The puzzles are so bad. Like how in the world is somebody supposed to think of that stuff. It’s total nonsense lmao. Still love the game, but a walkthrough guide is mandatory. Might even start a new game this weekend

Agreed. Grim Fandango is a game that's all about the setting and characters. For that alone it's a masterpiece. But the puzzles... ehh..

If you think about and use AI all the time, you’ll inevitably think of AI projects. Like that website indiehackers is mostly filled with ideas that market to other indiehackers

The draw distance thing is insane. I would love to see some ridiculously scary-huge landscapes!!

I tried installing it last year so I could something specific. I forget what it was.

Didn’t follow anybody or provide any interests. Open it up for the first time, and saw a bunch of posts by Elon musk.

Instant delete

I’m not fawning over it but it’s

- usually better than Google

- has actually useful features (smush BS listicle articles together, weight/block sites)

- if you don’t use any searches that month, they’ll just straight up refund the month subscription automatically

- doesn’t annoy me constantly

Wait is that why my airpods (playing via my Mac) sound like crap as soon as somebody calls me? Cause the microphone turns on?

Yes it is

Loved that game!! Blew my mind in my 1st year physics classes

Probably cause they’re not selling ads

Found minizinc/CP-SAT recently and I’m obsessed

I have a similar alias for borkdude’s ‘jet’ tool.

The extra nice thing about jet is you can convert json into edn, then pipe it into an inline babashka repl where you can inspect the object with all the power of clojure. It is super duper nice for quickly looking through hunks (even huge hunks) of json. You can sum things up, filter through thousands of elements, generate a json schema with malli, whatever you want!