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hesdeadjim
5mo ago
100%. Tmux didn’t click for me but Zellij did within 5 minutes. Lifelong Vim user so it felt a lot more familiar.
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hesdeadjim
7mo ago
My brother has built a game using python on the CLI and I've been trying to find a way to package it. Your project seems very promising for my use case. Project mentions Windows compiles but isn't tested. Do you have a gut check o
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hesdeadjim
7mo ago
Never heard of this, thank you!
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7mo ago
Random advice question. My brother taught himself to program and has been making a terminal-based game. What started out small has turned into a highly polished game with ascii art, sound, you name it. I’ve been trying to figure out how I c
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hesdeadjim
9mo ago
I’m sure they just dump the image into another LLM to gauge “safety” and pretend it’s good enough.
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hesdeadjim
1y ago
Caught me, C#. Library quality has improved a lot in ten years, the language feels modern, and one of Go's biggest advantages, single binary cross-compile, is way less relevant now that dotnet standard installs easily on every OS I car
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hesdeadjim
1y ago
Go user for ten years and I don’t know what happened, but this year I hit some internal threshold with the garbage type system, tedious data structures, and incessant error checking being 38% of the LoC. I’m hesitant to even admit what lang
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hesdeadjim
1y ago
$0.28/gb for net traffic on the Maincloud is pretty brutal.
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2y ago
Maybe all models should be purged of training content from movies, books, and other non-factual sources that tell the tired story that AI would even care about its "annihilation" in any way. We've trained these things to be e
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hesdeadjim
2y ago
Yea, OP couldn't have picked worse companies for aggressive copyright protection.
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hesdeadjim
2y ago
Do they manage to cut out the sound of people eating and messing with their candy packaging? Drives me nuts.
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hesdeadjim
2y ago
I live in a wealthy area in the US, we have many food banks and social support services, and still there are huge numbers of kids suffering from food scarcity. It always comes back to the parents. Even delivering food requires said parent
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hesdeadjim
2y ago
I hope you are aware of your immense luck in life if you think a kid in a situation like this has agency of any kind, let alone access to resources to help them “escape poverty” as a minor. You know why no-questions asked, free lunch progra
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hesdeadjim
2y ago
I always wonder with these things if game anti-cheat software will flag you based on the hardware identifiers not matching known manufacturers of peripherals.
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hesdeadjim
2y ago
Exactly my experience. I have a big cup of cold brew in the morning and nothing the rest of the day. When my head hits the pillow at night I’m out and sleep without any interruption. There was a point a long time ago where I wasn’t under co
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hesdeadjim
2y ago
If you care about privacy and security it should be a whitelist, not blacklist.
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hesdeadjim
2y ago
Not sure how this addresses some of the real concerns behind Recall, an example being if my password manager is open and showing data I don't want saved anywhere else.
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hesdeadjim
2y ago
Unless you were involved with negotiating the deals, what happens in face to face meetings (i.e. no email and paper trail) during contract negotiations is a not-so-subtle battle of wills based on perceived leverage -- of which a trillion do
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hesdeadjim
2y ago
"Give us all your 2nm or we'll start funding other chip fabs with our infinite capital".
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hesdeadjim
2y ago
Easier to scale up than down once you have a starting point like this.
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2y ago
Absolutely incredible.
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hesdeadjim
3y ago
I dream of a world where the majority of humans could come close to 59% after attempting a ten step logical process.
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hesdeadjim
3y ago
Huge topic, what are you trying to optimize? What language(s), hardware, etc. Optimizing games sends you deep down a fun rabbit hole, but that will be very different than trying to optimize a Go backend server.
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hesdeadjim
3y ago
Start grinding leetcode and find another gig?
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hesdeadjim
3y ago
My father was a GP who ran and taught a residency program for the speciality. In the 80s and 90s the program was extremely competitive, but by the 00’s they struggled to fill a class. Med students caught on, why work your ass off in the mos
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hesdeadjim
3y ago
Goals have to evaluate their preconditions/etc and depending on your game to do so might be expensive. If a precondition for a goal is that a place in the world is reachable, you'd need to be able to run a pathfinding query to sat
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3y ago
GOAP has worked very well for us for an open-world game with tons of NPCs taking part in non-linear interweaving quest lines. Planning performance is an ever growing issue however…
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3y ago
Ah bummer, no LFS support.
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3y ago
So hard. As a programmer it’s so much easier to get deep in the tech and push off the ambiguous, frustrating, yet rewarding craft of designing content. I built half the content of a VR game I released a long while back with a friend, and th
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3y ago
If you use this at any scale using an API key directly will cost a lot more than $16/mo. I’m convinced that these products are purely loss leaders at this point having seen how crazy expensive GPT-4 is when used direct.
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