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by rescripting 2y ago
Something like this? https://github.com/migueldeicaza/SwiftGodot > SwiftGodot can be used to either build an extension that can be added to an existing Godot project, where your code is providing services to the gam
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Could you expand on this? As an outsider I’m unfamiliar with what might change and who might change it.
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Usable now for sure. I’ve been doing Swift development in VS Code which uses the LSP under the hood and it pretty much does what I expect an editor to do. Both the VS Code extension and the LSP are open source and seem pretty active, so hop
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by rescripting 2y ago
I find it funny that Google managed to sell you not one but two products in the same box that they unceremoniously discontinued. At least it looks like your Chromecast will continue to work for a while.
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The only thing I can think of is the author is calculating these numbers as if employees never sell the stock they are granted until retirement. If you work for 10-15 years at a tech giant, bank your $150k in RSUs per year and then sell the
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The first thing that would happen is that the breach would be scoured for politicians names. They’d be just as vulnerable to this kind of blow back.
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Could you elaborate?
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Because they’re different skill sets? The people test driving the cars aren’t hardware engineers.
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The solution to the affordability crisis shouldn’t have to be withdrawing from society and homesteading in the woods. Humans are social animals and social connection is essential to our health [1]. This strikes me as trading one problem for
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by rescripting 3y ago
Anthropic's Claude is still not available in Canada either. Anyone have insight into why its difficult to bring these AI models to Canada when on the surface its political and legal landscape isn't all that different from the US?
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by rescripting 3y ago
Eye tracking requires a very high refresh rate, and this is an e-ink display which have very, very slow refresh rates.
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by rescripting 3y ago
Probably because of https://www.epicgames.com/site/de/news/layoffs-at-epic
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by rescripting 3y ago
They pay for Akismet and run the users signup info through it. You can see the kind of data they send to them in the GIF on the post. If Akismet says yes, this is spam, then engage the frustration loop. I thought it was clever.
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Asking first makes sense because they may have been told by their manager to deprioritize or stop working on whatever your problem was, but they used their judgement and helped you anyway. Praising them in front of others undermines that di
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It means that paying a settlement of hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars to make legal troubles disappear is out of reach.
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I'm sorry, this obvious corruption as outlined in the auditor general's report is acceptable to you?
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Your thumbs may not be getting any bigger, but your eyes are probably getting worse.
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I was thinking more about the implication that we'd be worth going to all the trouble of observing.
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How egocentric. Its just as likely, maybe more, that an interplanetary species would view us as we view ants. Do you watch locusts multiply and consume all before them then zoom in and watch the drama unfold between the individuals in the s
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Here is what I don't understand. Interest rates keep going up so mortgages keep going up so rents keep going up (this is more pronounced in places that have shorter mortgage terms like Canada). Then we bemoan inflation in housing?
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This take reads like you've never created anything for the intrinsic joy of creation. Not everything must be utilitarian. Art is still art even if its clumsily made or seen only by the artist. Most of us do this to feed and clothe ours
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I mean, it seems self evident to me. Human perception + reaction time is eons compared to how quickly a computer can move the wheels and pedals. Whether the machine makes the _right_ decision is much more difficult, but a computer can actua
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They were just introduced in Swift 5.9, released w/ the Xcode 15 beta: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2023/10166/
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Just last month the US surgeon general issued a warning on the “profound” risks of child social media use. https://www.hhs.gov/surgeongeneral/priorities/youth-mental-h...
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This is a subtle distinction here, probably related to regional usages. As used here, "I don't care for" means "I do not like". You've interpreted it to be "I don't care about", meaning "it
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A simple example I ran in to was I asked ChatGPT to generate me story in madlibs format for my 4 year old daughter. They're in the format "The young _____ went to the ______, ...", and she fills in the blanks with silly nouns
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Having them determine what their desired outcome is and then learning how to draw up a plan to get there is more valuable for them long term than the outcome itself. A flow cart is just more hand holding.
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Probably futile. An AGI by definition is capable of self improvement. Given enough time (maybe not even that much time) it would be orders of magnitude smarter than us, just like we're orders of magnitude smarter than ants. Like an ant
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Isn't this the same argument as "ban murder, not guns"? Murder is illegal, yes, but fatalities are lower in places with gun control than places without.
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Same thing with the collapse of Nortel in Ottawa around 2001. Painful in the short term for those affected but long term it created a much more robust tech ecosystem.

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