uberman

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by uberman 3mo ago
You wrote an app begging people for money and thought it was a good idea to post it here? Nice. Oh I know your going to say "But wait an AI wrote all this code themselves without my intervention so it is cool". LLMs write cool cod
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by uberman 3mo ago
I find this amusing as when I look at the internet I don't see libertarians, I see socialists (anonymous flame-baiters aside) Just as a counter example, the author points out: " The internet, seen through this cultural lens, is ve
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by uberman 3mo ago
Are they essentially destroying xbox in order to reduce the on paper value in order to sell it? With all the cuts they can save face as a result of the low price they will accept?
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by uberman 3mo ago
Was this ability (termination of a conversation) not added like a year ago or more?
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by uberman 3mo ago
While I did not flag this, it is clearly a hit piece. Why write an article to publish in July that does not include June data? Unless of course one looks at June uptime and finds that does not align with their story.
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by uberman 3mo ago
Do people know CDs get scratched, start to skip and go bad? I would say at this point essentially everyone knows that. Do people know hard drives go bad? Probably most at this point know that drives fail. While I'm not challenging the
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by uberman 3mo ago
So even the maritime super power of the USA is reluctant to enter the Strait given that the southern coast of Iran is heavily fortified and features Qeshm Island AKA "The Unsinkable Aircraft Carrier" with it's underground &qu
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by uberman 3mo ago
I don't have an account. Can someone post a summary of why they believe this to be the case?
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by uberman 3mo ago
The author asserts there is no legal way to force a toll as: " Under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, the Strait of Hormuz is an international strait where all ships enjoy a right of transit passage that coastal sta
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by uberman 3mo ago
Futurama
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by uberman 3mo ago
The actual vision statement is here: https://godot.foundation/policies-and-procedures/project-vis... The linked article is the PR talking about why growth has created a need to a written vision rather than an oral trad
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by uberman 3mo ago
I have the same pattern and same observation. No one wants a PR any more as far as I can see. In some sense, this has always been the case. People are happy to do their own thing but not so keen on integration with other people's code.
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by uberman 4mo ago
I'm a video game completionist so I can appreciate the idea that a badge or certificate saying you did something could give you joy or motivation. Just dont confuse your badge for some kind of validation that you feel others should res
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by uberman 4mo ago
So, I would love me a single player space opera with over the shoulder mechanics. Like fallout crossed with xcom crossed with mass effect crossed with outer worlds. Give me 12 of those a year and while we are at it throw in a half dozen fan
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by uberman 4mo ago
They are more likely to be bad because the bar has been lowered and more groups can make games. That is different than AI results in bad games. Frankly, there are types of games I love and I would happy spend money on if there were more of
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by uberman 4mo ago
Facebook leadership is essentially a cat reacting to a laser pointer. There seems to be no shiny object they won't chase. Their own C-Suite admit their latest reorganization is a disaster. Their "all in" on virtual worlds was
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by uberman 4mo ago
If only the federal incentives were still in place that might have made this brand new car cost $16k. I would have got one for each of my daughters.
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by uberman 4mo ago
Let's take it at face value that you objectively measured productivity somehow, measured credibility, post detail and even volume. Why do you even feel there is or should be a casual relationship in either direction between hacker new
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by uberman 4mo ago
How on earth do you conclude anything about productivity gains from an anecdotal observation of the credibility of HN posts?
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by uberman 4mo ago
Yes, by all means let's stop people from cleaning up trash without a permit!
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by uberman 4mo ago
How ironic that StackOverflow would close something as irrelevant in this day and age.
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by uberman 4mo ago
When I first adopted AI use I was overly optimistic of it's ability to understand and reliably fix code. One day after several of refactoring, I gave it what I thought was a simple larger task to refactor a single larger source file. I
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by uberman 4mo ago
Why did Meta think that VR was the end all be all before throwing away billions of dollars? Why did that want to pay an AI expert a billion dollars? The reality is Meta chases shiny objects like a cat with little real or accountable leaders
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by uberman 4mo ago
So, there are other ways to decentralize trust that don't involve proof of work or spoof of space or what have you. Proof of work is in fact not a way to decentralize trust as almost all blockchains will be vulnerable to 51% attacks. B
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by uberman 4mo ago
For the most part, I believe outside of bitcoin, blockchain is a solution in search of a problem,
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by uberman 4mo ago
Why does a local LLM change your testing workflow?
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by uberman 4mo ago
Super fun. How do I 'fire" though given spacebar brings up the map? Is the mouse the only option? How do I see the controls as I see the "s" key does something with the sails?
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by uberman 4mo ago
What does "track" mean here and the always on suggestion seems odd. Our daughters all have Apple products. All of them have "find my" turned on. This is because they regularly can't remember where they set their pho
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by uberman 4mo ago
What state are you in that leads you to belive food stamps are very generous? For example West Virginia (not the lowest) maxs out a family of 4 at about $500 a month.
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by uberman 4mo ago
Trump appeals. There is nothing inherently wrong with that. It is just how the rich and powerful get to enjoy a different legal system.

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