dandersch

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by dandersch 20d ago
Interesting to see people here complain about Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk being categorized as "Not yet", whereas for me those games were actually the litmus test to see whether the site made a principled approach to the question or n
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by dandersch 1mo ago
Do you have examples? I don't think AI can create convincing timelapses of digital art being made, yet. I know there is nothing stopping it from getting there, but I think artists are happy for any kind of proof-of-work they can produc
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by dandersch 2mo ago
I think Arch has to rethink what the AUR really is for in the age of AI. If users aren't supposed to trust anything from the AUR, then they will start to use LLMs to scan PKGBUILDs for them. But at that point, why not let the LLM loose
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by dandersch 2mo ago
I would have preferred the same team working on a new IP. Thimbleweed Park 1 has possibly the worst ending of a game, ever. Just an endless series of being told that I am a big dummy for having suspended my disbelief. I see no way of believ
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by dandersch 2mo ago
Before self-hosting your own, first get a domain and just point it at a mail provider that allows custom domains. It will cost, but so will a VPS. I suspect a lot of DIY homelab types would have most of their needs met with just that setup:
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by dandersch 2mo ago
There is also libmill/libdill, which implements go-style coroutines using setjmp and is usable directly from C (not just as a transpilation target). https://libmill.org/
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by dandersch 3mo ago
Technical reasons I know of: - Support from major engines is still bad: Unreal Engine does not have web exports. Godot 4 does not support them when using C#. That only leaves Unity. - While WebGL is mature, it's based on openGL es3,
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by dandersch 3mo ago
Now acknowledged: https://archlinux.org/news/active-aur-malicious-packages-inc...
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by dandersch 6mo ago
The techniques in the article right now have had around 95%-100% success at avoiding spam and take about 5 min. to implement. Your approach of putting an LLM in front of your inbox gives 97% accuracy, may have false positives (so you may no
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by dandersch 6mo ago
Very interesting. It seems for his own email the author has opted for a combination of the CSS display none technique and a XOR cipher: <span class="hidden email"><b>999a8f84898f98</b>aa<b>878b8386
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by dandersch 7mo ago
Great idea. After telling claude to "make a song" and pointing it to the strudel docs, it gave me this: https://strudel.cc/#Ly8gImFtYmVyIGRyaWZ0IiBAYnkgYW1wCi8vIEB2ZXJzaW9uIDEuMApzZXRjcHMoLjU1KQoKJDogbihgPAogIFs
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by dandersch 8mo ago
> gave that task to Claude and within 15 minutes I had a working userscript Hate to say it but you can just tell an LLM to make the calendar for you as an html artifact that includes a print view. It can also add a .ics export. Of course
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by dandersch 8mo ago
> It's apparently an official priority I've been following the github issue for C# web export and let me tell you: It's not been a priority. > EnC makes it possible to change C# code while the game is running and the ch
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by dandersch 8mo ago
For the record I would still choose C# out of all the options for a bigger game (GDscript with strict type-hinting might suffice for small ones). My main complaints that I can still remember: - deprecated web export for C# with Godot 4. Thi
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by dandersch 8mo ago
Very true. While I believe there can be a place for a language tailored specifically for gamedev, GDScript certainly is not it. C# support seems to have been added reluctantly, because the prospect of attracting unity devs was to good to pa
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by dandersch 8mo ago
Guests don't care about charisma, they care who your previous guests were. He early on got Elon Musk as a guest (AFAIK by writing a paper that was overly favorable to Tesla) and managed to snowball that into a big podcast. Also guests
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by dandersch 8mo ago
Claude code seems to have gotten the backslashes in your circles mixed up. They look more round when \ is / and vice versa.
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by dandersch 8mo ago
> I always assumed there was more to Org mode than "Markdown for Emacs", but this post makes it sound exactly like that. That is because the post focuses on org-mode: the markup language. But there is also org-mode: the agenda
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by dandersch 9mo ago
> Small quantities of poisoned training data can significantly damage a language model. Is this still accurate?
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by dandersch 9mo ago
I had the same reaction and I think you are not supposed to close it. Just go Menu -> Print (Ctrl+P) and you will see it without the box.
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by dandersch 9mo ago
Couple things that helped me understand literate programming: - A literate program has code and documentation interleaved in one file. - Weaving means extracting documentation and turning it into e.g. a pdf. - Tangling means extracting
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by dandersch 10mo ago
org-mode could have had a chance if they had provided tooling outside the emacs ecosystem. But now LLMs have chosen markdown, so it's destined to forever remain an obscurity.
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by dandersch 10mo ago
The most appalling thing of this is the printout of what seems to be a web page in darkmode.
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by dandersch 10mo ago
>It also has a much tougher job - all the cmd, ctrl, alt and shift + combinations are mostly done using the left hand Look into homerow mods if you are prepared to do some (invasive) key remaps in software: https://pre
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by dandersch 10mo ago
I wonder what issues they ran into with using the entire keyboard as a mouse.
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by dandersch 10mo ago
Pretty sure it's used as a marketing term here. They train on images that you generate/give it, but the output of that training is not a model, it's a static 3d scene made up out of gaussian splats. You are not running infere
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by dandersch 10mo ago
It's a shame that trackpoints never caught on outside of the thinkpad crowd. I rarely see them get used for custom keyboards, even though they are IMO the perfect fit for a use case like this.
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by dandersch 10mo ago
>It's a condition in which one type of stimulation evokes the sensation of another, as when the hearing of a sound produces the visualization of a color. So what happens when synesthetes watch a movie that is showing blue colors, bu
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by dandersch 10mo ago
Before knowing about binfmt, I always wondered how wine is able is able to execute .exe files directly, i.e. ./prog.exe instead of wine ./prog.exe . Turns out the wine package (at least on Arch) comes with a handler for them an
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by dandersch 10mo ago
There was also residual suspicion of European industry among US airliners. [...] Against this backdrop, Airbus did everything it could to deemphasize its European heritage as it toured the US. The European tech industry on the oth

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