안녕하세요!
I’ve recently gotten back into (indie) game dev and made my multiplayer game with Stop Killing Games in mind. When you connect to the game, if the server is down, you get a one-click solution to run the server locally and play single player instead.
This setup actually helped speed up development too, since now I don’t need to run both the server and client when making (most) changes :)
I sleep at night telling myself it’s better be, someone with morals, than someone else. But the real answer is money
Sorry but I like the drip
ew /s but I feel gross even writing that
As someone who learned to code before ChatGPT and is mentoring a student learning, I have a lot of thoughts here.
First, use it appropriately. You will use it when you get a job. As far as coming up with citations? ChatGPT deep research is actually researching articles. It will include them. You need to learn how to use these tools, and it’s clear that you don’t and are misinformed about how they work.
Second, it’s amazing that you’re coding without it. Especially for the fundamentals, it is crucial to learn those by hand. You may not get the highest grade, but on a paper test or when debugging ChatGPT’s broke output, you will have an edge.
Lastly as a cautionary tale, we have an intern at $dayjob who can only code with ChatGPT. They will not be getting a return offer, not because they code with ChatGPT, but because they can’t complete the tasks due to not understanding the fundamentals. That said, it’s much better than if they never used ChatGPT at all. You need to find the balance
From what I understand, xorg has fundamental security flaws. How will they remedy this?
They won’t. Don’t download random shit and if you’re worried, run it in Flatpak
What happens when the Linux kernel drops support for xorg? Do they intend to fork an older version of the kernel in order to keep support?
Not really possible, since X11 is only built on top of the kernel’s graphical interface (same as Wayland). Even if that wasn’t the case, the kernel doesn’t delete any code that anybody uses (that’s why 30 year old programs still run)
The first comment on the request
For the sake of all of our sanity, I’d really appreciate if FESCo could decide on this one really quickly (e.g. putting out a statement) and avoid what could be a most unpleasant flame-fest on this mailing list.
Yes, it’s the “original” instance
I’ve donated plenty to Lemmy with crypto, and the article you linked addressed none of the reasons I use it (privacy, anyone?). So while it’s cool you’re passionately against crypto, I think Lemmy is getting more out of it than it’s lost
If the Lemmy admins adhered to everyone’s request to “stop doing X and I’ll donate”, they would end up with zero more donations because people will always give another reason for not donating
I think “cross posting” but like as a symlink would be great for this - i.e. if you click on the post in either community, you see the same comments
Suggestion: Easy account migration between instances
Imagine you register to Lemmy.world, but realize you’re missing half the content because it comes from Hexbear or Lemmygrad users. Migrating to Lemmy.ml is a solution for this
The user experience of Monero is poor.
While it is true that getting your first credit card isn’t exactly a 10 second ordeal, people at least have their credit card. How are people going to acquire their first Monero?