E3 was more than trailers. It was also a chance for journalists to meet game developers and try their games. That aspect died when game developers realized they could just reach the consumer directly without the journalist middleman, and consumers kept up to date with games without journalists.
So TL;DR: there might be unexpected time zone rule changes in the future. The solution presented in the article is to store both UTC and local time, so the application can easily adjust itself if such change happens.
You ever see a dog that’s got its leash tangled the long way round a table leg, and it just cannot grasp what the problem is or how to fix it? It can see all the components laid out in front of it, but it’s never going to make the connection....
One way to tell if two numbers are equal is to show there’s no real number between them. Try to formulate a number that’s between 0.999… and 1. You can’t do that.
0.999… means infinitely repeating 9s. There’s no more 9 to add that hasn’t already been added. If you can add another 9, then it’s not infinitely repeating.
Learning about reflog was a game changer. Now I’m never afraid of breaking my branch. If I mess up, I can always git reset —hard to a previous state.
Another game changer was learning that a perfectly valid way of doing squash is to do git reset to an earlier commit and then do git commit -a. Saves a lot of rebasing headache.
I’ve noticed YouTube specifically has become more addictive, I never used to be one to sit and scroll for long durations before but I often catch myself spending way too long on shorts now...
I’m feeling the opposite lately. YouTube recommendations suck. I often open the app/page for the quick dopamine rush, but few of the recommendations interests me, so I just bounce off. For me, YouTube is mostly for long form content nowadays. Something I can put in the background while cooking/doing dishes.
Instagram is turning more and more like TikTok. Sometimes it recommends me something fun (like cat videos), but often it’s just nonsense. So I bounce off quite quickly there as well.
Comments should be used when it’s hard to convey the intent using only code. For example, maybe there’s some unintuitive border case that must handled. Then it could be useful to add some explanation with a comment.
I also like to add comments when I find some clever solution/workaround on the web. For example, some stack overflow answer or Wikipedia page of some algorithm.
I think a more appropriate one would be about the sunk cost fallacy. You should realize when it’s time to take a step back and reconsider your solution. Maybe you’re missing something obvious?
That’s how GANs are trained, and I haven’t seen anything about GPT4 (or DALL-E) being trained this way. It seems like current generative AI research is moving away from GANs.
Sony Interactive Entertainment sent a message via the PS5 and PS4's advisory systems mentioning that the consoles won't support X (formerly Twitter) integration anymore.
On the topic of Microsoft support, I hate how useless support boards are. They’re always responding with the same template answers describing the exact steps the asker clearly stated they’ve already done with no results. Microsoft is far from alone in this, but I just wanted to rant a bit.
Do you support sustainability, social responsibility, tech ethics, or trust and safety? Congratulations, you’re an enemy of progress. That’s according to the venture capitalist Marc Andreessen.
I think most of the happiness comes from the strong unions and long history of worker’s rights movements. Sweden don’t have a law that determines minimum wage for example. It is the unions that determine a fair wage.
I’ve exhausted things I can sleep to on Netflix, and it’s literally impossible to sleep to things on Prime (so I barely watch anything there; it’s not worth falling asleep to something I like, since I might be punished for it), so I’ve started putting on YouTube in the evenings since it won’t wake me with silence at...
Nah, they’re the one who’s contributing most to the project. Mostly because their code is so garbage no one else can work with it. But that’s not a thing the managers take into account.
The secrecy brings everyone together. (startrek.website)
What Film Are You Surprised Didn't Get A Sequel?
New single planet fantasy game from Hello Games (www.youtube.com)
The Game Awards 2023 will run roughly 2.5 to 3 hours and feature more new game reveals, confirms Geoff Keighley. (nitter.net)
The Game Awards 2023 will run roughly 2.5 to 3 hours, confirms Geoff Keighley....
Spotify made £56m profit, but has decided not to pay smaller artists like me. We need you to make some noise | Damon Krukowski (www.theguardian.com)
I think my code will be OK... (i.imgflip.com)
I know this isn’t any kind of surprise, and yet, well…
GTA 6 trailer coming Tuesday, Rockstar announces (www.eurogamer.net)
More than 75% of web3 games failed (www.coingecko.com)
I am actually shocked that 25% of those shitcoin “games” didn’t fail
What's the simplest thing humans are too dumb to grasp?
You ever see a dog that’s got its leash tangled the long way round a table leg, and it just cannot grasp what the problem is or how to fix it? It can see all the components laid out in front of it, but it’s never going to make the connection....
How do you know if a tree that fell in the forest made a sound?
You check the crash logs
Ubisoft blames “technical error” for showing pop-up ads in Assassin’s Creed (www.theverge.com)
Let’s hope we never see this type of ‘technical error’ again.
My first year using Linux: My experience
In the end of November 2022 (1 year ago), I switched from MacOs to Linux (Debian with KDE Plasma) on my MacBook....
What are Lemmy's unwritten rules?
I’ll start. Non serious answers also welcome...
I didn’t plan this far ahead (lemmy.world)
blast! (lemmy.world)
Has anyone else noticed smartphones have got significantly more addictive recently
I’ve noticed YouTube specifically has become more addictive, I never used to be one to sit and scroll for long durations before but I often catch myself spending way too long on shorts now...
I have a software engineering joke but it's probably not scalable (sh.itjust.works)
A response to the "Boycott Wayland" article
Link to article: gist.github.com/…/9feb7c20257af5dd915e3a9f2d1f227…...
Code comments are (mostly) a violation of DRY (danielrotter.at)
Comments in code are quite often a code smell. Let’s see what is suboptimal about comments and talk about some strategies to avoid them.
A touching backstory (startrek.website)
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‘ChatGPT detector’ catches AI-generated papers with unprecedented accuracy (www.nature.com)
PS5 & PS4 Will Lose X Integration This Month, a Year After Elon Musk's Acquisition of Twitter (techraptor.net)
Sony Interactive Entertainment sent a message via the PS5 and PS4's advisory systems mentioning that the consoles won't support X (formerly Twitter) integration anymore.
Whoops (thumbsnap.com)
Microsoft may replace the Start button with the Copilot AI in Windows 12 (www.notebookcheck.net)
"Browsing the web in 2019" by bruised_blood (files.ioc.exchange)
Why are gnome devs like this? (sh.itjust.works)
Tests are code too (lemmy.world)
Hey tech billionaires, if you want to talk about radical change, let’s abolish venture capitalism (www.theguardian.com)
Do you support sustainability, social responsibility, tech ethics, or trust and safety? Congratulations, you’re an enemy of progress. That’s according to the venture capitalist Marc Andreessen.
Which YouTuber's voice can lull you to sleep?
I’ve exhausted things I can sleep to on Netflix, and it’s literally impossible to sleep to things on Prime (so I barely watch anything there; it’s not worth falling asleep to something I like, since I might be punished for it), so I’ve started putting on YouTube in the evenings since it won’t wake me with silence at...
Lies of P - Director's Letter (youtu.be)
“But how do I access it?” (i.imgur.com)
Tesla threatens to bring in strikebreakers as Swedish workers strike (www.thelocal.se)
We've all been there (feddit.de)
I am God's greatest programmer (lemmy.world)