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I think I want to print out a letter and put it in everyone’s home in my neighborhood with one of these. To at least let them know who they’re helping. I’d bet a vast majority have no idea.

That sounds awful. Do you think that’s from being isolated from the rest of the team who are together?

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That sounds almost like an AI version of TDD.

To add an example, in video games we call it AI whenever the enemy appears to make a choice.

Yes, it can. Research even indicates it can. He isn’t saying anything actually novel.

Research in question: https://hbr.org/2024/09/ai-can-mostly-outperform-human-ceos

Actually, the devs seem to respect the players. I’ve only once spent more money than the initial purchase and it was to add a rogue like campaign feature. There are micro transactions, but it is actually feasible to just play and earn everything. I have all of the heroes unlocked and most of the skill tree.

Edit: to add, I have the game via steam as well and the cloud saves go between both. Only needed to buy the rogue like mechanic once but base game each time as the rogue like is attached to the cloud account on their servers.

I love Bloons TD 6. I think it’s fully worth the asking price given they still consistently release updates and content

Expedition 33 got me to laugh pretty hard a few times.

Accessibility gets throw out the window?

That’s a great approach, hope you don’t mind I’m gonna copy

I told them my os is non standard, Graphene, and if they need anything more than 2fa codes, it’d need to be on one of their devices.

Yeah, fuck that guy!

I get that the simple language option exists, and i definitely think I’m not qualified to really argue what Wikipedia should or should not do. But I wanted to share what my lemmy feed looked like when I clicked into this post and I gotta say, I sorta get it.

Wicker Man - Nick Cage

Actually, almost any movie where we keep Nick Cage. Kickass, Gone in 60 Seconds, Lord of War.

I use pycharm for this and in general it does a great job. At work we’ve got some massive repos and it’ll handle it fine.

The “find” tab shows where it’ll make changes and you can click “don’t change anything in this directory”

If you’re willing to deal with managing it, 125gb on s3 seems to cost about $3 per month.

I watched a YouTube video where a dev was optimizing unity code to match the size of data that is sent to the cpu using structs just like this.

I’m a backend dev and the last 3 companies I’ve worked for are exclusively apple only. It feels, to me, like apple took over US tech startups. Obviously pretty poor sample size.