jareklupinski
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ah i guess that could be rolled into the level select: scaling the ball progresses through the collections, making it a linear experience, but one that could be more.... curated :D
> I've always felt different
visit new york city's lower east side
everyone here is different :)
there was an inkjet printer that had a special tray for CD/DVDs
the intent was to add artwork to the discs, but if you put a copper-plated board in there, printed on a circuit board, and etched away the area left behind, you'd be almost there :)
drilling holes and thru plating is my least favorite step tho
inflammation _is_ a repair process (part of it)
> The space agency released a Request For Information (RFI) on Thursday asking commercial companies for ideas on how to reboost, service, or a controlled disposal of Hubble.
send another satellite with a better camera, and use it to knock the old one out of orbit like a pool ball
i got the Codex Seraphinianus as a gift a while back
its fun to "unfocus" my mind while flipping through the pages, pretending the things inside might even be real. got an idea for a clock design that way once
found ape escape on the quiver launcher; its definitely janky compared to an emulator, but still interesting to see if i can have some fun moving code around
i pipe pdfs directly from LLMs to UV printing and laser cutting services for enclosures
> Half of Americans struggle to afford groceries and gas
the other half walk to restaurants
> A companion Roosevelt Institute brief found that some platforms "use data-brokers to determine nurse debt levels and offer lower wages to those with highest debt loads."
thanks free market
> ... his 6-year-old son has visited the site. “He dreams of being a truck driver. But I told him my job is to replace truck drivers,” Liu said.
such is tech
the US has summoned the ambassador of Seaweed to answer for this
our chocolate shortage is dire!
my grandmother used her offline-only computer for solitaire
what are grandmothers even doing on the internet, theres dangerous viruses and worms on there!
is there any other medium where the range of participants in the pool goes from "55 year career professional" to "hardened criminal" to "kindly grandmother"
> How out of touch do you have to be to be to make that call
facebook sends out fake "you just requested this login code" notifications through whatsapp to make you worry, sign in, and bump their MAU count
where do you think it ends :/
it got so bad, even their _free online games_ needed to authenticate using a bespoke popup where you clicked in your pin number
towards the end it shuffled the digits after each click
truly cat and mouse
> lack of push notifications
under-rated feature
same as self-hosting email/webservers though, you dont need world-class hardware for personal projects. frontier models may be more capable but a smaller model can just as easily work through a project you break down for it
i've been running DeepSeekV4 flash but looking at the other models being suggested around, best part is switching to test has 0 cost :)
i felt like commercials LLMs were "good enough" for my needs about 2-3 generations ago, so this clicked into my work/life needs perfectly
i got them right before they went up in price, but honestly, for the ability to know that i wont have my thinking "questioned"... priceless
> Who decides what gets to be reverse engineered and what doesn't?
whoever owns the hardware
currently running 2x DGX Sparks and never thought to use a commercial model again
cant wait till fads are retro again
not OP but I once took an entry-level role at a small museum exhibit fabricator as their "tech guy", and many people i worked with there were showing me PLC / ladder logic stuff
until it stops making noise :|
dont click links
250k refresher fee
> able to take over anyone's account simply by sending them a link
dont click links people
that'll be $500k for the security training pls
it gave me an ad for hair regrowth drugs..
guess youtube has a different measure :P
what if we used AI on the climate
wait till you hear how people are made!
i think Steam's biggest moat was always understanding that a $50 refund is a $500+ future customer