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I'm not sure they're even the worst games company. Ubisoft would give them a run for their money but that's a $30 DLC over a $70 base price I refused to pay for. No, EA earn every …

How does your heuristic handle your qualitative and quantitative words here? If you land on a blog post with a single, pertinent illustration (from a LLM), do you assume the post, …

> at least you know for a fact you’re getting the thoughts of a real human being No, we don't. For all we know this whole blog is an agent larping as a neverLLMer. Your stance says…

While I agree, permission still means something. If they're found to have held onto it, processed it or shared it, they'll be told off very sternly and asked politely to not do it …

They just made $15bn.

> As long as we emit CO2 And aside the greenhouse effect, we're also using more power than we've ever used before, building 10Msqft boxes that ultimately turn electricity into heat…

If they take it to Defcon, they're fair game. Putting your melon on the line in a building full of hackers feels foolhardy.

The opening code sample should be formaction, not action, right? (Edit, I see, it's a proposal) And when did button get a formation property anyway? I've been doing this forever an…

Saying they won't get the job if they don't come out for drinks excludes (on characteristic) recovering alcoholics, pregnant women, and about a quarter of the world's population on…

> good candidates interview but decline the pub afterwards - they did not get offers That's one hell of a lawsuit you're opening yourself up to there. People who don't drink have s…

It's possible to simulate less than you can see, but it's pretty undesirable. The recommendations scale with this.

But how far behind? Is he writing the article or the prompt? What struck most of all is the deep disconnect between author and authority. The tools one (tools are better than they'…

The stuff they're rendering has to come from somewhere. They go hand in hand, the bigger the render area, the more game has to be simulated at once.

It's circular in the same way you'd describe the whirlpool created by an emptying bathtub. Round and round it spins, sucking in external cash to sustain it. Without continued exter…

This is a bizarre comparison. Weeding is the natural process of disposing of less-demand books. Like the rest of us, libraries operate in finite space, so if they want new books, t…

It's tempting to redefine as "crimes that result in prison sentencing", but the more you pick at these scabs, the more international discrepancies you uncover in law, policing, sen…

> Given the incarceration rates... I don't think you make anything moot by compounding more regional stats. Some countries have more crime , they underinvest in rehabilitation, add…

> We run power lines to everything else But no, we don't seize rights and access to privately owned land for houses, offices, commercial buildings or factories unless there is over…

It should be used for essential infrastructure for public use . Power lines to a private DC seem to miss on both counts.

Pretty harmless? That's easy to say until it's your land and view that now has pylons and restrictions dumped on it.

It's also the reason people pass out and die in high-nitrogen or helium environments. Your body can still exchange out CO2 (and O2 in really high concentrations) and you just carry…

This is not phone-grade miniaturisation. As a maker, I see somebody selling a dev kit that with £20 more in buttons, battery, and an afternoon in CAD gives me a Steam Deck sized ve…

And that's grand, but when these things contest for the same resources I use (electricity, natural gas, water, rolling countryside unblemished by pylons), and I already see my bill…

For £160 you can buy three JC1060P470, 7 inch proto-tablet systems with the same P4+C5 stack, with GPIO, ethernet in some models. I get that the expense here is miniaturising and i…

> Current top 5 played games on the Steam Deck are... I think this speaks more to the type of games people want in their pocket. Games you can casually pick up, put down.