Even if you know it’s not smart, how do you control your feelings, then? You just feel attracted, you don’t choose.
Even if you know it’s not smart, how do you control your feelings, then? You just feel attracted, you don’t choose.
isn’t gpt famously bad at math problems?
Google AdMob is a huge bummer, the rest seems fine
There are tracking for ads for AdMob and Amazon, it’s the first part of the privacy policy
I’d love to contribute with Vision Soft Reset, with 78 reviews.
A metroidvania with time travel elements, you are a robot that can see the future investigating a planet, every time you save it creates a vertice in a timeline tree where you can jump around. I wish it was more ambitious but with the small team and budget, it did what it wanted pretty well, with my critique being a lack of polish in a few areas.
Well, this ceartanly is a way to make the community active and engage with a post, wow.
It’s sad reading these comments but I’m also glad I’ll never read these in here.
My example with MPI is the best I have, I can’t do anything about it, the MPI functions are just really long and copilot can predict really well how to fill them.
Those big SUV like Ford f150 should be illegal, for real. They are super long and tall, the driver can barely see what’s right in front, it’s dangerous for everyone not in the car. Cars should have stricter limits on size, if it’s bigger, you need a special license.
Other than lack of more settings being in the GUI and actual proper background app support, GNOME has been lovely to use.
Copilot isn’t really about needing autocomplete, it’s about not wasting time writing predictable long lines of code. One example I use is MPI calls, they take tons of parameters and doesn’t really require much brainwork, instead of writing it all, you let copilot do it and just quickly read it to check.
Many comments seem to be misinterpreting the question, I understood it as not a personal cutoff, but how society sees it.
It certainly is very culture dependent, I agree that as people who grew up with videogames, not necessarily playing them, are more accepting of them and the elderly didn’t have those experiences, seeing as hobby their children have and is a children thing to do.
they look great!
The loss of the forum like help threads will probably be the most impactful thing. We can build communities elsewhere, but the 8 years old post about a problem only you and the OP is having is super valuable.
Well, he did play the game, he’s judging the book by the first few chapters. If you don’t like any aspect of the gameplay, even if the story could be good, it’s very understandable why he dropped it.