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kowbell
3d ago
> 1. Most people believe in the same one God > 2. A lot of the rest are compatible No one religion covers "most people." You could argue that Christianity and Islam (which add up to ~55%) are the same God because of their Ab
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kowbell
4d ago
On several channels I watch, I've noticed the top comment is always along the lines of "who was here when the video title was XYZ" because you know it's going to change.
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kowbell
10d ago
I've been using onshape for 3d printing and it never occurred to me that this kind of thing was a possibility. My mind is being blown, thank you for this comment!
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kowbell
11d ago
goodbye pelican svg's, hello hole pics
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kowbell
18d ago
I appreciate the shameless self-plug, my partner and I really loved Upstream Jellyfish :)
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kowbell
2mo ago
"all that 192 stuff was silly and too complicated... but this fd00: stuff is easy peasy!"
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kowbell
2mo ago
Is your phone also made of indestructible materials so it can't break, and magnetically linked to your person so it can't be stolen? Backups exist so you don't lose precious photos/data if you lose the device. Most Peopl
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kowbell
2mo ago
Got any you'd recommend? I've been paying the Hue tax because they're the only bulbs I've had with zero connectivity issues ever across several years, whereas every other brand I've tried has been very unreliable.
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kowbell
2mo ago
> when you needed a charger, you'd take the one that fit the charging hole and it would charge. I have three devices in my room right now that fit the "standard" barrel plug shape. One is 5V, one is 12V, one is 12V with in
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3mo ago
How do you feel about the lines preceeding that? > He didn’t try to hide that he had used AI to generate much of his assignment. Instead, he admitted his anxiety. He felt that mastering these tools was essential for his future career, ye
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3mo ago
These are really interesting. I've noticed when I'm spacing out and staring at a single point for a while that there's some kind of "tunnel vision" that develops, where everything besides the small point I'm lo
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3mo ago
> People knew what you did and you wouldn't be invited to events or be hired. I feel like this has almost never been true in big cities: it's impossible to know everyone and unless they made the news for what they did word wo
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kowbell
3mo ago
Love the art style, definitely gonna try the demo later! (But boy howdy the "About This Game" section needs a human being's touch.)
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kowbell
3mo ago
> For a long time, high end graphics and games was mainly done on Windows and Visual Studio. This implies games are not still mainly done on Windows, which they absolutely are!
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kowbell
3mo ago
As an average male who is ~175lbs and untrained at cycling, this is hugely validating for my terrible idea; 140 watts is the max charging speed for 16" M5 MacBooks. I can finally stop thinking for myself and have my computer do it all
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3mo ago
My partner just got a rowing machine that offered "watts" as a unit of how hard you're going (like "calories" or "mph") and got me wondering if they made rowing machines that could slowly charge a battery,
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kowbell
3mo ago
I encounter that from time to time on my old Microsoft ergonomic too, you're not alone and its always confusing!
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kowbell
4mo ago
I install syncthing on ~all my devices and haven't yet touched rsync. Some reasons I prefer it: 1. It's automatic (sure, scripting regular rsync syncs probably isn't hard, but...) 2. It's p2p across all my devices (which
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4mo ago
I'm really, really curious why though? I'm not gonna try to dig at you, I just don't understand and want to know. Is your "writing job" one where the end goal is like short random articles on some giant aggregate, o
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4mo ago
My 2019 MacBook Pro (the last year of Intel) is now 7 years old and runs "frustratingly" well ("frustrating" in the sense that I can't justify replacing it yet, despite how badly I want to get a new one!)
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kowbell
5mo ago
In my personal and professional experience CLAUDE.md will be set up with workspace/project specific info that any agent on anyone's computer needs to know: * what the repo actually is ("this is a rust application that does XY
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5mo ago
I admittedly haven't done a ton of research lately on AI capable PC hardware because of how nuts prices are right now, so I might be missing something... ...but all the AMD 395+ machines I can find are even more expensive than the afor
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5mo ago
OP never said Claude made a whole game from scratch though, nor are they saying Claude is doing everything without any human contributing to the project, nor are they saying they haven't spent a lot of time and effort on it. Just that
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5mo ago
I had a ton of fun setting up and trying it out locally (also opencode and one of the qwens.) I still don't have hardware powerful enough to feel like it's meaningfully productive, but all the learning I had to do (and all the b
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5mo ago
I did tinker a lil with mine! RTX3080 with 10GB VRAM, 5600x with 64GB DDR4 - not very good but it was very fun and exciting to tinker with :) My partner on the otherhand has an M3 Max 64GB which I've had way more success with. Setting
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5mo ago
Are any LLMs suited at directly modifying game scene/asset/prefabs for any engine?
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5mo ago
> And when you inevitably get bored with it, well, you've not done much anyway. I'm very interested in Local LLMs but the cheapest Mac Studio right now is more expensive than 8 years of a Claude Code Pro subscription, and i
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5mo ago
> there will be a reckoning when open weight models are good enough Will you have the hardware to run them? Perhaps. Will enough of Anthropic's/OpenAI's large enterprise customers have the hardware to run them and the mone
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5mo ago
> In terms of limits, I usually find myself hitting the rate limit after two or three requests. I'd absolutely love to see exactly what you're doing (...well, maybe in a world where I had unlimited time or could clone myself.
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kowbell
5mo ago
I dunno, I hear it‘s easy to put in your pocket and let the computer is everywhere
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