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by 0x457 4d ago
very outdated experience from me: when I first tried gemini something, in an existing rust codebase, it looked around for files that would indicate if its go, javascript, java or c++ project, then declared I must have asked it build a new a
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by 0x457 4d ago
I almost always eat citrus skins after eat the citrus. With Pomelos its like second breakfast.
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by 0x457 5d ago
Maybe it's a golden era for making one-man indie games, but not for playing and selling those games.
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by 0x457 5d ago
I 3D printed bunch of "tubes" where cables are stored, caps indicate what is stored inside. As a result, threw away a lot of A->C cables, preserved cursed cables like USB-C to 12V barrel jack.
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by 0x457 6d ago
Well, "core" community projects have pretty decent MSRV for forward compatibility.
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by 0x457 6d ago
You can compile any old code with newer rustc as long as old project does not use unstable features that have changed/went away. What are you on? I recently recompiled project from 2015 with latest stable rust just fine. All breaking c
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by 0x457 6d ago
Morrowind had no guardrails or quest markers, but it had a good story and clear final goal that you learn eventually. No guardrails here mean that you can kill anyone and make main quest impossible to finish, but it had a direction that you
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by 0x457 6d ago
Huge turn around for sure, but still extremely shallow. I'm not even saying that because planets and universes are all the same (they are), but saying there is no depth to any mechanic in the game. I come back to play every now and the
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by 0x457 7d ago
It's literally does not matter in day to day life. In the end you get to X degrees is cold, Y degrees is perfect and Z degrees is hot regardless of C or F. I grew up using C and now I'm using F, if I move to a country that uses C,
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by 0x457 7d ago
Starfield is IMO worse. NMS at least has sandboxes that can entertain you and expeditions can be fun. NMS just doesn't have "goal" to work towards, so unless you can create your own goals its boring. Starfield, bugs aside, ha
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by 0x457 8d ago
Well, I take about 2 month off every year. Not all at once, but a week here, week there. No issues. I also worked in company where this guy was on PTO 6 months a year, but he kept working during his PTO, just on his own schedule. However, a
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by 0x457 8d ago
> When a small studio gets bought by a bigger one, it typically results in more production from the small studio. Sure, but quality of those movies go down. Best scenario, studio that made N good movies a year, now makes N good movies pl
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by 0x457 10d ago
Made up story? I have S3 bucket that still around from online communities that died down and cloud haters "backed up", one of these hates asks me for copy of a backup once a year because his copy keeps getting lost.
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by 0x457 10d ago
I'm super confused. All 9-3s came from 900NG, which was made during 50/50 ownership on GM-platform (Opel Vectra). SAAB had a habit of throwing away half of the platform and doing things themselves (see 9-2X). Go check your coolant
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by 0x457 12d ago
"claude: my harness tells me to use python's pathlib"
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by 0x457 12d ago
These file edits are faster and easier for the model to do than "regular" edits. The model is told to use them when auto mode is enabled. The problem is when you go from plan to auto to anything but auto, that preference sticks. T
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by 0x457 13d ago
Did you miss "remove or change features." ?
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by 0x457 14d ago
Neat, I was building something similar, but after building a few workflows in my editor, I've realized that all of them are pretty much the same: get labeled dataset, train to produce a model, use that model on some other dataset.
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by 0x457 15d ago
I added "/closed" later and forgot to update the rest of the sentence. Too late to edit.
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by 0x457 15d ago
Optane was targeting the latency gap, while HBF targets bandwidth. Given how LLMs work, HBF is perfect for offloading.
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by 0x457 15d ago
Nah, "fail open/closed" means that in failure mode something is open. It's "good" when something is a circuit and what failed is a fuse, but it's "bad" when it's your API security. If it&#x2
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by 0x457 15d ago
But your 9-3t started as a 900 NG with a little facelift. My point is to go to original branding and engineering, not whatever GM was trying to do we 9-whatever.
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by 0x457 15d ago
It’s not like Microsoft has artisanal cartographers sitting around deciding what to call every geographic feature. Bing Maps ingests its base map data from providers, which in turn aggregate a bunch of authoritative, commercial, open, and g
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by 0x457 15d ago
High Bandwidth Flash? https://www.sandisk.com/company/newsroom/blogs/2025/scaling-...
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by 0x457 15d ago
No 9-anything, only 900 and 9000.
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by 0x457 15d ago
Yeah, the incubation projects. Do you not understand the difference between an incubation project and a TLP? No conflicting vibes: 80% of projects survive the incubation, become TLP, and live a long life. How is that a hospice? I only liste
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by 0x457 16d ago
Keep in mind that if you want MTP it adds a few gigs. If you use sub-agents it turns already slow generation into even slower generation. Won't be doing any compling (so rust, c and probably go are not avaiable) becase those add memory
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by 0x457 16d ago
> > you end up addicted and pretty much permanently require drugs to function well No? First, even when I was taking it almost every day for three years, I kept forgetting to take it. Today, my last refill was in February this year. I
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by 0x457 16d ago
> On the $200/mo plan I have never hit a five hour limit, and I struggle to use my full credits each week. I started tasking fable with huge projects over the weekend and now I hit at very least fable limit by monday.
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by 0x457 16d ago
There are roughly 400 projects on that page; about 90 are in the attic, meaning formally retired. Another 25 are incubating, and some of those look like they’re already dead; nobody has checked the pulse and filled out the paperwork yet. A

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