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DefineOutside
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Comment #48912822
Fun fact - bedrock only saves chunks modified by the player because consoles are much more restrictive with save file size than PC. If the world gets too big, your save is effectiv…
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Comment #48912268
You can genuinely feel just a few milliseconds of input latency with a mouse, it disconnects looking around with your physical actions. It's the same way you can feel the differenc…
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Comment #48883239
I can't use Fable at work because all prompts are saved for "safety". I can't use Fable at home as the API pricing is much too expensive while codex is heavily subsidized with gene…
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Comment #48860879
I've played around GPT 5.6 sol high at both work and home. At work, it was able to one shot a dashboard. Of course, my prompts are vague as I'm not exactly sure what I want yet, bu…
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Comment #48242432
i did send the email, anyways the map is available on abyssmc.org once again and is a 19 GB zip
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Comment #48196328
abyssmc.org was my server and the website has season 1 and season 2 links online while the newer seasons died. I could also get you the earth map with about 100 years of cumulative…
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Comment #48182123
People have also tried to create merge requests into my plugin to reintroduce the issue into 2B2T. https://github.com/GrimAnticheat/Grim/pull/1131
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Comment #48053180
I've found that opencode and codex are the two subscriptions that still seem to subsize usage. Deepseek V4 has been the most powerful model in opencode IMO, I trust it with problem…
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Comment #47588334
It's still not uncommon for it to escape it's thinking block accidentally and be unable to end it's response, or for it to call the same tool repeatedly. I've watched it burn 50 mi…
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Comment #47445245
They seem to be pushing users away from using OpenAI and Anthropic models. On March 16th, they released pricing changes to stop subsidizing the state of the art models for team/ent…
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Comment #47393291
I work at a large company that is contracted to build warehouses that automate the movement of goods with conveyors, retrieval systems, etc. This is a key candidates to use AI as w…
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Comment #47091830
oh, I figured out the costs for the enterprise plan. It's $0.04 per request, I'm not charged per token at all. The billing is completely different for enterprise users than regular…
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Comment #47075858
I got so tired of cursor that I started writing down every bug I encountered. The list is currently at 30 entries, some of them major bugs such as pressing "apply" on changes not a…
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Comment #47075674
I've spent $17.64 on on-demand usage in cursor with an estimated API cost of $350, mostly using Claude Opus 4.5. Some of this is skewed since subagents use a cheaper model, but eve…
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Comment #46602255
There was a promo from Straight Talk wireless, that a bunch of users on slickdeals used, for a $360 iphone 16e (+1 month service) with the intention of buying and unlocking to be u…
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Comment #46532874
The pyramid being upside down with grain on the bottom and fats and oils being on top is directly from south park. The only difference is that meat, fat, dairy, fruits and vegetabl…
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Comment #46137792
Bluetooth headphones? the settings menu could be using the microphone somehow and switching to mono audio because bluetooth is low bandwidth
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Comment #45761103
I find Cursor's tab completion to be distracting enough with multi-line changes that I just disabled it, while I use IntelliJ's tab completion regularly. Cursor's tab completion is…
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Comment #44804406
This has been applied to minecraft region files in a fork of paper, which is a type of minecraft server. https://github.com/UltraVanilla/paper-zstd/blob/main/patches... from the au…
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Comment #44173076
The most feature advanced decompiler I know of is Recaf. It supports a mix of decompilers and even bytecode editing.
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