Not at all. It often gives bad answers, or workarounds rather than working code. It's not useful to me if I have to fix its code, when I can do it more efficiently and quicker by my own.
With some hand-holding, it's quite decent at reading and documenting functions, which is what I use it for since I'm too lazy to document them myself. :P
Tl;dr; expansion pretty much change whole game, reworks core game mechanics and adds whole new district. Plus Idris Elba and more of Keanu with expansion having almost as much lines as core game.
Agreed. I've always preferred the idea of expansions over DLCs, and would rather pay a higher one-time fee, than a dozen small ones that in summary turn out to cost more and provide less.
Like for example, how someone thinks because you work in IT you can fix their TV, or how if you're into music you must be able to play any random instrument....
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We'll see about that. I have already replaced all my comments with garbled message, as a symbolic act, and to also render it unusable for AI training purposes.
Hello! You may have noticed that the majority of posts and threads in your feed on Kbin are from within the platform itself. This is because the admin has activated Cloudflare DDoS protection which basically slows down requests to kbin, to prevent the website from experiencing downtime or becoming slow to respond....
Yes it can be disabled for specific requests, referrers, or IPs, but there might be a better idea to differentiate, and hail instances. Maybe via a super cookie?
I run a website and get about 160GB worth of traffic on it per month, and 3TB a year for the files I'm hosting. You'd think it would cost a lot, but that's not true in my case.
The rough estimate is about 300 USD per year.
I have no ads, no referrals, no Google analytics, it's all paid out of my own pocket.
My point is, those companies are just greedy, servers cost less than they used to, and with services like cloudflare, it's even less of an issue.
Video Ads Are Coming to All Your Uber Apps | The Wall Street Journal (archive.today)
Archive Link from archive.today...
Do you use a separate knife for the Marmite?
I just go straight from the butter to the marmite like an animal. Does this make me a savage?
AI and Coding.
How reliable is AI lke ChatGPT in giving you code that you request?
OC My 3rd party app is coming along! Got it pulling actual data from kbin.social! Huge inspo from Apollo app. (tech.lgbt)
Hoping to have a private beta test within a month or two. For now calling the app Kmoon (K๐)...
Cyberpunk 2077โs Devs Explain The $30 Expansion Price Tag Thatโs Raising Eyebrows (kotaku.com)
Tl;dr; expansion pretty much change whole game, reworks core game mechanics and adds whole new district. Plus Idris Elba and more of Keanu with expansion having almost as much lines as core game.
What's an innocent misconception about your hobby/profession that drives you up the wall?
Like for example, how someone thinks because you work in IT you can fix their TV, or how if you're into music you must be able to play any random instrument....
Reddit CEO tells employees that subreddit blackout โwill passโ (www.theverge.com)
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Reddit r/all page right now - posting a screenshot here so you donโt have to open it
Why are you not seeing as many posts from Lemmy communities on Kbin?
Hello! You may have noticed that the majority of posts and threads in your feed on Kbin are from within the platform itself. This is because the admin has activated Cloudflare DDoS protection which basically slows down requests to kbin, to prevent the website from experiencing downtime or becoming slow to respond....
/r/KbinMigration: This community has been banned (old.reddit.com)
This subreddit was banned due to being used for spam....
How the web became unreadable (infosec.pub)