u/alanbdee

First thing is the enemies just standing there. They should be walking around. I think it's good game to allow the player to try and go around them, hide, or even ambush them.

The other part that stuck out to me is heels. I will never understand the need to put all women in big ass heels like they could be running around in that.

I've got the 3 ton and I wish I had a bit more. But my cars are bigger. Just don't forget jack stands and don't get under your car without those.

They can, but probably best to talk to the wife anyway. But it's a coping mechanism/joke because I don't want to think about what other boys might be doing to my sweet little girl.

My rules are pretty simple. Use protection and don't tell me about it. I'm just going to pretend it's not happening and that's that. Don't do anything to break my illusion.

I think you have a great concept on this one. Take the time to do it well.

Could be fun to see if it still works. Clean it up and plug it in. It was an economy drive 10 years or more years ago. I've got several on my shelf and they're not even worth the power they use. It's all my old decommissioned drives that I keep old backups on.

Dead heat huh? So Republicans will win by under 10 points.

There are certain vehicles that end up with a cult following. This is one of them. I think a lot of it is that they don't make them like this anymore. You might already know more then I do about them but they do share a lot of parts with the trucks of the same era and a lot of parts are still available. But it will get, what, 12mpg? That's going to be a very long and expensive drive back to SLC.

First and foremost. If you're doing it on your work PC. They can have a strong argument for owning that code. Anything you do has to be on your personal equipment.

Yeah. PBS always ran some of the best comedies from outside the U.S like Red Dwarf and Br. Bean. They also have always carry a lot of educational shows like The Red/Green show.

Measuring tapes is one of those things I buy many of. Of all sizes. I probably have 5 or 6. On that note, its important to make sure they line up. I've only had one tape that was slightly off so I threw it out. Some of mine are decades old. It's the classic Stanley.

You need to treat AI with the same care you'd treat advise from a random stranger. They can be wrong on any part of it. The key is to click through to the sources it gives. You'd be surprise how often the mistake is not in the source it provided. You might also be surprised by how often it references Reddit. Which is wrong all the time because it's just people posting what they think. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if Reddit was the single largest source of wrong information for AI.

I was in a meeting recently where they wanted to review my workflow. I pulled up a story I had done a few days in the past, not knowing I'd be showing that story. I showed how I pointed Claude to the Jira ticket and how it implemented it. I noted the time frame. About an hour. Then I showed how I spend the next 5-6 hours reviewing, testing, and refining what it did. To be sure, the feature would have taken me a couple days before instead of one. But not an hour. I pointed out that I almost always find something.

You're 4 days estimate is probably spot on.

I had that mentality when I was younger. But now I'm libel to spend the next 6 months in physical therapy for even an minor fall. But you tear it up!

A summary of their day. How they felt. Mostly benign. A journal is a way to collect your thoughts at the end of a day. Keeping one at all is a sign of a healthy mind. I suspect I'd find it boring honestly. But moreover, it is private and that's a line that should never be crossed. I've never read someone else's journal.

Making sure it works. Not just the happy path but every way someone might use it.

Neither did most software engineers.

Yes. Whenever I see a little baby, it reminds me of my babies and it makes me want one again.

Good blue cheese clears out the sinuses. That looks so good.

You start by asking it.

Do they sell beer in a bag too then?

First, they're far from a monopoly. There are dozens of AAA game companies. I'd bet there far more worried about AI reverse engineering their game. Like a cheap knockoff. They won't be able to charge $70 or $80 for a game once the knockoffs are out. And if they're coming out of China, good luck invoking any sort of copyright or patients on any of it.

Let Steam, GOG, and other game publishing companies figure out how to filter away the slop. There's plenty of slop on YouTube but yet, I see very little of it. It's there but it mostly gets filtered away from my feed. Easy enough for Steam to greenlight all the big AAA studios from those filters.

Probably. That seems like a lot since it's not 4x4. But it is from when Nissan were very solid trucks. Old vehicles like that will require a bit more maintenance. Anything with rubber will be more likely to fail. So seals, valve cover gaskets, suspension bushing, etc.

It's already got a lot of miles, even for a Nissan of that era. What's the typical car payment you'd otherwise pay for something newer? Lets say $400/mo? At that, this has to last at least a year to be worth it. It'll probably do that.

The i4 is very underpowered my todays standard. You will get decent gas mileage but it won't haul or tow anything of significance.

I will dig out a room in stone. Put them all in there, light them on fire, then close the door and not allow anyone to go in there. So cremation but whole groups instead of one at a time.

I still don't think it would work, ever. Companies will just outsource it to where the union doesn't exist. If the cost becomes too high, outsourcing it becomes worth it. Its inherent to the type of work. Since it can technically be done anywhere in the world. You'd have to unionize everyone everywhere for it to happen. That's not happening.