You’re just licensed under the GNU General Public License, it’s not your fault you get passed around!
You’re just licensed under the GNU General Public License, it’s not your fault you get passed around!


GOG doesn’t give you ownership of the game the way physical media does though. Unless they’ve added a feature to sell your used games?


Estonia. 150 Mbps connection and it usually reaches the cap pretty reliably. Download speeds are usually a bit over 17 MB/s


Well yes… If you get that far.
I literally can’t stay on a project long enough unless it’s work where money motivates me. I’ll think of a new cool project and start on that instead of the previous one.
I do also have ADHD to be fair.


It’s unsurprising.
Normal development: Start work on new project, design it really well, start work, get bored after a week. Project 10% towards first release. Oh well.
Vibe coding: Have a buggy mess ready in a few hours, spend the next few days improving it somewhat, get bored after a week, app was already released by the time you quit.


Welll the game is nearly 17 years old
Not to defend the fuckface who should rot in prison wearing whatever color jumpsuits they have in the UK, but in general I’d say having the courage to dress feminine without feeling like your masculinity or sexuality is threatened is actually a pretty masculine trait (if you consider that masculine is supposed to also mean confident)
Though in his case I’m assuming he just actually gay.
Different strokes for different folks. I actually liked Oppenheimer and have watched it once or twice at home after seeing the Barbenheimer double feature in the cinema. At the same time, I could see how you might find it boring. I just really like slow burn movies and shows


I’m assuming that in this instance a “full set of cards” just means realizing you’re not the second coming of Jesus Christ himself.


Guardrails will improve too, because trust eventually becomes a competitive advantage.
Thing is, as an LLM user you don’t want guardrails usually. Someone else wants it to have guardrails so you can’t get all the information you want.
If you’re reverse engineering something, you don’t want the guardrails to say “hey this is copyrighted, I can’t do this”. I’m assuming terrorists don’t want the guardrails to stop the LLM from giving them info on chemical weapons. And if you’re religious, you probably don’t want guardrails to stop the LLM from talking about religion with you
Pretty sure you can just walk into a dealer and order a new one. It’ll just be a basic Ferrari. The limited production run models are the ones reserved for repeat customers.
It’s also to make their customers feel special
The entire ownership experience is ass though. New, you’re stuck going to the dealer for repairs. Old, good luck finding parts
The Corvette? Didn’t it have like horse chariot suspension 3 generations ago? Scary indeed when a car is fast but not built to take corners at any speed.


Voyager share button first downloads the video and then opens the share menu. This video takes a long time to download
There are cities in the US where that’s about middle class, I’m assuming that’s where they’re from


I exited out of all American ETFs earlier this year so I’m feeling good about myself lol


Yes, but that doesn’t mean it was a trillion dollars that changed hands, or even anywhere close to a trillion necessarily.


Well yes but that doesn’t mean an entire trillion dollars existed first. Valuation goes by the latest trade price, not total purchase price of all stocks.
A million people could all buy a share of something that has a million shares for 1 dollar and then the some person buys one off one of the investors for 1000 dollars and nobody’s selling for any less than that. Congratulations, it’s now a billion dollar company. Now some people realize it’s a bubble and lower their sell price to 10 dollars. A few people buy. It’s now a 10 million dollar company. 990 million was wiped off the stock market.
That obviously simplifies it but you get the point.
Yeah… It makes a modicum of sense for cars where overhead lines are impractical and batteries heavy…
But TRAINS? Didn’t we figure out electrification of trains via overhead power lines idk… nearly 150 years ago apparently? Quite literally the easiest mode of transport to electrify…