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cgg1

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    Comment #48789937

    I wrote something similar (though admittedly more in depth) some time ago: https://www.cggonzalez.com/blog/index.html

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    Comment #48315223

    I find it surprising that the gap between tool usage and non-tool usage in HLE is relatively small (~10%) but the absolute numbers continue to go up

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    Comment #47950819

    I haven’t booted up an editor in a long time but I’ve written lots of software recently (mostly with codex). Interesting times…

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    Comment #47866572

    Can’t wait for the sequel: Bodega Rats of New York

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    Comment #47055910

    The progress on computer use / OS world is nuts. 14.9% a year and a half ago and now 72.5%

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    Comment #46790437

    forgot how much fun this game is. really takes me back

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    Comment #42570910

    I’m a big fan of Django and Go as well but the only thing in the Go ecosystem that I’ve found that comes close is beego: https://github.com/beego/beego But it still needs to mature…

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    I found Pagoda required me to juggle too many things that were only loosely coupled together. GoBuffalo was great but as soon as I started using, it got archived :’) Now I default …

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    The best thing I’ve found is beego: https://github.com/beego/beego Not affiliated in any way, but to me it’s better than most of the alternatives

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    This is the most thorough resource I’ve found: https://www.scratchapixel.com/ Though admittedly it is a bit chaotically organized. That one combined with the ray tracing in 1 weeke…

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    agreed. It's interesting that Go has a lot of the ground work set up (built-in prod server, etc.) but no framework has really taken off. And the dev productivity when compared to s…

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    Comment #39953046

    The most succinct and intuitive explanation I’ve found on PID is this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Y7zG48uHRo

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    Comment #39022781

    YMMV I guess :)

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    Using only PD (no I) when tracking also works well. Might be worth adding a short section about that to compare against the full PID.

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