acdbddh · HackerTrans

vor 4 Stundendiscuss

It may be at this moment anti-ai but only until a model maintainer put a little of effort to include reading it in the next training set.

acdbddh

vor 2 Monatendiscuss

this actually started to look promising recently, since https://eon.systems/ somewhat managed to scan and upload fly brain to the computer, maybe one day the same would be possible with the frozen human brain.

imagine waking up in the simulated environment...

acdbddh

vor 2 Monatendiscuss

I guess they would plug us some electrodes which we could learn to use to communicate. ;)

The brain itself doesn't have pain receptors, so painkillers would not make any difference. The only pain would be existentional ;)

acdbddh

vor 2 Monatendiscuss

To be honest, if my only other option was to be buried, I would love to let my brain be connected to some machine that try to keep it as alive-like as possible.

Just please don't remove my brain before I'm 1000% certainly dead.

acdbddh

vor 8 Monatendiscuss

I want a console that is brother-proof. He should not be able to break it by just pressing buttons

acdbddh

vor 8 Monatendiscuss

Agree. By "best experience" I also mean "don't force me to wait". But my console doesn't do that. Some online games may require patches before playing for better (anticheat) or worse reasons but thats a fault of the game supplier - not the console supplier.

acdbddh

vor 8 Monatendiscuss

As much as I love hacking with various things, there are reasons why I buy "closed products" for myself and for my family. I like to do hacking when I want it (with ESP32, rpi etc). I don't want to be forced to serve as a free IT support guy anytime someone presses a wrong button.

When it comes to gaming consoles, I want them to serve reliably to my family. The game console must be fun, optimized for best experience and should not break. Will that be possible with an open platform where anyone can install anything?

acdbddh

vor 8 Monatendiscuss

when docker ;)

acdbddh

vor 8 Monatendiscuss

related quote from Carmack:

> "A large fraction of the flaws in software development are due to programmers not fully understanding all the possible states their code may execute in."

https://web.archive.org/web/20201229045320/https://www.gamas...

And variable mutations increase the cognitive load necessary to understand all the possible states.

acdbddh

vor 8 Monatendiscuss

In python its common to see code like this:

  df = pd.concat(df,other_df)
  df = df.select(...)
  ...

My eyes hurts, when I see it. It makes me avoid python. I bet the reason for this mutable code is a missing simple pipes syntax. I love pipes. In R can do:

  df |> 
    rbind(other_df) |> 
    select(...)

It feels much better.

acdbddh

vor 10 Monatendiscuss

related: old demoscene demos running in the browser: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40241290

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