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bryzaguy
·27 日前·議論
This is awesome
bryzaguy
·27 日前·議論
This is so cool!
bryzaguy
·29 日前·議論
I had Flashback on Sega Genesis as a kid. For whatever reason, I was unable to get past the first obstacle. I had a similar experience with Myst. After a while I came back to those games and now they are two of my all time favorite games. I was excited to see The Last Night revive the rotoscope style but sadly it was never finished. I saw Replaced picked up the mantle so I created an account and purchased it on Steam before realizing it's windows only and I'm macOS :(
bryzaguy
·2 か月前·議論
I had the same problem on iPhone. Turning my ringer on solved it.
bryzaguy
·3 か月前·議論
Reminds me of styled components. If the goal is generating the selector why not let the body be a string: ```{ Item: "color: red;" }```?
bryzaguy
·4 か月前·議論
I was really nervous about the update to Liquid Glass based on comments like this but my experience has been really positive. I love the new contextual tooltip menu when I try to select text and other thoughtful details. Maybe there’s things I’m not bumping into?
bryzaguy
·5 か月前·議論
Talk about a cliffhanger
bryzaguy
·5 か月前·議論
Oh wow! No way! Thank you!
bryzaguy
·5 か月前·議論
I'm curious about how the costs compare using something like this where you're hitting api's directly vs my $20 ChatGPT plan which includes Codex.
bryzaguy
·8 か月前·議論
This is such a great response. It leaves me wishing I could delete my comment. A.I. told me there was a 2020 match between Lakers and Globetrotters which the Lakers won. Turns out it was a fictional match. I've had great success with mob programming so that's where my brain was at.
bryzaguy
·8 か月前·議論
I would argue the opposite. If your collaboration sucks IMHO you haven’t done enough. It’s a skill. Imagine you’re playing a team sport and you recommended people play together less to win more games. Now look up Globetrotters vs Lakers.
bryzaguy
·9 か月前·議論
What about slop-coding?
bryzaguy
·9 か月前·議論
What a cool demonstration. My automatic response was “red” for traffic light. Although, a different part of my brain re-evaluated given the context. The question in my mind now, is the auto response a building block to the latter or is that orchestration a fully separate system?