scott01

In "Where Winds Meet" you can talk to NPCs

I played the demo and it blew my mind how cool the puzzles felt. I'll definitely get the full game later, though I doubt I'll invest 500 hours into it.

This was a response to a request for tips, suggesting oh-my-pi.

It already does: more taxes, HMRC's new analytics systems, selling government properties. Weakening encryption merely means you can't legally hide anything.

Obviously speculating, but if you make a really good humanoid robot, it'll be easier to create purpose-specific ones, as the tech is basically explored far enough. Plus, in China they don't just build factories, but create infrastructure / supply chain around them. Also, maybe they are trying to scale out automation, e.g. the Xiaomi factory that has mo workers, maybe they're betting on a universal-ish automation machine.

I’m a developer, daily driving Linux, and prefer GUI apps. Would’ve used Sublime Text if clangd plugin worked. Hence stuck with Emacs. Open Code GUI sucks compared to their TUI though.

I have to say, I prefer dongles lately. There are many inexpensive hifi dongles that sound great with in-ears. They’re also USB class-compliant audio devices and work everywhere. Obviously a preference, but as other commenters have mentioned, 3.5 jacks do break, and I’ve personally broken plenty.

Interesting, how did the fault happen for you? Was the PSU underpowered? I have a 850W unit, so you think it’ll be enough?

With this amount of VRAM, do you happen to be using a Strix Halo or a Mac?

In my experience, using chats merely as stack overflow replacement, e.g. for providing obscure API usage examples, is a huge time saver — otherwise I would’ve had to lurk around game engine sources, examples, comments, sometimes forum posts, etc. AI code reviews definitely help finding issues, especially when I work on something for more than a week and inevitably forgetting things.

This was a prelude to his argument for needing a set of moral standards.