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I have a feeling most people rushing to be first in line to freeze themselves for non-terminal-illness-reasons are probably not high productivity individuals.

A botnet that shows no evidence of saturating my CPU, RAM, disk, network? OK fine then.

Most malware these days does things like demand bitcoin, popup ads, or upload your files to the cloud without your consent.

If I've actually unknowingly downloaded a virus, it's honestly less malevolent than the paid version.

> I ran some benchmarks and the Go variants (traefik, caddy) eat a lot of memory per conn.

I'm pretty annoyed with how many people on HN are shouting in every thread "caddy is soon much better!" and the only material benefit to caddy I can glean from these threads is that it's easier for noobs. Which, to be clear, as far as I can tell, it does a good job of that and will probably win the next decade over nginx for that reason alone, but nginx really isn't that hard to set up, and I'm surprised there isn't so much push back against the pro-caddy narrative. It's just an uphill battle for an application written in golang to be faster than a mature application written in C. Obviously I will continue to use nginx until hard evidence of on-par performance is published, but at the same time I'm more likely to hold out for a competitor written in rust.

Sadly, I've noticed that since covid started, a lot of places stopped having unsweetened tea. It appears to also correlate with the arrival of freestyle machines, which often have full sugar tea and diet sweetened tea options, but sadly unsweetened tea is disappearing.

"I have a friend who didn't want to travel, therefore most people just don't want to travel."

> By definition they cannot escalate

By definition, they literally can escalate and have a wide variety of escalating options, I have no idea why you'd go all in on a word without knowing what it means.

Can't wait for Sony to be the only high profile publisher that makes films where people can tell AI was used.

An ancient version of svelte/sapper did something like this to me. I was pinning my versions correctly. A year or 2 later, I needed to make a one line change to my project. I was on a new computer. Neither my computer nor the existing netlify autodeploy could successfully build my project. Luckily, it was tiny enough to remake in any fresh SPA framework in less than an hour.

Usually, this happens with any tutorial/blog that tells you to pip/npm install and doesn't specify an exact version or provide a pinned package.json. if it's a year old, it almost always won't work without estimating what version of X was likely published at the time of blog entry.

> JS canvas library

Is that publicly available anywhere?

Irrelevant, the problem is runaway inequality, not general inequality.

They're just derailing to what about their unrelated political grandstand.

Ignoring all the psychologists and engineers being paid 6 figure salary to siphon your peers attention to sell ads, I wouldn't be surprised if your peers had several undiagnosed and easily accommodated attention disorders their parents don't believe in.

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What happens when I need to search a term that's outside the scope of topics that my followees are trusted for? Then it's a spammer free-for-all?

> human can tell you "I have no idea, this isn't my field" or "I'm just guessing here"

I wish more of them would lol

Either they are annoyed that everything claims to be fast, or they prefer slow bloated software.

I'm going to buy a case for any phone regardless of how many gorilla's they promise are in the phone.

I wouldn't br surprised if the macs hardware were still better for local LLMs and other AIs tho.

The corporate marketing vanguard that picks winners in the gaming industry is almost entirely dedicated to microtransactions, pay to win, pay walls, subscriptions, and battle passes.

Inorganicly chosen winners is a problem, but in the music industry, the end product itself doesn't exploit the listener beyond just that.

Do you consider the civilization series popular? It seems people put up with that.

I got a buddy who is making an AW2-like and was exploring procedurally generated gameplay modes (including co-op), not sure if they'll use this new AI thing or not.

I can't think of any high effort, non-cash-grabs, non-asset-flips that were dragged through the mud for using AI.

System Prompt: You are a helpful crew member for the user's space vessel. You attempt to follow every detail of every command the user provides or question the user asks. If any detail is left ambiguous or unspecified, assume the worst possible interpretation.

That probably involves more of a corporate marketing vanguard that picks winners more so than it organicly finds them.

These days any time I ask an AI to fix something, it starts over from scratch and some random detail falls off the back of the prompt truck.

> you will never be able to fix it.

I don't know about the article's studio specifically, but regarding AI game engines, I'm mostly worried you won't be able to make engine edits, or the engine will only be able to make an extremely narrow subset of games, or exiting the WYSIWYG/SaaS means starting over from scratch. If the engine targets a specific genre, it could cause a flood of low effort garbage. Some genres are already flooded because the easier game engines have tutorials and asset packs for them.

For budgeting purposes, I'm trying to amortize the cost of freespeech. Twitter keeps it simple, free speech is $8/month there. How much do you think I should budget monthly/yearly for account suspension appeals? Do you plan on offering a subscription option?

> The suggestion that one can have a direct relationship with God tends to annoy those in power

Weird because you can have a direct relationship with God is a very popular outspoken opinion among those in power and also something most Americans are taught at a young age, seems strange to call one of the most popular religious opinions "radical".

Is it possible to browse a forum and post/reply to comments on gopher/gemini? I saw a debate where one party insisted it was possible and supported, but no one was willing to provide evidence like documentation or code samples.

> No, anonymizing the comment doesn't count.

It would be nice if HN, or literally anyone, offered that option.