It can help fill in with weaknesses that slow developers down.

No no no no…

You don’t want AI replacing devs where they’re “weak”. That is literally the worst thing you can do with AI. All that does is mean the devs aren’t qualified to assess and debug those portions of code. The solution to devs being “weak” in an area is for them to gain experience doing that task.

Some programmers use AI to make boilerplate code they can easily check to save time without much issue. That’s about the only thing you can use AI for in software development with little risk without taking up excessive time checking/fixing what it shits out.

“Painful” could easily (and mostly likely) refer to extremely low profit margins that would take several years to pay off the development costs. And that quote specifically refers to the base 64GB version. The price difference between that and the 256GB version was way more than the increase in storage costs, despite that being the only difference.

Also, I absolutely knew you were going to reply with this quote despite it not being evidence. Congrats on being extremely predictable.

I though that was Shia Lebouf

They were definitely selling at a huge loss with the original prices

No they weren’t. There is literally 0 proof of that. Quit spreading misinformation

Unfortunately, politicians are not known for admitting mistakes. Quite the opposite, in fact

Railroads replaced canals in the Midwest because the canals weren’t large enough to handle a lot of cargo, unlike the Suez or Panama canals. The canals here are maybe 20ft wide, and locks were maybe 50ft long. Trying to modify them to handle more cargo would have cost tremendous amounts of money and also disable the canals while they were being worked on.

Trains were simply able to carry significantly more cargo to their destination in less time

Until they flatten all the buildings and make the survivors fight through a murder dungeon for their entertainment

uh… I wish I didn’t.

Let me guess, bottom-right?

Tbf, open source software is significantly more resistant to enchittification

Tbh, this is just SaaS in general

Forgejo has federation, which could remove a lot of the friction you describe with more adoption on the network. Hopefully with Github becoming a mess, more people will go on there

Crap game. The devs couldn’t balance the game for shit, and when players complained enough they gaslit them with opt-in setting instead of actually fixing the base game. Not to mention the fucking lies in their stupid digital manual/map

Vampire Survivors and games inspired by it are the inverse of the bullet hell genre. Hence the the name “bullet heaven”

The reason none of your haptic controllers played tunes is because the programmers never got to have fun with it, not from a lack of ability.

Go look at 3D printers, most of them use their motors to make little beeps and jingles as feedback to the user. I even have custom gcode that gets added to every print so a tune is played when the print is done. That’s actually useful because I don’t need to wonder whether it’s done and check on it like a pot that’s about to boil

Who are the 2 mf’ers who voted against?

While your teacher most likely acted out for entirely wrong reasons, there’s some logic to picking a preferred side and sticking with it, especially while. It allows you to devote more resources to develop better fine motors skills than you could get if you trained both hands

Yes. Just read the story of Job to see how big of a bastard God is in The Bible

Looks good. I’ve got an itch that this game may scratch. Hopefully it has upgrades like orbital rings and skyhooks

Or just wanting to have a bunch of PR’s in their portfolio

Great. Now can we please fix the same issue for the original Steam Controller on the Deck?