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by wsc981 1y ago
A few points: - It's very unclear what your complaint with Grok exactly is. - What do you mean it's a scam? It's an AI tool, probably by Twitter's own making. It does much the same as other AI tools. - Yes, AI tools migh
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by wsc981 1y ago
I recently started replaying Syndicate again as well, but I do think the game has some issues. - Gameplay is very simple, not much strategy involved. - Missions are pretty much all the same, very little variety. - Perhaps because I am older
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by wsc981 1y ago
I think it's what many (also commercial) PDF viewers are based on.
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by wsc981 1y ago
He’s probably still working on it, as sometimes he mentions something in that area of work on Twitter.
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by wsc981 1y ago
Was Apple Watch a huge hit? Like did it make a lot of money for Apple? I feel the last huge hit was the iPad.
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by wsc981 1y ago
I remember reading a story some time ago about a girl’s invention: wrapping some kind of foil around a pillars and using camera’s to project the outside view on the foil. —- (EDIT) Found it: https://www.carscoops.com/2019&#x
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by wsc981 1y ago
In 2024 Toyota in Thailand introduced a cheap pick-up that is a bit under 15.000 USD when THB is converted to USD. I think it's rather neat - the basic model is /very/ basic, but lots of options to customize. https:/&#x
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by wsc981 1y ago
The Mac Plus didn’t have an internal hard drive. So you need to start the OS from a floppy. My father used an external hard drive with his Mac Plus, back in the day.
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by wsc981 1y ago
I just want them to make a newer version of the TI-99/4A.
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by wsc981 1y ago
A quote from Jean-Claude Juncker who headed the EU Commission in the past: > We decide on something, leave it lying around, and wait and see what happens. If no one kicks up a fuss, because most people don't understand what has bee
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by wsc981 1y ago
I am not a European citizen anymore, but I was born and raised in The Netherlands, lived there until about 30 years old. But if I still lived there, I would have more trust in US companies to be honest. I actually use US-based DNS to this d
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by wsc981 1y ago
Maybe I am the odd one out, but I don’t hate JIRA. From my POV it works pretty well. I would agree Github Issues would be nicer though. By the way in last few companies I worked at I’ve been using Azure DevOps and that feels over engineered
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by wsc981 1y ago
Some companies these days write majority of platform independent code in Kotlin and just a thin UI layer for iOS in Swift. So perhaps that is a smarter approach. I can't tell from experience myself but talked with people who do this an
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by wsc981 1y ago
I don't feel C# is that Microsoft-centric anymore - not after the release of Roslyn. It works well on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and I suspect Linux as well (but I never use Linux, hence I can't be sure). And if you want a multi
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by wsc981 1y ago
There's the Local Lua Debugger [0]. I don't know how it compares to decoda, but I experimented a bit with this debugger last weekend and it seems nice enough - well integrated into VS Code. --- [0]: https://github.com&#
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by wsc981 1y ago
I don't mind submodules much. I mean when I first used them I thought it was sucked, but now I use it all the time for personal projects. I like to make small Lua libs or fork existing Lua libs and include those in a lib directory in m
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by wsc981 1y ago
I've also had a bad experience with Wise. They temporarily blocked a transfer to my personal account, a small amount of money from my sister for my daughter's birthday. They were asking who this person was that this money was bein
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by wsc981 1y ago
I believe the IT market is very tough now. I was looking for last 3 months or so, until I contacted an old employer and he told me I could work with them. Another ex-colleague of mine contacted me as well who's been freelancing for man
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by wsc981 1y ago
Thanks, the title had me confused.
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by wsc981 1y ago
I find 'simple' languages charming. Hence, I still like Objective-C. I also like Lua a lot. I liked Swift when I tried it a couple of years ago, but it seems overloaded with features these days. I haven't tried Swift UI yet
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by wsc981 1y ago
Thanks I encountered the Github repo earlier and it can be useful. Didn't find the second link myself so that's cool. I wonder if there's some lectures to follow as well, on this topic.
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by wsc981 1y ago
Does anyone know if there's any (free online) university courses for writing your own OS on the Pi?
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by wsc981 1y ago
Actually in Thailand I don't think many people own a desktop. But many people do own phones. Gaming on mobile phones, even MOBA games and first person shooters, seems quite popular here. For me, it's unplayable.
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by wsc981 1y ago
I think in (South-East) Asia the people like vertical videos for some reason. Seems how many people record videos on their phones - at least in Thailand.
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by wsc981 1y ago
I believe Asus used to produce MacBook's for a long time (probably not anymore, but I'm quite sure about the white G3 / G4 MacBooks - and sleep always worked fine on those machines. It can't just be the hardware, I think
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by wsc981 1y ago
Seems site cannot handle traffic, so here's an archived link: https://archive.ph/kkJky
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"dos-like" – a programming framework for writing games with 90s look and feel(mattiasgustavsson.itch.io)
6 points by wsc981 1y ago|1 comments
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by wsc981 1y ago
Perhaps the book was "The Black Art of Macintosh Game Programming" [0]? That was a fun book I got myself. --- [0]: https://archive.org/details/blackartofmacint00ties
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Revenue update for web-based flying game after 13 days(twitter.com)
1 points by wsc981 2y ago|1 comments
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by wsc981 2y ago
I am not even sure if Microsoft was interested in the technology. I believe Skype originally functioned using some kind of p2p network. I believe Microsoft replaced this way of working shortly after acquiring Skype. Perhaps on behalf of sec

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