I’ve found some very limited use for house projects so I can show my partner what I’m thinking of instead of trying to sketch something. Visualizing house paint also made getting HOA approval much easier. It’s all stuff that could have been done with a pencil and paper or with regular photo editing software instead, though, and absolutely doesn’t justify the costs.

The AI edit to show house color also made some weird structural changes, like changing light fixtures, adding gutters, and replacing a retaining wall.

I like to browse by new, but that also means most things have no comments. Which sort do you usually use?

Phones used to be “free” but your bill was higher to cover it. Your bill stayed the same whether you took the “free” phone or not. Now your bill is lower, but buying a phone through the carrier brings it back up. That’s been my experience at least.

What government entity does Twitter represent?

But what if their comment gets censored from tiktok?

The parrying/timing mechanic is what stopped me from buying it, too. I’ve learned I’m too particular about games to buy them on release.

I hated black myth wukong and elden ring boss fights, so punishing games really aren’t for me. I finished both plague tale games, though. I usually lower the difficulty quite a bit just to enjoy the story, so maybe the defaults are harder than what I experienced.

If you want a dark game with puzzle style combat and bosses, I can’t recommend a plague tale enough. Innocence is the first one, Requiem is the second one.

It doesn’t need comms if the pack is functioning as a multi part individual the way bees or ants do.

My boss literally every day: wow look at this new ai tool I just found!

I’ve learned to be more careful with those hyped games. I don’t like souls likes or platformers, but black myth wukong and silksong are both massively popular. I saw enough comments claiming BMW “wasn’t a souls like” that I decided to give it a try. I’m sure there are some technical deviations from the genre to claim it’s its own thing, but fit me it was just a miserable waste of $60.

Firefox on android still has ublock origin.

Vibe coding is asking gpt for code, copying it into your code environment, then telling gpt about any errors or issues. The problem is that it actually works a significant amount of the time, let’s be generous and say 80%. Another 15% of the time it cannot solve a problem itself. And finally the worst possible outcome is the last 5%, where it creates a seemingly working solution that actually breaks on edge cases or has potential security issues.

Learn to dodge

Sorry, you lost me here.

They do when you use ublock origin. That element selector has been doing a lot of good work for me lately.

On the home screen yes, but you do still get search results.

I was so confused when I saw your comment until I reread my own. It really is top notch technology I guess!

How did you know? Really though I was looking at the picture in the article which is from similar technology about a decade ago.

“All seeing” except it’s using radar to evaluate typography and biomass. What am I missing that makes this “absolutely fucked”?

Atomic Heart was like that, too. Tons of difficulty options to customize your experience, but no matter what combat always felt like a punishment.