I wish this contraption was a check box on balancers #factorio
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@pwloftus didn’t this guy brag about having learned everything he needed to know in grade school?
@rickpelletier i been building like normal, then blueprinting and going back in time to drop and let the bots build (or myself without having to worry the layout and recipes). But Im already 8h down and just getting my Navi rockets up. I feel like the pace is way too slow, but not sure what I should be hitting hour by hour.
@rickpelletier working on Express Delivery now. Did you have a plan going in? Throughput milestones at certain hour marks? Or did you just “gotta go fast”?
@zalasur hope you have a sturdy transport!
Patrick LoftusI wondered when this would reach a wider audience for news.
https://www.msnbc.com/top-stories/latest/idaho-republicans-ban-poster-classroom-rcna216773
nixCraft 🐧Companies That Tried to Save Money With AI Are Now Spending a Fortune Hiring People to Fix Its Mistakes https://futurism.com/companies-fixing-ai-replacement-mistakes C suits are the worse ones. They just think one quarter and how much stock is going up. That is all.
Jan Wildeboer 😷
A few years ago, at least twice a week someone posted the rotating, extending wooden table gif to the fediverse, because they saw it for the first time and were fascinated by it. It became a bit annoying, but it has recently disappeared from the fediverse, it seems. I kinda miss being annoyed by it. So. Here it is again :)
Originally known as a Jupe table, named after the inventor Robert Jupe, who patented it in 1835.
This is the Fletcher Capstan table: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyZYQ_rhBPs
@rootnode yeah, the assembler programmers said the same about us and I’m sure the electricians said that about the first programmers … but I think the same as you, there’s something different about LLMs. Is not just an abstraction, there’s definitely a lot less “having to think about the problem”
@rootnode found myself thinking it reminds me a lot about what I find distasteful about frontend web development, and then they dive in to that. Read my mind.
I dunno, we all stand on the shoulders of a giant in some way, but this does feel like the least-reliable giant we’ve stood on in a while