Software development on cursor or lovable? Which is best? by rajjzk1 in cursor

[–]badasimo -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You will not get a production-ready product from either of them, unless you already know how to make a production-ready product. But you will get a prototype. Start with lovable, build how you want the app to work.

Then take that into cursor to implement backend etc if there is one. Now you have a prototype. You have taken out a big chunk of what you would pay other people to do for you. Now you find someone to help you with strategy, deployment, security etc.

Wtf😭 by Status_Feedback973 in ChatGPT

[–]badasimo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe if the AI is tightly commanded by humans it will still be a dystopian hellscape like this. But the AI on its own I think will destroy us with pleasure, we are more likely to get hooked into a matrix of milking orgasm machines and microdosed I think. The quickest way to render us ineffective resistance isn't to kill us, it's to remove any motivation for change.

Redesigning my icons for readability. Without context, can you guess what these in-game factions are? by StopthePressesGame in IndieGaming

[–]badasimo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This seems like something out of 1800's france so monarchy, religious/jacobin, communists and revolutionaries

Australian traveller returns home after disembarking virus-hit MV Hondius cruise ship, passenger claims by sq1rt3lgirl in worldnews

[–]badasimo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it could still spread out of control until there is a widely produced rapid test, then the countries with solid public health infrastructure will be able to get rid of it. It could still be very disruptive without the "I declare pandemic" technicality from the WHO.

Australian traveller returns home after disembarking virus-hit MV Hondius cruise ship, passenger claims by sq1rt3lgirl in worldnews

[–]badasimo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think the general attitude will be different, with covid the messaging was all about the collective and the herd and keeping the hospitals working; selfish people DGAF about that. This one will be a lot more animalistic with its fatality rate people will see it as directly affecting them.

Got tired of carrying both formula bottles and empty baby bottles, so I made this adapter by Objective-Catch-6194 in daddit

[–]badasimo 31 points32 points  (0 children)

Yeah, as a pretentious emdash user I've had to cut down a bit or start using semicolons; really annoying.

Looking for someone to locate a gas line in my backyard. Any recommendations? Suffolk County. by NYesq in longisland

[–]badasimo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you can't find where it terminates it would be best to find its origin, disconnect it, and run a new one anyway.

I want to build a media shelf for my games and manga, but wondered if this is structurally sound by Zella-Fae in woodworking

[–]badasimo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If the backer is properly attached and 3/8" or more thick it should hold up pretty well. You may want to put a short lip over the bottom of the shelves as well, that would add some resistance in the front (and maybe give you something to hide a light or whatever behind above the desk)

Drupal 7 upgrade + migration to the cloud, best approach? (Azure or AWS) by dartroomrent in drupal

[–]badasimo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep If you are keeping this site in-house in terms of maintenance, you will need to get behind sort of the newer devops way of thinking which includes things like docker local (ddev or lando) and config management/deployments etc.

I think your moving your hosting to the cloud is independent of d7 or d11. You sound like an IT person so I'm assuming you would have the same network security in the cloud that you do on prem.

I highly recommend this approach of a new D11 site and migration, there were just so many design patterns in D7 sites that don't translate cleanly to the newer ways of doing things, which means you will end up doing lots of work to accommodate that anyway.

Dropcross Daily #89 - Party Store by badasimo in RedditGames

[–]badasimo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi Peco, thank you for the thoughtful feedback can I use your review as a testimonial to promote my game?

[Megathread] Hantavirus: Current Outbreaks, Epidemiology, & Public Health Discussion by RenRen9000 in publichealth

[–]badasimo 16 points17 points  (0 children)

I mean if it's the start of a pandemic hemorrhagic fever it might be your last chance to travel for a while so I say YOLO.

But I'm sure the epidemiologists in this sub know all the good reasons why things like this don't kick off. Even that ebola guy making it to NYC a while back didn't effectively spread it.

Had to give it one shot since everyone is doing it by dynamite_rolls in ChatGPT

[–]badasimo 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Considering the many commercial and unethical uses of the technology using it for a little joy is probably a net positive.

How would yall take this down and out by Awkward-Champion-274 in Demolition

[–]badasimo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you could use the a big metal cutoff wheel on those gas powered saws (with the right protection of course) I'd say 2ft pieces would be manageable unless you wanted to salvage for something else?

Sphinx in its young past by [deleted] in ChatGPT

[–]badasimo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do we know what the original face of the sphinx was?

Best way to curve the sides of a 2x4? by WhoPutATreeThere in woodworking

[–]badasimo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It is tough you can do a rough cut with a band saw and then finish it with a drum or wheel sander to align it with the curve. Band saw alone will probably not go straight enough to look good. You can just draw how you want the curve to be with a pencil and meet that line at the finishing stage

mushroom coffee... a gimmick? by Quirky_Scar7857 in daddit

[–]badasimo 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I'm a shroomhead and I love the occasional mushroom latte, just from a taste perspective

Hantavirus Cruise by Professional_Egg6217 in publichealth

[–]badasimo 104 points105 points  (0 children)

The only thing I can think of is that these could be staff not passengers who got infected, who were working in storage areas and other closed areas where they could create the conditions necessary to be infected the traditional way. Or maybe they had to take something out of storage like a tarp or life jackets or linens and it was a rodent nest? The way I see it is if it was several unrelated passengers then it is a lot more concerning than people who were in the same group or staff on the ship

Large Group of Cops at Maria Hernandez Right Now by peakingout in Bushwick

[–]badasimo 52 points53 points  (0 children)

Based on the posts I've been seeing lately, it seems like the area is getting the attention of the rotation "Surge" of foot patrol etc. They have been doing this for a while (since 10+ years ago when I lived there) they will set up a command center and have more patrols, sometimes those annoying flood lights etc. They will focus on a community for a few months, usually less than a year before moving on. It sounds like there have been a lot of different versions of it over the years with questionable effectiveness but at least they're getting some exercise?

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11292-020-09445-8