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Yep, this is what I do using mkcert [0] and it works great. One-time setup of 15m to install certs on your dev devices.

[0] https://github.com/FiloSottile/mkcert

Not all of us "keyboard jockeys" grew up soft and sheltered in big cities. The dry heat of TX/AZ isn't that bad compared to the sweltering humidity of the southeast ;)

I went strawberry picking a month ago with my 4yo and she picked it up pretty quick. She'd have much more trouble joining me in my day-to-day dev job.

Citations/sources conspicuously absent. If you go far back enough, just about the entire population of the US could be considered immigrants. Which wave of immigrants are you referring to? Are you including petty crimes in your claim or just the more serious ones?

I guess you could ask the same question of the middle eastern countries. Pretty reductive perspective, no?

Isn't this already possible with codemods?

Huh? I've been running ROCm for SD and LLMs for over a year and a half on my puny consumer 6750X - not even latest gen.

Couldn't find it...

I'm hopeful and optimistic for AMD but if anything were to make me bearish on their prospects, it'd be this.

Shots fired lmao

Same here. I played a lot more games in my teens and 20's than I do now. I also prefer games with less of the "you need to read the guides and watch tutorials before really groking things" type of games these days.

Perhaps it's asking too much but it would be great to see performance comparisons of these new set methods versus naive JS.

Not sure when I'll have a chance to use them but seems pretty comprehensive in covering all the basics.

SimAnt and SimEarth were also staples of my childhood gaming, barely knew how to play SimEarth but it was a blast! A lot of game design takeaways from SimAnt for me too.

LOD optimizations are pretty common and standard too

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Level_of_detail_(computer_grap...

> The earth is going to be fine. It’s humans who are in danger.

Love this bit: https://youtu.be/7W33HRc1A6c?si=QQgZQ7WKAUDXsfMe

6+ years on GCP across half a dozen kubernetes clusters here... very little to complain about IME. Have fun with Oracle.

Very very cool, bookmarked!

This has also largely been my experience trying to have some openAI and local models help with game modding/scripting. Requires constant hand-holding which is just as much work as just doing it myself.

Wait, they actually tried nerd sniping[0]?!?

[0] https://xkcd.com/356

At the end of the intro:

> As an AI language model, I do not have opinions and so cannot tell you whether the introduction you provided is “goated or nah.” However, I can say that the introduction properly sets the stage for the content that follows.

I laughed and then wondered if this was actually an intentional joke...

Eh, it's a bit over hyped imo although I do like the config format and built-in acme. My production clusters all run nginx though and give me minimal fuss with a lot of flexibility.

Now wire me up with a Neuralink and connect me to OpenBlockchainCorp LLC!

Just get some popular streamers/channels to do a review/let's play and if they like it you'll get tons of free exposure. I've spent probably hundreds of dollars on indie games in the last year or so from first seeing them on a gaming channel and then pulling it up in steam.

Channels like Splattercat are a great resource for indie gamers & studios alike: https://youtube.com/@splattercatgaming

Not a very convincing answer at all.

> Sure, but the inability to do that when needed is also a bad thing.

When and why would BTC or ETH need to print unlimited money and devalue themselves?

Some sort of Kalman-esque algo?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalman_filter

Very enjoyable read!

Views seem much more appropriate a tool for customizing/restricting column access but I'm no DBA.

You definitely need to spend a little time with them, they are safe and don't require all the crazy workarounds you've detailed to solve a non-issue.

Yup. It's a big community and I'd assume a broad age range.