bschwindHN

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by bschwindHN 5d ago
We absolutely must discuss SVGs of animals riding vehicles, that is the only compelling topic these days.
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by bschwindHN 5d ago
Oof, that screenshot is pretty dire UI. Do we really need a "next-generation living room web engine"? These smart TV OSes almost always suck ass, I wish all the TV manufacturers would just give up and ship simple panels with just
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by bschwindHN 5d ago
How many microphones does it have on it?
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by bschwindHN 6d ago
I wish more people knew how nice it is! And the toilet is in a completely separate room so there's no contention among one person who wants to take a bath and another who needs to use the toilet. I just wish dish washers and dryers wer
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by bschwindHN 6d ago
Yep, this form factor was the peak. Like others said, if you run your life on your smartphone I guess it might not be sufficient. I just feel sorry for the people actually ruining their lives on their phones though. What shitty typing and m
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by bschwindHN 7d ago
This took me 24 minutes to compile on an M1 macbook pro. Is there just an absolutely enormous amount of code in here, or is the project hitting some pathological compiler slowdowns?
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by bschwindHN 9d ago
Goddamnit, I have an LG TV. The panel panel itself is beautiful, but the software is complete shit and I only use an apple TV on it. The snakes in charge of this should be thrown in jail. They talk about "owning the glass and the livin
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by bschwindHN 9d ago
I grew up in the suburbs in Ohio, the majority of my family and friends took their shoes off at the door. I can't imagine feet in socks would be dirtier than the bottom of a shoe, but I guess it depends on where you walk, and how nasty
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by bschwindHN 12d ago
Similarly for how things feel, like animations, physics, controls, etc. That's one reason I don't think agents will be creating games anyone wants to play, any time soon (unless they just straight up copy an existing good game)
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by bschwindHN 15d ago
> but you could implement it on top of native widgets if you wanted to Is there an immediate mode GUI API that uses native widgets? I don't think I've ever seen that but would be curious to try it out. Does it work well in prac
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by bschwindHN 15d ago
The classic one is "should have" or "should've" to "should of" because when spoken, it really does sound similar. I don't know what the fuck people are learning in English classes these days though, o
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by bschwindHN 15d ago
Alright I downloaded the thing, just for you. * Right off the bat in the login screen, if you resize the window, it flickers * I logged in. Double clicking the top part of the window doesn't maximize it, like I expect on basically all
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by bschwindHN 15d ago
If you haven't been using the latest NanoQwen27B-5.2.10-Turbo-KimiGLM-Pro-10.4 in the past 13 hours, your information on what LLMs can do is outdated and you're falling behind. Check your priors.
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by bschwindHN 15d ago
Devs are constantly making the mistake of falling in love with immediate mode GUIs... because it's convenient for them , the developer. For the user, it's almost always a worse experience as things don't behave in the same w
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by bschwindHN 17d ago
I can't tell if this is performance art or not. "Think outside the box and dream!" "Here's a world clock widget."
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by bschwindHN 17d ago
Oh yeah Half Life for sure! It's been so long since I played them. I never tried Command and Conquer, I should give it a spin. Thanks for the list!
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by bschwindHN 18d ago
Some developers treat their software like a baby when they test it or show it to others. Tapping cleanly and slowly, giving animations time to finish, scrolling slow and smooth, etc. I like to beat the shit out of my software when testing.
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by bschwindHN 18d ago
What are some games in various genres that you consider to have good gameplay mechanics? For me, I'd have to say Resident Evil 4 (original, haven't played the new one yet), Smash Bros. Ultimate, Rocket League, and, weirdly, Pikmin
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by bschwindHN 18d ago
The mouse is better for precise pointing, and the trackpad is better for scrolling (especially horizontal), and multi-touch gestures.
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by bschwindHN 18d ago
That's like, your opinion man. The trackpad is a fantastic input device. I use it exclusively when on a laptop, and on a desktop I'll use both a mouse and a trackpad.
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by bschwindHN 18d ago
> Non-inverted-T arrow keys Disgusting.
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by bschwindHN 20d ago
Just hold your breath, bro, no reason to perish, bro.
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by bschwindHN 20d ago
I've got one - I bought a macbook from apple so I don't have to replace it for a decade. My 2014 one still works fine, aside from a distorted right speaker. And you know what? I'd do it again!
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by bschwindHN 23d ago
Not that I don't believe you, but don't take that to be a common occurrence in Japan at all. By and large, Japan is a safe haven of clean and comfortable public restrooms. There are always exceptions, of course.
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by bschwindHN 23d ago
Where? 11 years living in Japan and I've never seen this once, and never heard it from friends or family.
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by bschwindHN 23d ago
Software is pretty shit these days, and it doesn't seem to be getting any better. Definitely doesn't feel like a utopia to me.
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by bschwindHN 1mo ago
Is your UI kit open source? I do think calling into the native OS toolkits is the way to go, when they exist. I'm curious if you use winit for windowing, or something lower level that's just mac specific.
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by bschwindHN 1mo ago
If you can get to JLCPCB levels of automation (in their fab) and produce a better frontend experience (shouldn't be too hard, JLC's is awful but still one of the better ones) then that will be amazing! North America desperately ne
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by bschwindHN 1mo ago
Encryption is a toilet paper roll.
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by bschwindHN 2mo ago
Not just you, it's immediately obvious as an AI image, it's got the piss filter and all kinds of telling details. Detecting AI images like this should be a basic skill at this point.

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