That sounds like no one really tried. Like, sure, you’ll get bullshit occasionally, but in the code you know exactly what the NPC is doing, so crafting a prompt based on that is not really that hard and will work most of the time, especially for the simple NPCs.
Just use Mongo, it scales so well!
Never understood why anyone chose Mongo. Though I have some funny memories getting rid of it because it was slowing the app down sooo much.
If you need something for storing JSONs and querying, just use ElasticSearch/OpenSearch.
You should see my former bosses, when everyone else was slowly realising AI isn’t a magic tool to solve everything they tripled down and implemented AI into every possible single process in the company.
The AI bullshit is like 40% the reason I left, the other 60% being micromanagement.
I get that and sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t. This time it didn’t work for me.
Well, then it’s a half bad joke.
Question is question. It’s made of question. Wtf is this comment?
Way too long setup that IMO killed the joke. Plus C Bow = placebo.
Well, I do this for a living, so not viable I can get the proper tools. But the minute JetBrains does an Android build, I’m trying it.
I was thinking of doing exactly that multiple times, Samsung DeX is very nice to use. But without a proper IntelliJ IDE it would be a pain.
Does it need to be that specific tld? There are plenty you can use, like .eu if you’re from eu, or .dev if you’re a developer etc.
Seconding caddy, it’s extremely simple.
Nothing beats caddy for simplicity, IMO.
If you’re on your home WiFi, try the private IP, it will most likely start with 192.168, though it’s possible it will start with 10 or 172.
If you’re accessing it over an external IP, you need to forward ports to the host that runs Immich. Note that not all ISPs support it, you might be out of luck.
But accessing it on the same network (like the same WiFi) should always be possible, you just need to know the correct IP address.
Well, you should probably read the last sentence of my previous comment, it does apply here as well.
Well, I hated Dark Souls but love NixOS, no idea what that says about me, but probably something. I don’t like my games hard only my day-to-day life? Or something.
Edit: Recommend it to Steam Deck users.
Do you even nix, bro? I have Nix on my company issued Windows laptop inside WSL, btw.
I mean, take a look at it from their POV: You’ve spent decades building this and suddenly new people come in and want to change very fundamental things in the project. Replacing them with something you don’t know and don’t want to learn.
Change must be slow and steady and shouldn’t make the original developers feel like they’re being pushed out.
Both sides are severely lacking in considering the people on the other side.
I try every year and every year I get a different result. Currently on Wayland, next year’s update might force me back to X.
Love the Wayland stability.
Be careful:
And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you.
They said “honestly” didn’t they?