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Comment #48409591
Anticheat is indeed a huge blocker, and given how invasive shady kernel anticheat software is on Windows I kinda hope it stays that way
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Comment #48342464
In my own experience this is 180 degrees from reality. As a generalist, feeling out the depths of a single domain (something I've been forced to do at least 50 times in my career, …
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Comment #48318974
Making a billion dollars isn't cool. You know what's cool? Blowing up billions of dollars.
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Comment #48318926
I have a relatively large "vibe coded" project that I let Claude 4.5-4.7 drive over the past few months, and my read on it is: 1. It's much more verbose about how it perceives the …
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Comment #48305112
The 80s and 90s were pretty much the golden age of music production in terms of breadth and sheer volume. This is the distilled essence of a “first world problem.”
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Comment #47983253
As someone who built a custom serial cable (not my idea, greetz to the original designer) to load assembly programs on TI-85s for all my friends, the “approved for exams” shit is s…
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Comment #47495203
The article is clearly not "about" ICE. One paragraph talks about the ICE deployment
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Comment #47293358
Personally, I make a lot more "out of hour" commits than I used to because I'll batch up low priority tasks throughout the day and let the computer chug on them at night when I'm e…
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Comment #46805715
As insane as American politics is "I can blast robots on my property" has exactly the right amount of crank appeal to be possibly the final 90/10 issue
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Comment #45935430
As a security conscious dev that has worked in various highly regulated spaces I want to say we really appreciate people like you, because they’re super rare
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Comment #45935418
Are we pretending that optimizing for taste is a bad thing? It’s obviously bad to eat super salty “ultraprocessed” food all the time, but it’s not like the salt is the primary prob…
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Comment #45935309
It feels like you’re using “industrial food” as a pejorative, but the best chefs in the world also do not skimp on salt
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Comment #45320321
> People spend hundreds of dollars and many hours sharpening kitchen knives With a mass market electric sharpener and a reasonable knife I spend maybe 15 minutes/yr on sharpening a…
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Comment #45002395
I generally agree you should buy fast machines, but the difference between my 5950x (bought in mid 2021. I checked) and the latest 9950x is not particularly large on synthetic benc…
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Comment #44994450
(That said, I liked the Pixel 4a better than the iPhone 15 Pro I’m typing this on)
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Comment #44994406
My experience in the mobile space from having a personal lab with all the flagship phones paid for by my employer was that the hardware on the Android phones was at least as good a…
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Comment #44969494
BlackSky seems to be run by a competent dev with a high enough profile that I see his posts regularly without following him directly Based on his progress posts it seems that ATpro…
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Comment #44919817
> It will undoubtedly lead to great advances "Undoubtedly" seems like a level of confidence that is unjustified. Like Travis Kalanick thinking AI is just about to help him discover…
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Comment #44884023
Wade Boggs is one of my favorite players, but better than Mike Trout?!
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Comment #44872686
I agree with your first paragraph, but there are lots of basically-broke people who live on boats Old sailboats can be had for practically (and in many cases actually) nothing. If …
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Comment #44861821
It would be sick if they could leverage this increased efficiency to reduce how frequently they bother already paying customers with annoying upsells
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Comment #44861506
This is what I hoped for but based on the Ultra implementation in the Astons is not at all what we’re getting It seems to require pretty deep integration with the automaker (Aston …
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Comment #44793678
FWIW I'm a happy paying customer of Kagi search for quite a while. I am very much not opposed to paying for things _if paying = value_
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Comment #44781726
I don't think pointing out "this is a web directory full of links submitted by people willing to spend $20/yr" is being cheap, per se, the same way I don't think paying to be "veri…