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Comment #49230242
This can definitely happen, I had a like crooked hip for a few days after I bumped into a table while lifting something. I dont think this could ever result in something good thoug…
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Comment #49217154
xiaomi mimo is very cheap and not bad.
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Comment #49210688
Hehe, I think evil often stems from dumb in the sense that rarely is evil the choice that leads to good long term outcomes. For example the famous prisoners dilemma where the best …
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Comment #49209104
Not evil, just dumb.
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Comment #49203467
5.6 sol was very impressive for me. I had a weird behavior while using Qt and I gave it a screenshot and my expectation of what should happen and it read the Qt sourcode and showed…
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Comment #49175737
I think Witcher 3 is the closest we have right now. Novigrad is a fantastic city and I loved to immerse myself in the game, I even played it without the minimap because it makes yo…
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Comment #49175667
> and "empty streets like covid" definitely don't describe my experience I think I gotta explain myself a little better here. If you play the story it doesn't feel like that too mu…
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Comment #49167825
Definitely the best cyberpunk world right now. It looks absolutely stunning. Id love a Witcher 3 style game in that world.
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Comment #49167322
I love cyberpunk as a genre/style/aesthetic but there are almost no open world videogames that actually nail it. For me the cyberpunk aesthetic basically requires bustling small st…
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Comment #49146009
I don't know why but I just LOVE holographic effects. Looks gorgeous!
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Comment #49073566
good question, autocorrect in a non english language.
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Comment #49062676
I personally love the idea of DoD but from my experience it rarely works well in practice since one of the key assumptions of understanding ur problem is often not given as new req…
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Comment #49033599
pimpl helps more since its trivially implementable in existing codebases while modules are a much bigger pain.
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Comment #49009944
One thing that most LLMs do in their UIs are way too small fonts and too much information density. For example, the "max pts" text has no reason to be this small, there is easily e…
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Comment #48976002
> humans right and all that rubbish Ummmm.... I see both technical and political topics being discussed and I think the balance is fine right now. The pricing is also very suspicio…
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Comment #48946830
If with "production software" you mean large pieces of software I'd generally agree. I personally like Zig but I'd never write a huge 200k loc project with it, I see it more fit fo…
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Comment #48794146
> I’m 100% aware that most high OS players on Front are using interface mods to manage their units and send back hurt units automatically to get healed. Uhhhh no? This is just micr…
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Comment #48790095
Maybe its just bad memory but I feel like 5.3 was the best version in terms of token usage and code quality. 5.5 works better but it just eviscerates tokens.
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Comment #48678175
hey, honestly I personally wouldnt mind "unusual" english or some weird sentences. Obviously using AI to proofread and give suggestions is great use of it and I dont see a problem …
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Comment #48677271
Very much this. I really dislike the somewhat corporate and characterless sounding tone of AI. I really liked the part where he tried to get it into upstream emacs, most of these t…
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Comment #48621326
> My OS floated around 10-15 and I virtually always ended up having to go front in every lobby, which is the position I hate the most because I don’t like playing my strategy game …
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Comment #48621016
I think all these comments here are kinda talking past each other. It all depends on the amount of duplication and the complexity of the abstraction. Like you said, no generic advi…
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Comment #48574403
It's weird. For me the problem stems from how society uses AI, not from AI itself. I personally had totally positive experiences in my job but seeing people using ChatGPT like some…
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Comment #48554205
What I don't get is, this makes it sound like applications can have peer to peer connections "on their own" but where does this actually work. If I have control over the whole devi…
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Comment #48544790
> but Rust is pushing into domains where C and C++ dominated in the past. I think it's also a big sign that the linux kernel adopted rust and not c++. (only for small parts but sti…