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terrut
18d ago
For me, that was the thing that made the game feel real. The feelings of actual dread and anger when losing a a ship made for some of my best and most intense gaming moments ever. The times I managed to come out on top were amazing. Partici
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terrut
19d ago
I'm able. I have no idea or wish to go cosplay as my mental model of someone having to use tools to access my website. I use accessibility tests that make sure content has readable colors. I set a content anchor so people can navigate
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terrut
21d ago
You are right to push back— Sorry, couldn't resist ;) I agree that this is not what we normally come here for, but this thread made me chuckle. I think we are just venting our shared frustrations a bit.
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terrut
24d ago
This is very inspiring. I have the old Kindle Keyboard that was recently discontinued. There are trivial workarounds and existing alternative OSes to get new books on it already, but it might be fun to ask Deepseek if it can help me make so
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1mo ago
I don't think there is much crossover unless your model responds well to being anthropomorphized. I find LLM's to be very easy to manage since they at least to me, appear more rational the humans. Myself included.
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5mo ago
My apps are free or freemium with a one time payment. I just started publishing, and my main drive is resentment towards the current state of surveillance in software. It doesn't have to be filled with ads and trackers on top of a subs
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5mo ago
I found the perfect sweet spot for my hobby development. I pay 7 euros for Gemini plus and use it for creating the architecture and technical specs. Those are fed to Sonnet on Pro that just implements the instructions. This gives plenty of
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terrut
1y ago
I am one of those lazy IT guys that is very content working in support and ops. I understand a lot of programming concepts and do a bit of automation scripting but never really bothered to learn any proper language fully. Vibe coding was ma
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2y ago
This is a thing. Going to the races and watching horses warming up in a paddock is very informative to those in the know. The first time i went, my girlfriend's father pointed out a horse that none if the others would run past, and tha
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2y ago
Thankfully, international shipping safety standards aren’t left up to individual manufacturers. Having worked on ships worldwide for several years, I’ve seen how each major incident drives tighter, more effective regulations. The Internatio
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terrut
2y ago
As an insufferable teenage atheist, the Christian themes went right over my head. They were just enjoyable as great stories.
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2y ago
I've been a Windows user since 3.1, but this was the straw for me. They have always provided an OS that just worked for my home needs, even with the creeping privacy invasions in the last update. I've been dual booting for a while
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terrut
3y ago
She has been alluding to old Soviet scientists having a theoretical foundation for the type of conductivity shown. She posted a link to this comment that explains some of the background: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=
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terrut
4y ago
I haven't read Derrida in decades, but your post inspired me to ask chatGPT about this. Version 3.5 would have none of it, and was adamant that Derrida's views were in no way threatened.I almost got the feeling it wanted to call m