Game programmer. Contempt writer. Professional hater. @ashaolinMonkey@mastodon.social
Mumbai, India
Joined October 2011
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Aashish retweeted
After much back-and-forth, our ChatGPT app that connects you to real mental health support is finally live! :)
Filter through 200+ therapists, 50+ support groups, and 5 helplines in just 3 minutes, all within ChatGPT. Curated by humans, navigated by AI.
If you'd like to try it out, shoot me a DM. I'll send you the link.
Demo:
Pls come to the cinema and watch a movie bro nothing compares to Cinema Experience(™) bro we have 2 thousand barely working speakers bro I swear we will only start 15 mins late this time bro only half an hour of ads and trailers bro don't watch at home bro
As a manager, how many mistakes are you willing to tolerate from an employee before you fire them?
If your answer is anything less than "1 per task, for every task I give them", think long and hard before replacing your humans with a virtual dumbass
The whole copyright/trademark/patent system needs a huge overhaul. Absolutely psychopathic move by figma
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Testing logging on my custom game framework. Rawdogging c++, just used a formatting library. Now for custom allocators
When you don't have access to your PC is when you realise how terrible phones really are form most online related tasks
Aashish retweeted
VSCode is free software. It's not even possible to buy a license for it.
This audit was repeated at the Department of Labor. Initial results:
- 380 Microsoft 365 licenses with zero users
- 128 Microsoft Teams conference room licenses; only installed in 30 rooms
- 250 VSCode licenses; only using 33
- 129 Photoshop licenses; only using 22.
- 5 cybersecurity licenses, each with > 20k seats; DOL headcount is < 15k
Amazon has sunset the Download and Transfer via USB option, so the books you buy are DRM locked to the kindle.
Aashish retweeted
it's extremely obvious who is tech illiterate and doesn't understand how USB-C works.
we've "made something better than C" 4 separate times now. it's called USB-C.
the entire point of the standard is that you can make new connectors that use the same standard port.
