I’m pretty sure I was one of the only people in the world to get Super Hexagon’s final achievement. It was either .01% or .1%. I can’t remember.

Edit: I got to a computer and I no longer have that distinction, a full 6% of people have managed to get it in the past ten years.

1. Facebook can exfiltrate your data anyway (and have been, what other way can they make money off of what’s app)
2. This article is clearly ai slop. Good grief this writing style is horrendous.

When was the last time you replaced your nozzle? Could be a clogged nozzle. Your first layer is quite bad. There’s a lot that could be going wrong. Have you followed Elliot’s tuning guide?

OK so my brother was right.

Grease.

Wouldn’t the “safety issues” mean that the project should go through? That owner states there’s tons of visibility issues, aren’t cars the ones with worse visibility in the first place? And then you add in higher speeds and worse stopping distance. It sounds like the street shouldn’t be open for cars at all!

The US’s largest “share” of exports to china vs other countries are soybeans and jet engines. China has spent the past decade and a half working to diversify their imports so this exact thing wouldn’t destroy their economy.

You might be better off moving your app to something like whatever category Firefox and chrome are in, as that’s essentially what lemmy apps are.

I think people are just happy that OpenAI is getting shit on, even if the reality isn’t really what is being portrayed. For example I’ve been trying to use r1-32b and it’s really no where near as good as Claude sonnet 3.5 has been.

I stopped using openai so I can’t comment on the performance comparison there, but clearly the benchmarks are all just made up bs.

Why in the world do patch notes “not count”? The whole point of those is to communicate changes to the users.

For a long time I would have over a thousand open in FF. Open tabs aren’t the problem, it’s the sites you’re on. But chrome definitely can’t handle as many open tabs as ff though.

Apple can’t catch a break. Either they didn’t do anything to help USB c come to market or they caused the massive pita that is the USB c spec.