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4mo ago
notably anthropic on a multibillion revenue product
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1y ago
Curious if anyone has gone through the process of an adult adhd diagnosis at Kaiser SF. Through my attempts, I've been told they don't really do adult adhd diagnoses without documentation of issues as a kid. I was recommended Well
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this app is replicating a set of women only facebook groups. there's one for every major US city. it's sort of an if you know you know situation. the vast majority of posts are speculation on someone being douchey or a cheater. wo
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1y ago
>"The wrong game"? What about the game they want to play..? the fleeting circumstances that impact a user's ability to play a particular title don't outweigh the hundreds of thousands of dollars of theft. your example
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1y ago
I love that the only example of inconvenience presented in this thread is that a person might open the wrong game while on a steam deck while possibly not having internet while on a plane. The agony! I was right there with you with this opi
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1y ago
Can't say I was sold with the target market mostly because the sales problem becomes orders of magnitude harder My thought regarding indie games were successful ones though. Something like Celeste or Balatro.
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1y ago
years ago, a friend of mine built something functionally equivalent to Denuvo in his spare time over the span of a few years. I think his original idea was "DRM for the little guy", recognizing that indie games probably lose massi
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1y ago
> Algorithms and data structures. how do you frame these cards? I've always assumed something like this would be too information dense to be useful
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i combed through quite a few hobbyist gb emulators while writing mine and found audio to be pretty rarely finished or finished without issues. not sure if it's the same for NES
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2y ago
I thought this too but I think the amd mobile series chips have mostly caught up
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2y ago
so the case? maybe the fans?
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2y ago
i had media queries set up and they seemed to show up as working in devtools simulator. but trying on my actual iphone14 pro max doesnt seem to work. devtools seems to imply that an iphones resolution is much lower than the actual resolutio
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I am using midi and open source instrument packages, so this is all handleable. There's a few instrument options to choose from in the top right settings. Will probably add a "randomize instrument used per round" setting or s
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i made https://perfectpitch.study a week or so ago. i am old and musically untrained and wanted to see if rote practice makes a difference (it clearly does). most of the sites of this type i found annoying as you can't just
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2y ago
look into how it works for music production. nonsense top down
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it's doable I guess. I think it's more productive to learn a concept and be able to derive everything about the concept from first principles instead though
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2y ago
watching society 180 and start simping for copyright law is so depressing
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2y ago
incumbent networks don't really lose. they saw potential blood in the water at the time with the rumblings of a mass exodus and made an excellent attempt at capitalizing though. threads as a product was DOA when that didn't work.
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problem is that the language started hitting its stride and getting attention while the core team is on a 2 year side quest of rewriting the compiler + incremental compilation
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it's a pretty narrow set of people that want or need to be able to memorize and recall a bunch of facts as efficiently as possible. mostly med school students and language learners, where this stuff obviously works.
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2y ago
iirc there's multiple idioms that are used in different cases. i recall a nice github that laid them all out with use cases but I can't find it
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2y ago
somethign like this I think. i only dabble in zig/systems stuff so there might be better/more idiomatic ways to write parts const std = @import("std"); // base struct const Animal = struct { &#
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humble request to make marks for the number key registers global marks they're global marks in vim. no one uses them there because those registers are reused for clipboard history the vscode extension doesn't implement registers t
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no idea why it was done, but iirc people still wrote it until gurus started emphasizing that you shouldn't around c++11. around that time there was a strong push to differentiate code from looking like "C with classes"
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would make sense to reuse warden for Activision IP post merge
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> But Instagram also actively censors criticism of Israel I have friends working for nonprofits in this space, and I can assure you the 25 stories a day they blast out are not being censored
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2y ago
there's an obvious national security angle to this
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i thought berkeley was using a modified version of the book using python a few years back
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80% of republicans believe 2020 was stolen.
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2y ago
what's the standard now for a not close election? dems have to always win the popular vote now? 4 swing states were decided by a 1% difference. this election was close.
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