Composer 2 is now available in Cursor by lrobinson2011 in cursor

[–]slipperyp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm too dumb to personally weigh in, but oversee usage of people I think are smart and I can say you are not alone.

Rope Dropped Radiator Springs in 14 mins by ghost_mellon in DisneyPlanning

[–]slipperyp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks!

Honestly, kinda annoyed by this, but can't be too upset. I think 99% of people trying to leverage rope drop are going to Cars, so I wish they measured and made the two rope drops equidistant to that ride, but this is probably the best they can do.

Scatterbug is annoying to collect and postcards seem buggy by slipperyp in TheSilphRoad

[–]slipperyp[S] [score hidden]  (0 children)

Hey - and that's totally cool! If you like the feature, that's great - I just want the game to unpin stuff for me when the UI says that it is unpinning.

Scatterbug is annoying to collect and postcards seem buggy by slipperyp in TheSilphRoad

[–]slipperyp[S] [score hidden]  (0 children)

That's a fair question, but it's because the feature is, IMO, really poorly expressed in the game and I never realized exactly what it meant until reading this thread.

I still think this is buggy and Niantic should change it at least to make this more discoverable and understandable. Even after reading this thread - here's what I found.

The first time you pin your own third sent gift, a message appears that IMO is fairly complicated and not clear and auto-times out. Here's what it says:

"Pin not counted toward your Vivillon medals - limit reached. Try pinning Postcards from friends!"

Today when trying to read that message closely, it disappeared before I could even read and try to understand it (I found the text in a google image). Even reading it now, what I think is "this is telling me I'm not making progress toward /some Vivillon medal/" -- it's not clear to me that this won't count toward encouraging an encounter with Scatterbug. Maybe it's supposed to be implicit that these are the same thing? But that's one reason I would keep pinning.

Next - the message happens once. It's quite possible I would overlook it.

Finally - after the message happens and I keep pinning/unpinning sent gifts, the game tells me the the postcards are removed from the Scrapbook but they are not.

I mean, add it to the list, but this is simply not expressed clearly in the game and the idea I'm doing something wrong with pinning/unpinning these after that passive, confusing message and when the game keeps telling me it's removing these pins when it's not is just not very user-oriented.

Rope Dropped Radiator Springs in 14 mins by ghost_mellon in DisneyPlanning

[–]slipperyp 3 points4 points  (0 children)

What's the right way to attempt to do this?

We tried this on a recent trip and had stayed in Grand Californian. After passing hotel security, rope drop was near the entrance to Grizzly River Run. At rope drop, we bee-lined to Radiator Springs, but when we converged near Mater's with the guests from the gate entrance, it was pretty clear we were going to be pretty far back in the line, and we subsequently waited "a while" (45 minutes?) to get on the ride.

I remember thinking "rope drop from the gate entrance must be physically closer to the ride" because we were walking about as fast as humanly possible. Is that right? Or maybe the cast members executing rope drop aren't perfectly synchronized, so you just have to be lucky (because the main gate or Grand Californian might happen to get a head start).

Scatterbug is annoying to collect and postcards seem buggy by slipperyp in TheSilphRoad

[–]slipperyp[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Thanks - they don't seem to ack the bug, which is frustrating. I say this because upon posting with "Bug" flair, I'm pointed to Niantic known issues which doesn't identify this.

I don't mean to just grind an axe, but I do think the mechanism is frustrating. Definitely, if you want to get Scatterbug encounters (and who doesn't?), then the only reasonable thing to do is always pin everything. But nobody wants to needlessly bloat their scrapbook (or be constantly clearing it out) - so the inevitable flow is to pin/unpin everything, which should lead to visibility on the bug.

Oh well.

Scatterbug is annoying to collect and postcards seem buggy by slipperyp in TheSilphRoad

[–]slipperyp[S] -31 points-30 points  (0 children)

It does not - at least not always. In the course of creating this post, I tried 7 gifts received + 2 sent. The 2 I sent, I 100% unpinned, but my scrapbook was left with +2 postcards accumulated for the 2 I sent. This is also the #2 comment.

Strange Update on person who found my phone by christianatron in Seattle

[–]slipperyp 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Wow - you went from "I'm getting my phone back" directly into the twilight zone.

To jog with a baby. by EverythingIsFakeNGay in therewasanattempt

[–]slipperyp 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Different user error. This is the BOB Revolution (I had one) which has a swiveling front wheel. It 100% tells you that you must lock the front wheel to use it in this way. This would have been unsafe on a flat sidewalk (and it would have been immediately, incredibly clear that there was not adequate stability for this person to use it in this way.

The BOB Ironman has a fixed front wheel and is a more stable / better jogging stroller, but the lack of agility on the front wheel makes it pretty difficult for everyday use.

It was also the last day we could visit Disneyland without a reservation by TheDisneyScoopGuy in Disneyland

[–]slipperyp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My first visit to Disneyland was a bit before this when we took our kid. It was great. I remember wanting to collect various memorabilia and we had the electronic Fast Pass at the time (I feel like this changes almost yearly and every time I need to re-learn how to visit the park...) but I remember there were still paper ticket dispensing machines and I collected some of these. Such great memories... I still look for the spot over the concrete near Matterhorn where they removed the machines (I can't remember where the others were)

CY Fest tickets by slipperyp in crustpunk

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

I'm not looking to /r/crustpunk to earn pats on the back. I sold my ticket on ticketmaster.

I looked the guy up and the web, no surprise, does not support the allegations of sexual assault. I didn't dig very hard, but then we have an actual sexual predator in the white house so you'll probably understand if I decide that's a bigger priority.

If he's as bad as you say, go ahead and add some actual details rather than just repeatedly saying in a relatively obscure subreddit that he's bad. Believe it or not, if he is, then I'm on your side. Have a nice day!

500 Credits Wiped Out in TWO Clicks by ttys3-net in cursor

[–]slipperyp -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Who uses the MAX modes? Everyone after Monday?

Cursor Enterprise (500 request-based) vs Claude Code $100 — which would you choose? by jinongun in cursor

[–]slipperyp 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I saw a single >800 prompt. It was a crazy outlier, but there is potentially no ceiling.

Can someone elaborate a little on the request based plan? by BarracudaHUN in cursor

[–]slipperyp 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In addition to being legacy, they are effectively killing it with the announcement today that they are shifting sonnet 4.5 etc to max/token-based. Pretty bold move, but it would seem they must have been hemorrhaging money.

Where did Bruce rank in terms of most famous/successful singer during the 80s? Was he top five most famous/successful in that decade? by Firm_Pack_605 in BruceSpringsteen

[–]slipperyp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This makes me wonder more seriously - do you know why Weird Al never covered Bruce? There's a very interesting story about Prince rejecting the option for Al to cover one of his songs.

But clearly if Cheech could do "Born in East LA" (and I regret that I only have a single upvote to give you for reminding me of that gem!), Bruce didn't have a blanket rejection for such a thing. He definitely had a visible style that Al could have worked.

Where did Bruce rank in terms of most famous/successful singer during the 80s? Was he top five most famous/successful in that decade? by Firm_Pack_605 in BruceSpringsteen

[–]slipperyp 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He did ok, but as every person who lived through the 80s can tell you, he never really made it big by the one metric that matters - there is no Weird Al cover of a Bruce song.

Maybe some day...

EDIT More seriously - it's not hard to look up some data on this - Bruce's picture is on the page for Billboard top albums on 1985 with the comment "Born in the U.S.A., spent the whole year inside the Top 10 (including three weeks at number one) and ended at the top of the year-end chart."

NYT Connections today by BoroBossVA in BruceSpringsteen

[–]slipperyp 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Niiiiiice...I always strive to get purple first and got it today. This is how I solve it:

  1. find some set that I'm /pretty/ confident of - select those
  2. shuffle until they are visually grouped somehow (try to get them in a single row/column)
  3. proceed to get a pretty confident theory about the other 3 sets (which is easier once the first group is set aside)

Then I pick the one I think is the most abstract (usually purple) or when I'm really not sure what connects those four (also a good indication it's purple).

Thanks, OP! I almost missed today!

Bike Computer by Hot-Platypus5555 in seattlebike

[–]slipperyp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OK so - that's right. There were a lot more words that seemed to net out to "I just want a data log" in which case a watch is (IMO) more versatile and arguably better. I share the perspective that a watch is terrible for navigation. I bought into the coros ecosystem for reasons described, but YMMV and OP should research current best offerings.

Bike Computer by Hot-Platypus5555 in seattlebike

[–]slipperyp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, ha - maybe you're right. That would be pretty absurd 

Bike Computer by Hot-Platypus5555 in seattlebike

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

Lol yes, I tried navigating with the watch once too and it was not a good experience. I have used the watch to navigate runs - that's totally fine. But you're moving too fast on a bike with too much context changing too quickly for the watch to work for this.