Mashimo

> I've been squashing bugs day and night

> This has been stressing me out

> the bugs follow me in my sleep

Sounds like you need some vacation.

It goes even deeper. On Toms Hardware you find a link to a blog that is based on a talk.

How can that be profitable on the long run?

Feels like it will end up more expensive in a few years

There is also https://getartcraft.com/apps/cadcraft

One of those new *craft apps that try to clean room copy well known commercial solutions. Though apparently it's currently in a very early stage (buggy)

It's one big as single file https://github.com/Nx-Nass/NassCAD/blob/main/MEDUSA_SOURCE/n...

Just a one minutes test:

    * Mouse over text takes too long, it should be visible instant. When I'm searching for a tool I don't want to wait 500ms for each symbol
    * Even empty it feels more laggy then onshape on same device / browser.
    * When I did a boolean operation there is no popup or similar where I can choose the tool and target. It's all based on selection order? How do I choose 2 tools and one target, or the other way around.

And it's all based on a single 16 000 large c++ file? https://github.com/Nx-Nass/NassCAD/blob/main/MEDUSA_SOURCE/n...

wut? That whole repo seems a mess.

Mhh, maybe it was the resolution that I turned down on mobile to save battery.

I don't know. In hitman I can disable all the hints and it's quite a challenge to get a good time.

Also plenty of mil Sims available if you are into multilayer.

What do you mean by these days? Do you think the games are different? Or just you not enjoying the danger type of content any more?

I read similar reports so many times, when I got my 165hz screen I got disappointed. I also disable it on my phone to get more battery life. Different folks, different strokes.

> 3. Most roofs have to get replaced every 15 years

What in the world?? What are your roofs made out of?

With my gamer 4060 ti 16gb it takes around 20 or 30 seconds for flux 1024x1024 image. At least that's how I remember it.

Dang, this could have been fun for home assistent.

Never heard about RTX, turns out it's Raytheon.

People on reddit claim it's bad at generating images of people, apparently because they removed anything close to nsfw from the training set. Anyone already tried it?

The appeal is automation.

Oh that. Yes, most AI subscriptions have something similar.

I think it means you can't use more than 25% of your monthly limit in the 5 hour period.

If you use something like "DeepSeek V4.1 Flash" you get 80 USD worth of API price out of the 10 USD subscription. Assuming you spread it out over a few sessions, as you have the 5h and weekly limits. I think it's similar with Claude or Codex subscription.

Yes.

I find it odd that opencode is not even in the top 50 of coding apps on openrouter. I wonder if it's just .. somehow not counting or missing?

What do you mean by it can't rename the project? Which project? OpenCode?

But how would you get ~real~ friends if not through casual meetups first?

> it's easiest if I'm not too fond of the people around me

I get your logic, but I so don't want to live that life. Screw money, I spend ~8h per day at work, I want to hang out with people I like.

> , none of those would quite fit the definition of "friends".

Why can't the big group of acquaintances not lead to real friendship?

I would haver guesst that's the way you find friends. Stranger -> acquaintances -> friends -> close friends?

What do you mean there is some kind of throttling?

The word processor is buggy. When switching between touch typing and swiping the cursor ends up in the middle of words.

It's estimated requests based on average usage just to give you a better idea.

For some models your 10 Usd sub will get you 60 Usd worth of tokens per month.

But you can use any sub from other providers if you want. You can just log in with openai account and use chatgpt models.

VAT should be done by AliExpress now, at least that is how I understood it.

Sadly it's only limited items, but you can also filter for just items that they have in their EU warehouse.

I recently bought some stuff (Ps2 controller etc) and it was still cheaper including shipping and duty then to order it in EU. Package was checked by customs.

Could you sell a box of 10x Item A on amazon, and a box of 15x Item A on your own website for cheaper per unit? Without triggering the amazon Fair Pricing Policy?

But how does ublock origin lite, the v3 version, blocks adverts on youtube just fine?

Yes, I read it, I was just quoting from "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IR1GZVogy24

    Eddie: Oh, and if Tom or anyone else for that matter feels like givin' them a bit of a kickin', I'm sure it won't do any harm.
    Soap: Yeah, little bit of pain never hurt anybody. If you know what I mean. Also, I think knives are a good idea. Big, ****-off shiny ones. Ones that look like they could skin a crocodile. Knives are good, because they don't make any noise, and the less noise they make, the more likely we are to use them. Shit 'em right up. Makes it look like we're serious. Guns for show, knives for a pro.
    Tom: Soap, is there something we should know about you?
    Bacon: I'm not sure what's more worrying. The job or your past.

What is "TFA" though?