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whatevaa
1y ago
They are disappearing in europe too. Emissions and other required by law equipment costs just as much on cheap car as it does on expensive one. At some point, cheap cars stop beinf cheap, just a bit cheaper but with way worse quality, so th
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1y ago
Hostility is towards people using AI to generate garbage report spam at scale, which require time investigate, each one individually.
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whatevaa
1y ago
Game devs absolutely use c++.
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1y ago
Factorio, with a custom engine and totally not a AAA game company, develops on Windows too, because of great tooling.
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1y ago
Are you a game dev?
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1y ago
If you don't know the language, how can you properly understand and control it?
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whatevaa
1y ago
It's hard work writing free stuff for others, much easier to criticise stuff instead of getting your hands dirty.
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1y ago
That's a terrible argument unless you live in oppresive regime. What do you expect, a company to go against the law?
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1y ago
Sounds like a good task for LLM to fuck up the codebase to a point it's unmaintainable.
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1y ago
HDR doesn't impact processing much. Some games implement HDR toggles by rendering in HDR and using shaders to map to SDR when needed, apparently.
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1y ago
Wait until climate change really bites hard, then you will consider this just a minor inconvenience.
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1y ago
If you are the only one connecting to that server, there is no privacy here, you can be easily traced.
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1y ago
Free software developers already doing work for free. You are demanding more free work?
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1y ago
Factorio also has automatic opt-out crash reporter. A lot of people in here are against opt-out, but once they added this years ago, they fixed tons of crashes which were NEVER reported.
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1y ago
Those small models suck. You need the big guns to get those "amazing" coding agents.
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1y ago
Turbines need be kept hot. Especially for steam, but probably for gas too. Don't want thermal stresses in 1000 ton fast spining objects.
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1y ago
Yup, brainfuck would be much better.
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1y ago
People who follow the scene are outraged because of all the bullshit marketing sorounding these cards. If nvidia/amd just sayed that they are "meh, whatever, we don't care", nobody would bat an eye.
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1y ago
Games are not food. We can live without them. AAA studios driven by shareholders are just stupid. There is a cap of consumer spending in the gaming industry, can't get more as people simply will not spend more. Spending has already pla
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1y ago
They are just a linus tech tips bootlicker who thinks that there exists some mystical high standard journalism. You could find plenty of shoddy work from sites they consider good.
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1y ago
Plenty of before the war videos from Russia of people throwing themselves under cars to get insurance payouts. Not fake, real thing. Automatic blame is naive thinking.
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1y ago
This is different than in the past. Evolving AI might replace All such positions.
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1y ago
DRAM is optional on NVME SSD's which can use host memory instead. DRAM-less SATA SSD's sucked.
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1y ago
Microwave tech hasn't advanced anywhere beyond timer and power level. Everything else is just a gimmick.
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1y ago
1992 and todays Miele might be the same. You know, 3 decades have passed.
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1y ago
Not just America. Europe is not just big cities and Swiss, it happens in Europe too, especially as cities get smaller.
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1y ago
https://youtu.be/RVxgyz_avQM?si=S2gqMXGJfx0tkC7h
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1y ago
Python packages and Windows don't mix well
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I don't rely on youtube recommendations (mostly on subscriptions to my favorite channels), but sometimes youtube offers me something new and interesting. How else could you discover something you don't know exists? No, I'm no
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1y ago
Except this is being forced everybody, including non-techies.
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