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Comment · 13 days ago
someone got some old games running (gta iv, v, nfs underground 2 and more) directly in the browser.

pretty cool. im not sure how they did it, but i can't help but feel like this is probably the end of physical games.

looks like stadia was ahead of its time

Comment · 20 days ago
So the goal is to produce a robot that has reliability, uptime & maintenance cost lower than the human body... Seems very difficult...
Comment · 23 days ago
Id probably ask claude
Comment · 25 days ago
Regarding the song example, it may take an hour to write, but weeks, maybe years of material build up in the subconscious.
Comment · 1 month ago
conservatives?
Comment · 1 month ago
Israel, probably
Comment · 2 months ago
anything but learn sl
Comment · 3 months ago
it kinda does?
Comment · 4 months ago
honestly, for me, chatgpt has more replaced dribbble than it has figma.

where i'd normally spend hours combing through dribbble looking for inspiration for layouts for specific components (most of the time finding nothing), now I use chatgpt to come up with a number of different designs, then port them over to figma.

most designs produced by cgpt arent production-ready, especially for mobile. figma allows me to set proper constraints (screen size, for example), that give it a more grounded "shape"

for that reason, the actual final design is still by hand for now. however, the translation from design to implementation is greatly sped up by codex, which basically does it pixel-perfect.

all the same, still lots of tweaks needed before the final implementation is ready. design to code still has a bunch of issues that often need figuring out/standardising - font sizes, weights, etc.

this is on mobile btw, where space is very limited. havent worked on a website in a while, but i'd imagine the extra space would allow for far more liberty. i do not miss having to craft ten different designs just to ensure responsiveness. massive pita.

Comment · 5 months ago
ok. so what are the implications of for math
Comment · 5 months ago
interesting indeed. very short sighted by google if so. before, the incentive for publishing on google was discovery... if that goes away, then what?
Comment · 5 months ago
default vivaldi engine. no complaints.
Comment · 5 months ago
from 511k indexed paged to just 11? that is some serious jank

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