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by warmedcookie 8mo ago
It would be nice if Valve filled in the gaps here. They already got a lot of community features built into Steam.
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by warmedcookie 8mo ago
Let's presume / speculate for a moment that companies will only need 1 developer to do the job of 10 developers because of AI. That would also mean 10 developers can do the job of 100 developers. A company that cuts developers to
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by warmedcookie 9mo ago
I see this sentiment everywhere, but I eat more than I did now that I am on Ozempic (1.7). I've always been perpetually starving + lift weights every day since I was a teen though. Haven't noticed muscle mass decrease either, at l
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by warmedcookie 9mo ago
If you want a bunch of tailwind class slop, then yes. Otherwise, A lot of context engineering is needed if you want it to write modular tailwind components properly for large projects where consistency is important.
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by warmedcookie 9mo ago
I appreciate the info, thanks.
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by warmedcookie 9mo ago
Yep, when my kid was taking selfies with my phone and playing with Google Photos, I appreciated that Google didn't let any Gemini AI manipulation of any kind occur, even if whatever they were trying to do was harmless. Seemed very stri
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by warmedcookie 9mo ago
Do you need photos of humans to create photorealistic inappropriate material? Could it be derived from 3D art / cartoons?
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by warmedcookie 9mo ago
Simplistically and ignorantly speaking, if a diffusion model knows what a child looks like and also knows what an adult woman in a bikini looks like, couldn't it just merge the two together to create a child in a bikini? It seems to do
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by warmedcookie 9mo ago
Big brain play: he decided to post this when someone on his team put in their two weeks that he did not like.
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by warmedcookie 9mo ago
In order to be a good little cog in the capitalist machine, all you need is passion and interest in the subject you are pursuing. Classes not relevant to your subject (ex. Liberal Arts) are mostly a waste of time for such things, which I wo
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by warmedcookie 9mo ago
I don't think it is much different than the fresh grad that you interview that was clearly carried by his classmates in all his group projects. Most of my professors in college gave boring, monotonous lectures from power point slides.
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by warmedcookie 9mo ago
I think it depends on the student, but I think you are probably overall correct. As someone who hated reading most of my textbooks, there is absolutely no way I am going to effectively extract relevant flash card material out of them better
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by warmedcookie 9mo ago
Those poor calculus lecturers are most likely required to teach in order to earn their PHD. It is unfortunate that most students do not get to learn higher level math because of it. I was the type of student who did better when the professo
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by warmedcookie 9mo ago
Seriously. Kids are going to cheat. It's already easy enough to just throw the test material into the LLM and get a bunch of flash cards on relevant content and memorize that. I Wish I had AI in college.
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by warmedcookie 9mo ago
What about reusable plastic bottles? (Ex. Nalgene) I imagine they wouldn't be as bad since the water would only sit in the bottle for a day tops, limiting plastic shedding. Then again, maybe they shed more overtime? I have a 15 year ol
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by warmedcookie 9mo ago
Yep, It really depends on the company. I still code probably 75% of the time and have two devs report to me and a few contractors, so 1 on 1s, coaching, Work Day stuff, invoicing, etc. I don't do a lot of meetings, probably an hour top
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by warmedcookie 10mo ago
It's pretty hard to be thorough in censorship because humans are good at spotting patterns and can easily see the masked profanity. Ex. f0u0c0k
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by warmedcookie 10mo ago
In the original Sim City, having your city entirely use tracks instead of roads was superior because there was no traffic congestion from tracks
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by warmedcookie 10mo ago
Damn, what an LLM roast. Smarterchild couldn't even recall past 3 messages
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by warmedcookie 10mo ago
Is a prayer ban really needed here? Seems like a lack of enforcing existing laws, such as blocking traffic, is the issue here. Seeing people pray in public is weird to me, but if they aren't obstructing, what's the harm? In the US
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by warmedcookie 10mo ago
I'm more inclined to believe the person you responded to given how often I saw the AHA heart check logo on some questionable cereals in the 90s. Yeah, these cereals have soluble fiber...with a bunch of sugar.
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by warmedcookie 11mo ago
It's hard to have reflection and discourse when both parties can be so negative and polarizing.
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by warmedcookie 11mo ago
I don't. I'm fishing for alternatives.
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by warmedcookie 11mo ago
Okay, I'll delve deeper. You're talking about one thing, the models, which Cursor has a bunch available to choose from. Yes, I agree practically no difference there in terms of what junk is being spit out. But code review is reall
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by warmedcookie 11mo ago
Everyone starts with some building blocks, some much bigger than others in Cursor's case.
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by warmedcookie 11mo ago
Indeed. I was browsing a Nintendo fan site I made in 1998 on archive.org when I was just 11 years old. I don't remember every detail about making it, but my brain had no problem stitching all the pieces it did retain back together. On
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by warmedcookie 1y ago
Yep, Goldeneye.
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by warmedcookie 1y ago
Yep, this will take more cash out of America. H-1B visa holders spend money in America and support America economically like everyone else. Offshoring just sends our money out into foreign economies. If you don't close the loopholes, t
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by warmedcookie 1y ago
I always found it odd for almost 20 years I could order cheap LEDs directly from Hong Kong. Free shipping. (LEDSHOPPE) I assumed they just paid a fixed price for a container and waited for enough orders to fill it. (Which is why it would so
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by warmedcookie 1y ago
Yep, electronics in general too. People today complain about GPU prices, but that was the norm for everything electronic related.

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