@Gagege

Husband, dad of 6 kids. Tweets about game development, entrepreneurship, Christian metaphysics.

 Moscow, Idaho
Joined September 2008
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The only generation that knows how computers work is also the most relaxed about AI:
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A breaded chunk of poultry is not, nor has it ever been a “boneless wing” and garlic Parmesan is not a “hot wing” flavor. These lies have to STOP.
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“Plaquemaxxing" is when you stop to read every plaque you come across. October is peak plaquemaxxing month
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Typing was never the bottleneck. Mechanical keyboards and Vim configs were the rice rockets of the software industry.
matt swanson 😈
@_swansonSep 27
You don't really hear much about what mechanical keyboard switches people are using anymore
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The AI colorized one feels different because the pencil one has certain thick lines that make the hand and face expressions very readable. The face and hands are muddier in the AI version.
Knightama
@knightamaSep 25
Another test of bringing a rough pencil test by the amazing Disney animator #MiltKahl up to today's standards using AI, in this case, #Seedance 2.5 on @dreamina_ai What do you think? Do you think Milt would have embraced this technology?
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My school taught us to use ConTEXT for some reason
axhiii
@axhiii88547Sep 25
Be honest: what was your first code editor?
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What I find strange is that things aren’t getting more optimized and bug free. Nobody cares. I use BigQuery daily. There are so many QOL things that could be fixed in a week or 2 that would improve UX, but nobody cares. Instead they add Gemini autocomplete, which barely works.
Lewis Campbell@LewisCTechSep 26
I still can't get over the complete lack of impact agentic coding has had on software from a user's perspective. Our industry looks faintly ridiculous for waxing lyrical about the "agentic era" when it's had zero observable impact to the end user.
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Ahead of their time
Xochitl ⋆˚✿˖° || #CINNA@lazybanana123Sep 24
"good music was invented in 60 bc" music in 59 bc:
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I remember a time when rock fans were like “Corgan sucks, he’s weird and arrogant”. But after hearing him say why Zwan broke up and how he didn’t fit into the indie crowd because he’s into sports, I’m starting to think he’s just a normal cool dude, and leftoid rock fans hate that
Paul Anleitner
@PaulAnleitnerSep 25
The most punk rock thing Billy Corgan ever did was when he started to explicitly talk about God in his music.
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I’ll be doing this in my car from now on. To… you know, save time
Jon@jonbir90Sep 24
Honestly get on the Japanese U-turn. Changed the game for me.
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Going through this phase and eventually just landing on a macbook and iphone cause you really just want to get stuff done, go home, and not screw around with computers all day
dzuma@dzumqSep 22
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And yet this code has probably made Toby Fox millions of dollars
sydist@sydist_Sep 22
people be making fun of yandere dev but have you SEEN Toby Fox's code?
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Type of crap they put on the "America" section of European grocery stores to make them hate us
Nikolai Rostov 🇦🇹🇺🇸
@austrosillyismSep 22
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This man brought prog-rock to the people, and what did they do in return? Called him a nerd. The injustice
Mr_Fireside 🔥
@Mr_FiresideSep 19
5'6 balding Phil Collins strolling around in an office shirt singing and drumming one of the greatest songs ever is the definition of AURA.
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Also the first 2 books are pretty short. Is it really that hard to read a couple little novels?
Michael F Kane
@MichaelFKaneSep 19
The reason that you should read Silent Planet and Perelandra before Hideous Strength is because the third book is chiefly about marriage and the first two books are about Mars and Venus, both literally and mythically. This is Lewis folks. This is not an accident.
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Man, there are way too many evil people in this country
LifeNews.com
@LifeNewsHQSep 18
Lindsay Clancy Juror Taken to Undisclosed Location to Protect His Safety buff.ly/q3EU6KF
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You either know enough to know you shouldn't use a schemaless database, or you don't know any better, which means you, of all people, shouldn't be using one
Strace
@straceXSep 18
"we'll use a NoSQL database so we don't have to worry about schema migrations." - someone who is about to spend the next two years reinventing relational joins in application-level javascript.
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Guys like this are the reason we've had feminism for the past 100 years
Steve Harvey
@IAmSteveHarveySep 16
My only marriage advice for guys: you can be happy, or you can be right. You decide.
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The trick is to not use the cap it comes with. Cover the tip with a piece of scotch tape and it won't dry out
Bob
@BitcoinCoderBobSep 18
> buy superglue > use it once > entire bottle solidifies I tip my hat to this scam, well played
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Conservatism is often just slow progressivism
Bre S
@fearmeitsbreSep 16
I miss the days when sexual promiscuity, nudity, and gambling weren't being praised as Conservative values.
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