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OmgItBurns

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  • G-Assist is ‘real’: NVIDIA unveils NitroGen, open-source AI model that can play 1000+ games for you

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  • I mean it used to be the norm for games to have cheat codes built into them. Maybe you get stuck on one part and need help, maybe you have fun spawning a bunch of weapons and going on a rampage (see GTA), or maybe you just want to see what happens if you spawn a giant enemy in a small room.

  • The Six Stages of Code Grief

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  • I once worked with a guy who would actively remove everyone else's comments any time he touched someone else's code. Only comments he made during code reviews? "Does this comment need to be here?". The code was a barren, commentless place.

  • Priorities

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  • A whole list? That sounds like it would take somewhere between 3 seconds and 6 hours. Who has that kind of time?

  • Computer Science, a popular college major, has one of the highest unemployment rates

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  • The most important aspect is motivation to improve and do cool shit. That can, also, be said about a lot of professions. The best thing you can do is to find what is most interesting to you and spend at least a few hours a week learning about it or engaging with it. It could be new features of a language you know, a programming methodology that is new to you, learning about/contributing to a FOSS project you like, or anything else.

    School and work will almost definitely force you to engage with the parts of development you don't like, as well will give you an opportunity to engage with the parts of development you do like. It's on you to keep yourself engaged and improving in your skills.

  • The AI company Perplexity is complaining their bots can't bypass Cloudflare's firewall

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  • I think part of the issue is that it does act more like a search engine crawler than a traditional user. A lot of sites rely on real human traffic for revenue (serving ads, requests to sign up for Patreon, using affiliate links, etc) that gets bypassed by these bots. Hell in some cases the people running the sites are just looking for interaction. So while there is a spike in traffic, and potentially cost, the people running these sites aren't getting the benefit of that traffic.

    Basically these have the same issues as the summaries that Google does in their search results but, potentially, have much larger impact on the host's bandwidth

  • Meta appoints anti-LGBTQ+ conspiracy theorist Robby Starbuck as AI bias advisor

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  • It's already here. I know someone who drank the Flavor-Aid and within the past year he's starting using the T-slur and blamed Somalis when I offhandedly asked why traffic was so bad in a certain part of town (while there is a high Somali population here, the traffic problem is 100% poor city planning).

    So fucking weird hearing that come out of the mouth of the Commie artist I used to go to punk shows with.

  • A 2003 complaint about Half-Life

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  • Oh man I forgot about those site! Back in the day my mom couldn't afford to get me many new video games, so I'd download tons of demos.

  • This Is What They Meant By Making America Great Again?

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  • Anyone else think this looks like a retro-futuristic adult toy with an extra buzzy feature?

  • What are your stories like?

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  • Im going to assume you're not trying to be an asshole here and don't really understand.

    Yes, most of us know that this is hyperbole. We understand that non-ADHD folks aren't robots and generally have an understanding of what social interaction for people without ADHD looks like.

    Its the degree to which this effects us that is in play. When it comes to most things with ADHD if you read it and it sounds like something that everyone experiences just be aware that folks with ADHD experience it to a debilitating level.

    It isn't that other people don't get sidetracked or go on tangents when telling a story, it's that ADHD folks struggle to or are unable to tell a concise story. Even if we've practiced and rehearsed it 1000 times. It's common for us to clarify something multiple times because we've forgotten what we've already told you or start in what seems like the middle of a conversation because we're unaware that you're lacking context. It's common for us to start explaining something, completely forget what we're talking about half way through, and just keep talking and hope we somehow answer the original question. It can be legitimately difficult to have conversation on a specific topic.

    To the best of my understanding, this can be explained by the fact that most of us have a very limited working memory and struggle to pass information between working, short term, and long term memory. Often, we've quite literally forgotten what we were talking about and are using context clues to keep going.

    edit: Noticed that I missed a few words/had a partially rewritten sentence. I feel like I accidentally proved my point somewhat.

  • How good are you at making eye contact with people

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  • I don't know what a Mind War Accounts is and am uncertain if I should answer. Please send help.

  • If americans come to germany and act like german public Transport is the best, how frickin bad is american public Transport?

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  • When I saw "American rail" the first and only thought I had was of a porn parody of a movie: An American Rail: Fievel Bangs West.

  • Nerdcore is back

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  • Hell yeah! I remember being at a show with mc chris, MC Lars, and Mega Ran when the 2016 election results were announced. They made a bad night bearable.

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  • Hey they have like 5 games that you can play once a day. Those are kinda fun.

  • What's a random line from a movie that fans of it will instantly know?

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  • "in a row?"

  • I have this t-shirt. Who's tour was this?

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  • I don't know about op, but this is the exact kind of thing I'd buy from a thrift store

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  • Can we start calling them Adobe Lovers?

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  • Awesome thanks for the info on that.

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  • I've had the opposite happen since switching to Windows 11. Multiple BSODs a week on both machines. Super frustrating.

  • We did the math on AI’s energy footprint. Here’s the story you haven’t heard.

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  • Nothing wrong with examining potential issues for emerging technology before they become actual issues.

  • ADHD @lemmy.world
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    Has anyone figured out a good way to remember information sources?

  • Asklemmy @lemmy.ml
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    Speaking of Special Ed In Schools, What Have You Seen Work?

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    What Good Sources For Adult ADHD Are Out There?