nicetryguy

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by nicetryguy 7mo ago
I'm right there with you!
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by nicetryguy 7mo ago
Ok, i just generally disagree with the premise. Why does it have to be "100% vibe coded" or "0% vibe coded"? There is a very happy medium that is getting ignored here. As a coder with various language experiences, i can
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by nicetryguy 7mo ago
It's not that simple. Claude Code allows you to use the Anthropic monthly subscription instead of API tokens, which for power users is massively less expensive.
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by nicetryguy 1y ago
"Vibe Coding" seems like magic at first but starts falling apart realllll quick at a certain complexity level or if you want to make changes to existing code. If you don't keep an eye on your architecture, you will end up wit
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by nicetryguy 1y ago
Yeah. We're entered the Smartphone stage: "You want the new one because it's the new one."
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by nicetryguy 1y ago
Very generic, broad and bland presentation. Doesn't seem to have any killer features. No video or audio capabilities shown. The coding seems to be on par with Claude 3.7 at best. No mention of MCP which is about the most important thin
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by nicetryguy 1y ago
This thread was about the livestream and the other thread was about the article, disagree but ok
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by nicetryguy 1y ago
Yeah, they sure clicked away from it very fast and kept adjusting the scrollbars. It was confusing what it was trying to display. Furthermore, the prompt contained "Canvas" and "SVG" while as someone with webdev experien
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by nicetryguy 1y ago
I don't always make 6502(ish) errors, but when i do, it's usually the memory address instead of the immediate! It's a very common and easy mistake to make, and i believe Chuck Peddle himself deeply regretted the (number symbo
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by nicetryguy 1y ago
AWS? Possibly. They have a huge head start and haven't lost much ground yet. The warehouses and physical delivery? No way in hell. Any competing physical infrastructure would take a decade from the first shovel hitting the ground today
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by nicetryguy 1y ago
> AWS is the money maker ... everything else is incidental. Considering Amazon kills and steals all kinds of small businesses and ideas that would be a godsend for Americans.
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by nicetryguy 1y ago
> Andy Jassy ... said working faster was essential because competitors would gain ground if Amazon doesn’t give customers what they want “as quickly as possible” and cited coding as an activity where A.I. would “change the norms.” Bruh,
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by nicetryguy 1y ago
The lockout chip(s) are physical chip(s) on the cart and in the console that communicate directly with each other on the cart pins. The CPU is not involved. It's not a "secret key" in the cryptography sense per se.
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by nicetryguy 2y ago
Incredibly good video editing, unbridled insantiy, cheers!
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by nicetryguy 2y ago
With how they are releasing models and keeping the open source spirit alive? I hope to god they are. Let the quants cook!
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by nicetryguy 2y ago
Amazing resource, classic at this point, still probably the best place to start a 6502 journey. I became an NES romhacker with released projects thanks to this as a first step!
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by nicetryguy 2y ago
Curious, how did you get this contract?! I'd love a retro game dev gig like this. I have projects on RHDN on several different retro consoles and processors (6502 / Z80 / 65C816) and can work my way around WLA and the Mesen d
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by nicetryguy 2y ago
Bringing up Facemash in the second sentence isn't doing anyone any favors, even if i agree with the message of the article, it just blatantly comes off as a hit piece. Comparing zucks college project with the empire of billions of user
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by nicetryguy 2y ago
Major Cookie Clicker / Upgrade Complete vibes with this with a touch of social critique, love the descent into absolute chaos. Fun game and incredible artwork!
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by nicetryguy 2y ago
Great for the winter! In all seriousness, amazing work. It's been tough to get tubes lately with the whole Ukraine situation sadly...
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by nicetryguy 2y ago
If 3 delicious cans of Pepsi: The Taste of a Generation cost six dollars, how much does each thirst quencing soda can cost individually? We solve this by...
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by nicetryguy 2y ago
I still use Winamp! Why? Well, i listen to video game soundtracks, but not compressed or even high quality recordings, the actual source files ripped from the games and reproduced with plugins much like an emulator would. You can even juice
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by nicetryguy 2y ago
Those concerns seem legit? Surprised at the negativity here.
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by nicetryguy 2y ago
Ok, haven't i been hearing Rust Evangelists SCREAMING at the top of their lungs for the last decade about memory safety, how every other language is unsafe, archaic, unusable, etc; and this bug is (checks notes) ...a memory overwrite?
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by nicetryguy 3y ago
Discord: Where valuable information goes to die =( It's gonna hit hard in a decade or so how awesome forums were and how much irreplaceable knowledge from the 2010s / 20s has vaporized into oblivion.
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by nicetryguy 3y ago
Gosh, of all people, i'm interested in your thoughts particularly on using a subreddit as an official support / forum alternative.
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by nicetryguy 3y ago
> I've basically completely replaced Google in my day-to-day (for GPT4) That's ...not good. GPTx gets alot of surface topics right but when you delve into gritty specific details it will just start rambling like a straight jac
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by nicetryguy 3y ago
> the SNES didn't have a graphics processor It absolutely did! Even the NES had one. In addition to the (cloned) Motorola 65c816 SNES CPU, the PPU (picture processing unit) was a custom chip that offered several different layouts fo
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by nicetryguy 3y ago
> Yet the top answer is "this is gibberish" They're not wrong really. It is gibberish on it's own. We don't know where in memory that it starts or the places it is referencing in the jumps. If it were ASM source
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by nicetryguy 3y ago
Thank god the EU (and sometimes Cali) are finally standing up to these huge tech companies. The federal legislative and executive branches of BOTH parties don't seem to have that type of spine as the stagnant wages and purchasing power

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