speedster217

Agreed. AI has been "just trust me bro" for so long. People need to show receipts instead of spreading vague hype

There's a direct quote in the article from Jaredd talking about poor work/life balance

They are saying that someone who will summarize an article with AI is already implicitly biased. It's not about the AI, it's about the user.

Yeah I thought it was very obvious that the author was more careless and complicit than she was admitting.

I've really been enjoying modern Python both at work and on personal projects.

Yeah it doesn't even remotely qualify as a warning about it using your tokens to improve itself.

Americans are so used to school shootings they complain about the Onion's reaction to it rather than the failure of politics that led them here.

I have a touchscreen laptop and I love it.

Mainly for stuff like quickly moving windows or highlighting.

But also I'm shocked Slay the Spire 2 on KDE is just working perfectly with the touch screen. Card games feel pretty natural with touch screens.

I've made that decision before without the help of LLMs so I'm not sure what you're trying to say here. It feels vaguely insulting to our intelligence.

not specific characters.

That's funny because they have been releasing a ton of named hero characters lately.

A (I'm unsure how large) portion of the community hates this style of game design and call it "Herohammer"

I play the space bugs because I like huge swarms of things, so thematically I agree with them.

Can you share an example of Fennel with AwesomeWM?

Anyone have any tutorials on Godot that they recommend?

I've got a small RPG prototype that runs in the console but would love to give it an actual GUI/sprite graphics.

https://github.com/astrada/google-drive-ocamlfuse is one option

Yep that happened to me when I moved to be closer to family

Malcolm Gladwell has a great set of Revisionist History podcasts on this subject.

Here's the first one:

http://revisionisthistory.com/episodes/04-carlos-doesnt-reme...

Have you lived in Silicon Valley? The amount that people from other companies talk to each other is incredible. You're using a technology? Oh just hop in the car and talk to the developers about your use case and help guide the development.

You _can_ do that remotely, but having it happen in person is way more reliable

Just want to add on to this. Whenever I'm looking up a piece of software and I find a Digital Ocean tutorial on it, I know I'm in good hands.

Have yet to find a tutorial that wasn't great!

My coworker who likes Murakami recommended Kawabata and Ishiguro, but I haven't had a chance to read either yet.

I just tested it in Python3:

    def foo():
        exec("a=1")
        return a

    print(foo())

    Traceback (most recent call last):
      File "test.py", line 5, in <module>
        print(foo())
      File "test.py", line 3, in foo
        return a
    NameError: name 'a' is not defined

At a place I worked, our CEO said that most businesses only paid about 60% of list price. The list price was inflated so that the people who were buying would get rewarded by their companies for knocking the price down so much