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    Comment #49076425

    honestly asking, whats the point of measuring time to first, etc. PR when it is all done by AI these days?

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    Comment #49063765

    That might be of interest: https://ntsc.rs/

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    Comment #48667460

    Exactly. And I didn't see anyone here talking about QuakeWorld, which changed the gaming experience in an unmatched way.

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    Comment #48658174

    Well put. and It's funny to see the disdain after 30 years, after all the money they made from the game.

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    Comment #48646759

    Yesterday, John Romero did a historic livestream on his Twitch channel. He played through a few maps while sharing details about the origins of Quake, design decisions, how Nine In…

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    Comment #48618661

    Yes. Quake 3, "rebranded" as Quake Live, is the second best for me. I can play both for hours.

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    Comment #48610038

    I still play quake (world) to this day. I just can't quit it.

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    Comment #48534345

    congrats! I wish I could make a living of art again, music production in my case. Because being a dev in 2026 is becoming unbearable.

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    Comment #48462821

    How can I learn the practical side of computer vision in 2026? I'm not interested in understanding papers or the math behind it, but rather in how to put a system into production, …

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    Comment #48400437

    I remember that when I was learning SQL, I felt like I was gaining a new way, or perspective, to think about other things in life. I think you end up exercising how to structure yo…

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    Comment #48347674

    Isn't 20+ grams a day a lot for the kidneys? genuine question

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    Comment #48268613

    The top one reason I want to retire so bad is because of useless meetings and calls. I had a boss for 6 months that would call me randomly during the day "just to check how things …

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    Comment #47746795

    i'm creating (another) learning platform so people with no background in tech can learn sql and python for data analysis

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    Comment #47691907

    or go for moodymann!

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    Comment #47392439

    While I agree, I can't deny that AI is doing the job most of the time. But the hunt for the supreme productivity feels disgusting sometimes.

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    Comment #47392382

    I completely understand. We're in a phase where founders are obsessed with productivity so everything seens to work just fine and as intended with few slops. They're racing to be a…

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    Comment #47286991

    Funny that this is on the front page of HN. I’m currently attending a 3 day in person immersive course at a university. For what applications are you guys using it for? Curious abo…

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    Comment #47251689

    Calling LLMs "intelligent" is not a neutral technical description, because in the end it carries strong anthropomorphic implications that shape how users interpret and trust all th…

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    Comment #47250373

    > Why should the use of AI tools be any different? Because none of the tools you mentioned are crazily marketed as intelligent You have a valid point, but it has nothing to do with…

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    Comment #47249893

    I think it’s already time for us to stop calling these things "intelligent" or using the word intelligence when referring to LLMs. These tools are very dangerous for people who are…

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    Comment #47206664

    probably according to marketing and not limited to hallucination

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    Comment #47120885

    I have almost a spiritual experience when I go to vinyl record shop around the globe, it is a rare moment where I feel present and don't feel the time passing by. I also like to co…