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Comment #49042384
Well... Yes. If you start including templates in it it definitely is
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Comment #49040481
Is that different from how companies are reliant on cloud computing?
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Comment #48838846
You can count down to zero with while(i--)
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Comment #48476841
Just because something is written in Rust, doesn't mean it's good Rust. I have noticed, in general, LLMs tend to "fix" problems by shoving them under the rug (like adding a cast) o…
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Comment #48406541
If we go along with the though that our own subjective experience is the only thing we truly know, and that we cannot really know if any other humans are having the same experience…
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Comment #48252822
I'm starting to agree with you; I found the plan/develop/review workflow to work quite well, but I'm not at the point of not looking at the code at all yet. I guess you actually re…
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Comment #48071621
How is that not the same thing?
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Comment #47599768
What do you mean by "actually governing the agents at the system level", and how is it different from "herding cats"?
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Comment #47595359
> Should I also co-author my PRs with my linter, intellisense and IDE? Kinda, yeah. If I automatically apply lint suggestions, I would title my commit "apply lint suggestions".
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Comment #47534518
There's a difference between addictiveness and enjoyment, and definitely between addictiveness and satisfaction. While the thing that gives you quick dopamine might win in the very…
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Comment #47534229
>Isn't anyone strong enough to choose a less addictive algorithm necessarily strong enough to not scroll Instagram for hours in the first place? Absolutely not. It's much easier to…
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Comment #47530621
addictiveness != enjoyment Although to some extent they're correlated, sometimes the things that are most enjoyable you wouldn't describe as "addicting" and vice-versa. Eating a ni…
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Comment #47530371
The solution to this would be a law forcing these sites to allow third-party suggestion algorithms, so that you can choose who and how content is being suggested to you. It could b…
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Comment #46824963
Since you're very active with the commenting, what would you say is your definition of "bubble"?
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Comment #46114905
Ok, there's a daily now as well
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Comment #46025344
Hi. I haven't added a daily level to Unflip yet, but I created a Weekly level.
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Comment #46011852
You said ASMR, I thought you meant the auditory phenomenon.
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Comment #45961439
As the author said: "Our sense that something is weird is often accurate, but our stories about precisely what the weirdness represents are often way, way off." It might have been …
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Comment #45959197
All the sound is purely from the vibration of your phone!
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Comment #45955646
Good point. I definitely need to work on the progression.
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Comment #45955507
So what is your solution, I'm curious. Regarding the number of solvable boards. It is actually possible to calculate the exact number. The solvable boards correspond to the image o…
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Comment #45950445
Yeah, it's my plan to implement daily levels, as well as weekly levels. I was thinking of making weekly levels be very big (like 12x12) where I don't know what the par is myself, a…
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Comment #45948541
That's pretty cool. It reminds me of writing peep-hole patterns for an optimizing compiler.
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Comment #45948533
Interesting. It is very similar. It took me a while to get past the instruction screen (I needed to press space, then "E" for english, then press escape) Now I can't seem to figure…