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LollipopYakuza
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Comment #49246983
Same here in Medellin. I can't imagine how it felt at San José
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Comment #49155814
The proliferation of AI generate posts annoys me for two reasons: 1. It takes quite some entitlement to expect people to use of their own brain time for something you couldn't be b…
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Comment #48875447
This is wrong on many aspects and is disrepectful towards all the indispensables professions involved in the making of a game.
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Comment #48875426
Okay yes, it actually makes a lot of sense this way.
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Comment #48853925
Like for some other simulation games, I am impressed how can some go to such lengths to get as close as possible to the real thing but would not actually do it as a job. Not making…
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Comment #48852046
I have never played any train sim, but I read video game press that this one hits different. A lot of train sim are about building the rail network, where Running Train focuses on …
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Comment #48851976
What would be your added value?
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Comment #48851966
I wish this was true. That AI slop couldn't reach prod and polute our virtual stores and assets marketplaces.
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Comment #48851950
Not yet. It's been asked but since the original dev is doing all the work, he has to prioritize the backlog.
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Comment #48804660
Many features of the cli tooling of these providers can be achieved by prompting. The way I see it is that they try to normalize and ease the use of practices established by the co…
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Comment #48756042
I don't get the analogy. Guinness didn't want to make it public because he was afraid competition would start using it, and then lose his company's advantage. In the current contex…
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Comment #48720110
Yes, it doesn't sound like a wise decision given what we know about the usual practices of those services. But the average consumer is not as savvy as us HN users. I would not blam…
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Comment #48610903
Didn't they just publicly make an apology for enshitting Windows over the last years, and committed to go back to building native app? I understand that project might have started …
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Comment #48598813
The "always works" is the only reason I am using Airpods. I have never had earbuds that are consistent in the way they connect in any circumstances. I have had Bose, high end Sony,…
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Comment #48585427
I have had the same thought for years. I guess their monopoly makes them able not to care about quality (and does not depend on it). A big decision maker, before signing a big cont…
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Comment #48577141
As a dealer, it would be frustrating especially because it is so silly. Basically, if they report any of this to HQ, it would be along the line of "I am losing the sale of a whole …
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Comment #48491586
Would you mind elaborating why? What makes it more important than other inputs?
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Comment #48450573
Spotify is open almost all of the time for me. If no song is playing, it's likely that it's paused. So I press play expecting it to resume, and sometimes Spotify is actually just n…
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Comment #48374093
My understanding is that: - they assume jobseeker/spammers through those bots contact anyone being active in the HN "who wants to be hired" - one should show empathy for them becau…
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Comment #48371029
Being in (important) need for a job doesn't make it any more legit to blindly spam others - especially those in the same boat.
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Comment #48039165
That sounds great but I can't find any information about it. Do you have a link, please?
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Comment #47718567
It depends what are your expectations. I thought it was fine, until a competitive player, friend of mine who has a machine comparable to mine saw the game running on mine and notic…
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Comment #47589386
I started giving a try to Zen (based on firefox) a few days ago. I like it especially while heavily relying on a tiling window manager.
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Comment #47507749
So Artificial General Intelligence and Cascading Style Sheets are not joining forces?
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Comment #47440850
A tool might not be the best tool to build itself, doesn't mean it is not good. You don't use a screwdriver to craft screwdrivers. Doesn't mean screwdrivers are inherently bad