shortrounddev2

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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
Never understood why Youtube was considered social media
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
It's a copyright thing
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
Compulsory attendance used to be far less common in colleges, but teenagers in America mature far more slowly than they used to and undergrads are still effectively children. Universities need to babysit them or they'll wreck the dropo
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
No its like saying you should buy a new battery after your battery dies. Yeah, its nice to have a spare battery around i guess but its not like your battery dying will significantly ruin your finances
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
When I'm debugging something, I'm not usually looking for the solution to the problem; I'm looking for sufficient evidence that I didn't cause the problem. Once I have that, the velocity at which I work slows down
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
idk if that argument really makes sense. A lot of AI chatbot companies have terrible or broken webapps and backend servers because it's not what they really care about. They put billions into their AI models, not their search features.
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
Im happy with it. I have filters which will try to find search results from before 2022, which has greatly improved the quality of results for me
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
For anyone who devs C++ on Windows because they still prefer visual studio over having to manage cmake on Linux, I've found meson to be a much friendlier build system and has really good integration with VSCode. And if you're like
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
Even if they didn't want to go that route, What I've seen google do in the past is render every frame to a texture atlas, and write a CSS animation which updates the background-position property at 60 frames a second, so at least
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
I just inspected it to see how they did the animations for those. Something in javascript is updating the img src attribute at 60fps, which is an absolutely insane way to code that IMO
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
If youre intent on writing everything on the frontend in javascript then you can just have a frontend app and use webapi MVC on the backend. Personally, in my personal projects, I find I iterate faster if I dont't write any javascript.
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
No it's not lol, this bubble will be over within 2 years
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
Just stick with the classic frameworks. Razor works great as does MVC WebAPI
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
Not really sure how I feel about it. It has some neat UI features (like CLI arguments in the toolbar) but I dislike the Windows 11 UI design and this is just... more of that. Plus it breaks existing themes
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
> In other words, if a search warrant would be required to enter a house, unless invited, why would this not apply to online data stored somewhere? The government has long considered the 4th amendment to be a major hindrance. The only re
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
Will you provide any way for users to request their comments be removed from your site?
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
I don't mind doing some of these tasks but if I could go my entire life without speaking to another customer, or even their engineering team, I would die happy
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
> April 2024 >Nintendo related content removed from the GMOD Steam Workshop >Nintendo sent out a DMCA notice to Facepunch, forcing Garry to remove years of user-created addons related to Nintendo from the Steam Workshop. Should hav
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
a 3D Graphics framework and a c++ library for parsing valve .map files
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
Automation of manual labor has annihilated some communities in the united states
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
Seems like a lazy way to write a law. Basically just gives any governor whose party controls the supreme court a blank check. The law should qualify what public safety means
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
I think the value of the internet has proven to be pretty dubious. It seems to have only made things worse
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
Because if you replace all of humans with machines, what jobs will be left?
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
If it can displace all of knowledge work the way that machines displaced manual labor, then the economy is pretty much fucked, right?
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
Why do we even want AGI so badly? It seems like a cataclysmic technology. Like after we invent it, market cap and stocks and money wont mean anything anymore
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by shortrounddev2 10mo ago
Does anyone believe this vision anymore though? It's obvious that the current tech is not the path to AGI
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by shortrounddev2 11mo ago
I moved to ProtonMail right before their CEO started mouthing off about his dipshit opinions. I still use them because it's cheaper to pay for a family plan and get a VPN, password manager, and storage along with the email. I used to p
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by shortrounddev2 11mo ago
I first joined reddit in 2010 because it was the best place to see other people's minecraft creations. I no longer have an account but by far the most commonly suggested videos for me when I view the front page without an account are 1
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by shortrounddev2 11mo ago
Isn't that a synchronous call?
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by shortrounddev2 11mo ago
Halliburton gave Cheney $34mil when he left the company to go be Vice President

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