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Is there a reason to not switch?

Connecting a screen to a raspberry pi could be an idea

I wonder what happened to that child

What about when the lawyer tech becomes open source and you can have your own personal lawyer in your pocket at all times?

I love the cognitive dissonance between "you're just stealing people's art and modifying them slightly!" versus "AI art sucks and has no artistic value"

Wind Waker is nice, but it has a lot of sailing. Breath of the Wild would be a better game if you prefer walking/horse riding.

> I've largely stuck with strong passwords for most of my accounts

The problem is, it's virtually impossible for the average human to remember their password if they have a unique, strong password for every site.

Great advice. The only thing that's missing is to grind leetcode as hard as you can. As much as HN and Reddit hates leetcode, most companies still use it in some form. Getting good at leetcode-style questions will allow you to get through the first few interview stages more consistently. Then, in the later interview stages, you can show off your personal projects and open source contributions.

You eat a 1000 calories a day?

I hope all YouTube creators go out of business. That way - no more YouTube addiction.

Thank you, this is good advice.

How does one find the best tools for the job? I want to build something that is performant and maintainable, but I also don't want an over-engineered mess.

In my opinion, games are the most fun when you're playing against someone slightly higher than your skill level.

What would be cool is if you could get GPT to break the command up into its components and then explain what each component does and how it works.

This was a great read. I distinctly remember playing Hapland as a kid. Armour games or Crazymonkeygames, can't remember which one it was. So this was a great nostalgia trip.

That's why you meditate on your death everyday

The article literally mentions that the tractors use AI to avoid obstacles in the first paragraph.

> that's no fun

Is there really any fun in solving problems that you could easily solve with an AI?

Also, try moving a bubble behind the fan

I expect that in 5-10 years, the Internet will be unusable without scripts and browser extensions

What does Playwright do that Selenium can't do?

87,000 people and they still can't fix the bugs in the Instagram android app

People who say "project" are usually projecting themselves

Yep, now they are free to live their lives! (Netflix and video games)

That would rank pretty far up in the "unethical jobs" list

Having a high IQ also isn't necessary. No harm in not wanting to chase excellence

There was no need for that second comment

The delay would have to be a lot longer than 5 minutes. It's not uncommon for players to take 30+ mins on a single move in OTB chess.

Also, if your cheating device allows you to somehow input chess positions, then you wouldn't even require an external signal. Though it would be extremely impressive if somebody could pull that off.

Or worse, Quora "answers"

It doesn't matter. At the end of the day, all leetcode "style" questions fall into a particular bucket. Two pointers, graphs, etc. It's not like the company is innovating new types of problems. It's just the same problem reworded.