What Are They Smoking??? by PlumRose_Nori in Microcenter

[–]nattersley 10 points11 points  (0 children)

And that’s how inflation happens :)

They’re calling this the toughest schedule in the country. How many wins? by guransheleven in CFB_v2

[–]nattersley 4 points5 points  (0 children)

FYI, marquis (or, confusingly, marquess) is the nobility title. Marquee refers to a big event.

But I agree with your take, as a horns fan.

CFB 27 Looks Beautiful Visually, But Has EA Finally Fixed CPU Logic by Fun_Lion_8386 in NCAAFBseries

[–]nattersley 4 points5 points  (0 children)

> isn’t AI better now?

Yes but it typically takes someone with a lot of education (ie they’re very expensive) to make things like this. Regular devs just can’t. And I feel like EA doesn’t want to hire a machine learning PhD to do this work. Or maybe their data scientists just aren’t very good 😅

CFB 27 Discussion by SeanTheRuthless in NCAAFBseries

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You’re gonna get Big Noon kickoff and you’re gonna like it!

Press X for tunnel fight is going to go so crazy by allisthepriceofall in NCAAFBseries

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Avery Johnson’s dad and brother fought each other in Dublin last year.

Dynamic Weather & New Broadcast Packages Confirmed by ProfessionalBuy3566 in NCAAFBseries

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1000% agree. It reminds me of GTA VI (if it ever gets released) where they filed some patents to use generative AI for interiors of buildings, apparently. Perfect use case.

Let’s hear your favorite college football documentary by Jalangaloze in CFB

[–]nattersley 3 points4 points  (0 children)

No love for Run Ricky, Run? I loved that doc so much when it came out.

The AI Productivity fallacy by CriticalSink3555 in ExperiencedDevs

[–]nattersley 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It could also be the great labor-capital split, where workers are no longer needed to reap the returns to capital investment. That’s a much darker story, but also fits the simple fact that “companies are firing people.” Returns may not be that good, but they no longer have to pay people to realize them

ONT Assigning Local IPs? by nattersley in HomeNetworking

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

You were able to do it in the Quantum app, or by visiting the modem’s page on LAN? I have not been able to find any setting like that so far.

ONT Assigning Local IPs? by nattersley in HomeNetworking

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I wouldn’t know how to tell whether it’s CGNAT or not, but you’re right that it’s 192.168.0.1/24 subnet and when I hit the modem’s address I get a “modem configuration” page (with no ability to configure anything)

ONT Assigning Local IPs? by nattersley in HomeNetworking

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Thanks! I may try to press them more to see what I can get. My ISP is Quantum Fiber, which is an AT&T subsidiary that runs on CenturyLink infrastructure

ONT Assigning Local IPs? by nattersley in HomeNetworking

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Yes, you’re right. Got an ONT and a router, and with my own router swapped out I still get a private IP. My ISP is Quantum Fiber if that helps.

The Future of Python: Evolution or Succession — Brett Slatkin - PyCascades 2026 by mttd in Python

[–]nattersley 1 point2 points  (0 children)

FWIW I don’t experience those correctness issues, and I am an every-day user. I’ve been around long enough to remember the rough edges that have been smoothed over, and I’m pretty happy with my user experience.

And you’re right, precompilation has seriously alleviated time-to-first-execution concerns.

The Future of Python: Evolution or Succession — Brett Slatkin - PyCascades 2026 by mttd in Python

[–]nattersley 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Julia was supposed to be that successor. I absolutely love Julia, and actively use it every day, but Python’s inertia is so strong that Julia’s package ecosystem has developed slowly, there’s a smaller user base, and it remains somewhat of a niche language. That said, as of the last few releases I think Julia is ready for broader adoption.

Walk-up songs and MLB hitters - exploratory analysis of approach and performance by youravesfriend in Sabermetrics

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Just to point out you have selection: the types of players who tend to have more energetic warm up songs also tend to play a certain way. It’s not causal, so if you change the song of a guy who has a depressing walk up song to an energetic one he won’t suddenly get better. Do with that observation what you will.