not doing terribly well anywhere as far as I've heard. That one is probably not cultural
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
> Consider the English pub, the French café, the German beer garden, or the American tavern Tavern?
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
I can't reproduce. It just tells me my message must have gotten truncated
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
Agreed, the largest container ships put out some serious pollution, going nuclear (a decades old proven technology for shipping) would be a massive improvement But the people championing nuclear data centers are not trying to solve climate
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
Why not fusion powered data centers on the moon?
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
True. I'm not complaining. I love half life. It's just an unusual burst
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by trencedamp 2mo ago
What's with all the half life ports at the moment? I think this is the third one on HN this month
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
The 2005 iPod was state of the art and you couldn't buy a memory card for it. 300 for something with 30gb storage today is a joke
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
> You can use iTunes on Windows to load music Yuck
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by trencedamp 3mo ago
Apparently they do, but I'd never heard of them before this thread

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