I went from a pixel 5 to a galaxy s24... Was like going 5 years back in time in usability and polish. I deeply hate it.

@MammaNeedHummus needs plenty of salt though

Just drink more water you'll be alright.

Get one of these guys https://a.co/d/5t0ugGc

https://xkcd.com/1168/

@Demolishun food, room and board at taxpayers expense... Not really that different than traditional methods.

@retoor I bet she's good at doing taxes.

Have a beer, friend. That it exists is proof God wants us to be happy.

Tell myself it's easy and fast to roll back, just do it.

@Lensflare it's 100% a higher-up requirement. Which is why I hope this is a paid plugin.

@devdiddydog guids are not index friendly.

If you want nice graphics, a console is more economical than a comparable PC. But if you're going to spend 1-2k anyway and plan on playing popular games, you might try GeForce Now, you'd get 5-10 years out of it for the same price and can run it on almost anything.

I am among the majority that have not killed mohg. Not because I can't, I haven't found him yet.

Though I probably can't.

@Ranchonyx but hole

Mm maybe not. Or maybe the display prop is messing it up.

I think it should work if the parent is position: relative.

What about predators?

God, what an asshole.

I want to make the thirsty games where instead of battle Royale it's pillow fights and mud wrestling.

Sure they'd be big and you'd need assistance and some machinery but what about a swappable battery? It'd be just a little more involved than swapping out a spent propane tank but you get your < 5 mins "refueling" target.

That's why you cut them down and store the logs in old missile silos.

This reminds me of the which country does what in heaven and hell joke.

If bronze bull is the one where you get burned alive inside that's pretty brutal.

Sounds like facial recognition so they can group photos of the same people for search or whatever.

@Lensflare nah you can set by percent or by hp, setHealth can parse either.

Why not just have two methods, you ask? A junior wrote it and the reviewer didn't care as long as it worked.

You look at your keys?

@jestdotty some simple things, for instance, just including "think through your answer step by step" will often magically make it give you a better answer. Or adding "if you don't know, just say I don't know" keeps it from making up answers.

Another thing I saw was when having it generate something like a story, if you break it up and have it keep sending in the previous bits and checking for inconsistencies and revising, it actually comes up with a pretty good end product.

I've sort of come to think of it like you have to coax it to do the things you own mind does to refine a thought before you give a response.

I'm learning a lot about it at the moment, and I'm finding it fascinating the ways people figured out how to get useful responses out of these llms.

Thats a big-ass hedgehog.

Nice turntable.