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I guess the other thing is, when I cite ChatGPT, it's more like a disclaimer—I'm flagging that the information might be false. But when others cite it, it feels more like an appeal to authority, as if it adds weight to their argument. 🤔
July 28, 2025 at 6:05 PM
I guess the other thing is, when I cite ChatGPT, it's more like a disclaimer—I'm flagging that the information might be false. But when others cite it, it feels more like an appeal to authority, as if it adds weight to their argument. 🤔
I also find it awkward or cumbersome to say "ChatGPT says". I refer to it typically as Charlie as a euphemism / "linguistic sugar".
Then people are like who's Charlie - oh just some friend who's read a lot of things and could be totally wrong. Do your own research. 🤣
Then people are like who's Charlie - oh just some friend who's read a lot of things and could be totally wrong. Do your own research. 🤣
July 28, 2025 at 5:34 PM
I also find it awkward or cumbersome to say "ChatGPT says". I refer to it typically as Charlie as a euphemism / "linguistic sugar".
Then people are like who's Charlie - oh just some friend who's read a lot of things and could be totally wrong. Do your own research. 🤣
Then people are like who's Charlie - oh just some friend who's read a lot of things and could be totally wrong. Do your own research. 🤣
I agree. Wistful is a good choice
July 25, 2025 at 2:06 PM
I agree. Wistful is a good choice
The popups are terribly annoying and lead to automatic click through. Some sort of browser preferences for cookie standards would be quite a bit better...
May 19, 2025 at 10:45 PM
The popups are terribly annoying and lead to automatic click through. Some sort of browser preferences for cookie standards would be quite a bit better...
I use Rider too but have the same gripe. Debugging is awful & slow. Hope it improves.
It also seems like Riders start up time has got a lot worse. Once it's up it's fine but it seems to need to re index everything every time I open my project which takes a while
It also seems like Riders start up time has got a lot worse. Once it's up it's fine but it seems to need to re index everything every time I open my project which takes a while
April 1, 2025 at 5:11 AM
I use Rider too but have the same gripe. Debugging is awful & slow. Hope it improves.
It also seems like Riders start up time has got a lot worse. Once it's up it's fine but it seems to need to re index everything every time I open my project which takes a while
It also seems like Riders start up time has got a lot worse. Once it's up it's fine but it seems to need to re index everything every time I open my project which takes a while
In UE4 I could control the order of scene components but UE5 seemingly has gone chaos mode for all... (At least up to 5.3)
Is there a way to control ordering I don't know about?
Is there a way to control ordering I don't know about?
April 1, 2025 at 5:06 AM
In UE4 I could control the order of scene components but UE5 seemingly has gone chaos mode for all... (At least up to 5.3)
Is there a way to control ordering I don't know about?
Is there a way to control ordering I don't know about?
Gameplay Tags should just be renamed FName Enums.
April 1, 2025 at 1:35 AM
Gameplay Tags should just be renamed FName Enums.
The first challenge is understanding what abstractions it's abstracting!
April 1, 2025 at 1:34 AM
The first challenge is understanding what abstractions it's abstracting!
Who is also on bsky! @eranfowler.bsky.social
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March 25, 2025 at 3:23 AM
Who is also on bsky! @eranfowler.bsky.social
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March 25, 2025 at 3:21 AM
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That dystopian VR image was my desktop background in college. I lost the image a while ago but now that you've posted this I can reverse image search it. :)
March 25, 2025 at 3:14 AM
That dystopian VR image was my desktop background in college. I lost the image a while ago but now that you've posted this I can reverse image search it. :)
And apparently fireflies in different regions actually blink with different patterns 🤯
I feel like I've noticed a difference between Texas and New England fireflies.
I feel like I've noticed a difference between Texas and New England fireflies.
March 12, 2025 at 11:09 PM
And apparently fireflies in different regions actually blink with different patterns 🤯
I feel like I've noticed a difference between Texas and New England fireflies.
I feel like I've noticed a difference between Texas and New England fireflies.
Very fun. I would love to see you continue with this. Some ideas:
- Different art / pcg to make levels harder or easier
- "move count" where later levels limit your number of moves
- Maybe a limited number of "flip in place" or diagonal flip actions, to break out of the even flip determinism!
- Different art / pcg to make levels harder or easier
- "move count" where later levels limit your number of moves
- Maybe a limited number of "flip in place" or diagonal flip actions, to break out of the even flip determinism!
February 21, 2025 at 5:27 PM
Very fun. I would love to see you continue with this. Some ideas:
- Different art / pcg to make levels harder or easier
- "move count" where later levels limit your number of moves
- Maybe a limited number of "flip in place" or diagonal flip actions, to break out of the even flip determinism!
- Different art / pcg to make levels harder or easier
- "move count" where later levels limit your number of moves
- Maybe a limited number of "flip in place" or diagonal flip actions, to break out of the even flip determinism!
- Because the grid is a 3x3 (odd and odd), this also implies there is only ONE solution per puzzle! If it was even in either direction, you could mirror it and it would have more than one solution
February 21, 2025 at 5:25 PM
- Because the grid is a 3x3 (odd and odd), this also implies there is only ONE solution per puzzle! If it was even in either direction, you could mirror it and it would have more than one solution
Interesting! Some observations:
- If you flip something an even number of times, you end up back in the same position
- There is no way to flip a cell an odd number of times and land on the same grid position
- So the orientation per tile per grid position is all consistent!
- If you flip something an even number of times, you end up back in the same position
- There is no way to flip a cell an odd number of times and land on the same grid position
- So the orientation per tile per grid position is all consistent!
February 21, 2025 at 5:24 PM
Interesting! Some observations:
- If you flip something an even number of times, you end up back in the same position
- There is no way to flip a cell an odd number of times and land on the same grid position
- So the orientation per tile per grid position is all consistent!
- If you flip something an even number of times, you end up back in the same position
- There is no way to flip a cell an odd number of times and land on the same grid position
- So the orientation per tile per grid position is all consistent!
I only know because my brain is quite sure 6 should be July, but I've been fooled enough times to know better.
youtu.be/udSMZG_L-S0?...
youtu.be/udSMZG_L-S0?...
Fool Me Once | James Donald Forbes McCann
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January 4, 2025 at 6:35 AM
I only know because my brain is quite sure 6 should be July, but I've been fooled enough times to know better.
youtu.be/udSMZG_L-S0?...
youtu.be/udSMZG_L-S0?...
I would have said blue bird but those apparently are more dully colored and this bird was as brilliant a blue as the cardinal was red
December 15, 2024 at 2:59 AM
I would have said blue bird but those apparently are more dully colored and this bird was as brilliant a blue as the cardinal was red
I'm not actually sure what the blue bird was. I've seen blue jays before and it actually seemed brighter.
December 15, 2024 at 2:58 AM
I'm not actually sure what the blue bird was. I've seen blue jays before and it actually seemed brighter.
I actually saw this trifecta today!
December 15, 2024 at 12:56 AM
I actually saw this trifecta today!