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Comment #49244148
Even better (for some topics) would be to play a Factorio-style game (or a Factorio mod). Leaving aside the whole can-we-trust-LLMs aspect, the ChipTycoon page is not really a simu…
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Comment #49243764
From the article: > I proceed asking it to build a simulation of that topic in a low-poly, Rollercoaster Tycoon-like animation Sounds like the Rollercoaster Tycoon part is just ref…
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Comment #45562354
That sounds amazing. Which IaC tools are you starting with? Do you pull metrics and logs from the AWS/GCP APIs?
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Comment #45282970
This is one of the best WASM-based web UIs I've seen! What was the hardest part of getting your desktop build working via Emscripten?
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Comment #43154268
This is awesome, keep up the good work! Have liked and subscribed =) After this section… > Ultima VII was in development from 1990 to 1992 (shipping in April ’92), and even though …
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Comment #42522575
One key, one base_url config, one billing account. If you like to mess around with many different models it's very convenient.
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Comment #40712730
Yep, but a float is more useful than a bool for tracking progress, especially if you want to answer questions like "how soon can we expect (drivers/customer support staff/programme…
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Comment #37006500
Hah, I actually came to this comments thread to link to this. I had a similar experience with my SO!
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Comment #30964532
Possibly meant in the sense of Blue Tribe / Red Tribe from here: https://slatestarcodex.com/2014/09/30/i-can-tolerate-anythin... But maybe it's just more generally red as euphemism…
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Comment #30954632
There are costs to creating and enforcing regulation, and then more costs if it needs to be rolled back (say, if there are unforeseen downsides to it).
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Comment #30371209
What was the thought process that led to this solution? Did day 24 remind you of some other problem you'd seen before?
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Comment #29156679
Yep, have recently had some troubles with provisioning two relatively new products (Redpanda and Materialize), and both of them relied on Slack communities and it's really not an e…
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Comment #29055320
But was it being "propped up" two centuries ago?
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Comment #28636594
How does the reactivity work with Datomic? Is it polling those queries? Or I’d it listening to the log of transactions and figuring out when relevant parts have changed?
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Comment #28413544
Fwiw they consider themselves a weekly newspaper, not a magazine. It's been more than a century since they were focused on economics.
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Comment #27331757
Wow, excellent work. Love how much effort has gone into the readme. There was definitely a gap here and you filled it :)
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Comment #24416945
Yep, CK3 is in the top ten games on Steam, hitting almost 100,000 simultaneous players most days: https://steamcharts.com/app/1158310
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Comment #24152919
Would be interested to see if Asians whose families have been in the USA for many years get in at different rates to e.g. immigrants or the children of immigrants. It would indicat…
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Comment #24033619
I'm sure you (OP) are aware, but just in case others aren't: Clojure stands out as a Lisp that embraces laziness.
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Comment #23991098
Yeah, if the CCP had evolved into the liberal democracy people were hoping they would (in the lead up to 1997, e.g.), then Hong Kongers would not mind so much.
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Comment #23938569
I'm guessing they mean USSR- or CCP-style totalitarianism.
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Comment #23869408
This has been my exact setup (except 15" instead of 16") for four years now, and I also have never had problems.
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Comment #23777065
Why haven't we seen a pay-for-use version of Tor yet? The network won't scale unless exit and relay nodes are incentivized with value beyond warm-fuzzies.
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Comment #23611624
I can't see it on Wikipedia. Do you have a link?