Orks and humans had no multi select 🙃 apparently they’re adding that in though which might make it playable.
Orks and humans had no multi select 🙃 apparently they’re adding that in though which might make it playable.
Luckily the finances have got a point where renewables are a no brainer. Hopefully they’d struggle to stop them if they wanted to. The big fossil fuel companies would be stupid not to invest in both.
I think it being the 4th one is more the issue really.
That name doesn’t roll off the tongue too well!
It’s a stupid way
This is where LLMs shine.
Trained on the source code.
Yeah could also clone the repo and use copilot against it.
If it has learned from the source code you’d be surprised how good it is at that as well.
For docs it’s better, for other stuff it’s way worse than a human.
It’s a shame so much stuff is locked up in discord these days.
Yeah the smaller the project the less effective this is.
But even learning from the source code is pretty effective.
Most of them have the same problem though. The more specific you are the worse the results.
It already uses the docs and API references
The docs. It’s what it does now a lot of the time I’ve noticed.
I imagine they could sue to cover those costs though
It has totalled them as the items are sent everyday after they are introduced.
But when you are talking about professional games development that is a very specific thing they almost no one is doing.
That’s a really ridiculous example though. No one is doing that.
The difference is now you wouldn’t be able to buy it at 20 either.
You’d have to work pretty hard to get on cigarettes and hopefully most people just won’t bother.
Nicotine is still bullshit as are vapes. But as far as we know vapes are the lesser evil.
Except they aren’t like food. Vaping isn’t required to live. It’s purely recreational and aimed at children.
But I’m happy with either regulation or a ban.
Well yeah that’s the idea.
Semi auto properties and params collection are long overdue. Great to see them in there.
System.Text.Json respecting nullability is also great. But may break some things if you didn’t realise you were relying on the old behaviour.
LoggerMessage source gen using primary constructors fixes a minor pain.
EF generating SQL at compile time is also pretty sweet. Better query performance from precompiled and better startup performance from not having to precompile at runtime.
All in all it looks pretty good.