misterflibble

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by misterflibble 1mo ago
I love it and with the original music it's even better, especially the levels in the second chapters hub
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by misterflibble 1mo ago
I think it's a lot easier to run mods with the Linux source ports and so far I've had no issues running arcane dimensions (AD). To run that mod from a CLI with most source ports, you just need to make sure that you specify a path
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by misterflibble 4mo ago
Hahhahahahhaa
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by misterflibble 5mo ago
I reckon you've hit the nail on the head and if you haven't done already, you should write your thoughts into a blog post. It is great to read someone's ponderings about the state of the industry and corporate uptake of LLMs
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by misterflibble 5mo ago
Lol that triggered me too!
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by misterflibble 5mo ago
That's terrific lol thanks for the link BTW!
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by misterflibble 5mo ago
Yes true! It's everywhere now!
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by misterflibble 5mo ago
Yes checking and validation is one thing, but there are several engineers in my area that only communicate using agent copy paste. I challenged one fellow about that and he was furious!
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by misterflibble 5mo ago
Definitely see our internal company agents enforcing the status quo!
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by misterflibble 5mo ago
I think corporations will start penalizing first, they're already doing that to some extent at my work because they want their in-house agents to only review our PRs.
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by misterflibble 5mo ago
Yes exactly and I am actively applying for jobs. But I feel like the next job will also have this nonsense behaviour
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by misterflibble 5mo ago
No that's why I'm complaining
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by misterflibble 5mo ago
That's exactly what he does...wtf are you spying on me?? Lol but seriously, I don't know how to handle his AI delegation
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by misterflibble 5mo ago
The scary thing is that AI decision making has been infiltrating society for decades as an unseen entity.
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by misterflibble 5mo ago
Subtly? I beg to differ. My team leader only communicates to me using his LLM and so his "thoughts" are not his own!
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by misterflibble 6mo ago
I'm perfectly content to post my poorly spelt words and grammatical errors to authenticate myself. But I know everyone it's probably using the AI filter now. Why don't we just do AI bot to AI bot communications for everythin
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by misterflibble 1y ago
Hey thank you for the excellent tips! I really appreciate it!
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by misterflibble 1y ago
Please keep posting updates about this because if I could instantly fire up a game in my browser, I would definitely pay for that and play with it all day!
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by misterflibble 1y ago
Can I ask what prerequisite mathematics you would need to know before reading those? I'm really interested in that topic and better understanding functional programming.
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by misterflibble 2y ago
Thank you @ctbergstrom for this valuable and most importantly, objective, course. I'm bookmarking this and sharing it with everyone.
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by misterflibble 2y ago
I was thinking the same thing and actually thought they should continue building it. It looks like a great game!
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by misterflibble 2y ago
lol "Tackle Rising Animation Costs"
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by misterflibble 2y ago
Yes I remember reading one of those SSD articles about mlcs and it was so well written, quality knowledge captured on the internet. I hope someone starts up another anandtech like website
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by misterflibble 2y ago
I'm eager to hear other opinions on Eric's DDD book too :-D I still don't understand it!
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by misterflibble 2y ago
Don't give them ideas lol terrifying stuff if that happens!
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by misterflibble 2y ago
Thank you for LINQPad and for your terrific presentations. They've certainly helped me build up my confidence in .NET development!
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by misterflibble 2y ago
I wish we could volunteer to help Joe make LINQPad cross-platform, I'd definitely like to help with that.
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by misterflibble 2y ago
Yes I saw the REPL in VS 2022 and Jetbrains Rider, but I still prefer having this utility at hand with a collection of scripts ready whenever I need to script up something, or experiment with a service or database, or learn something new in
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by misterflibble 2y ago
LINQPad is probably the most useful mini-IDE that I've ever used and I employ it every single day for .NET prototyping, scripting and experimenting. Joe Albahari's done a great thing with this utility!
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by misterflibble 2y ago
LINQPad is probably the most useful mini-IDE that I've ever used for .NET development and I employ it every single day for prototyping, scripting and experimenting. Joe Albahari developed it and he's renowned for his C# .NET exper

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