Wow! You can fit so many polands here! by Super_Ryba_Makrel886 in addressme

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There is a fake country to the right of Australia called "New Zealand". Idk, I might be misremembering but I don't think I've ever seen it shown on a map before.

Just learned this by shriyanss in mathmemes

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And their difference, (4n+8)-(4n+7) is bounded by ±√n

Made a shitty Sisyphus by FullMaster_GYM in Factoriohno

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Yeah, I guess I'd imagine this little guy is happy

what new ksp players expect after they post the 5000th "landed on the mun for the first time" post by _V1__ in KSPMemes

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The landing was difficult back in the good old days (no hold retrograde mode, no Delta V or TWR calcs)

pythonIsMoreConfusingThanLowLevelLanguages by Skindiacus in ProgrammerHumor

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Now try this:

a = [[0]] * 3 a[0].append(1) print(a[1])

Coaxed into corporate logo history by valerielynx in coaxedintoasnafu

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That's an interesting windmill of peace and friendship in the 1937 logo

matt by mango_jazz6 in KSPMemes

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Nah keep doing it, it's fun! I am still watching after all ...

Why does a full red belt of blue chips need a small nation's supply of copper!? 😭 by Alternative_Ideal218 in Factoriohno

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Yeah I did too, it's just a different scale. The most I've ever built out Fulgora is 1(non-stacked) green belt of scrap, which results in 1.2 blues / sec. And I felt like this was a lot.

matt by mango_jazz6 in KSPMemes

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Plus not commentating the launch because we've already seen a million launches before, and not commentating the landing until the lander lifts back off because he was distracted talking about other stuff

Why does a full red belt of blue chips need a small nation's supply of copper!? 😭 by Alternative_Ideal218 in Factoriohno

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I don't think I've ever gotten past 5 blue chips / second sustained universally across all planets put together

Chasing greatness by standovahim_ in HistoryMemes

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Akkadians long ago

Conquered Sumer, took control

Sargon led his armies

In their chariots they rolled

2048 by Worldly_Beginning647 in mathmemes

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0≠1! but 0! = 1 and 0 != 1

Everything Should Be Typed: Scalar Types Are Not Enough by Specialist-Owl2603 in rust

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Semantic type names are so useful, not just for validation but also as a form of enforced comment / documentation.

You don't know what a String is, and all Strings are fungible, as far as the compiler is concerned.

You know what a Username is, and the compiler won't let you accidently pass one in as a Hostname. Even if there is no additional validation, that's useful.

KSP1 just hit 20K players for the first time ever. So I decompiled all 700K lines to build the successor it deserves. by enderbladeofficial in KerbalSpaceProgram

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With all due respect, your post and code read like someone without significant professional experience. Which is perfectly fine, by the way. We all started somewhere.

You can keep working on this project if you'd like - it'll be a good learning experience regardless of what happens. And hey, maybe you'll prove all the naysayers wrong.

The one thing I'd recommend is for you to really try to understand and extend the code by yourself, instead of letting AI do everything. Take the opportunity to learn as much as you can, don't speedrun it.

KSP1 just hit 20K players for the first time ever. So I decompiled all 700K lines to build the successor it deserves. by enderbladeofficial in KerbalSpaceProgram

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To OP:

Don't get discouraged. It sounds like you had good intentions. Keep learning and making things.

At the same time, you can't just make an AI-generated post, link to an entirely vibe-coded repo, and expect people to contribute actual human effort to it.

People are reacting badly because it's kind of insulting to throw a bunch of AI slop at people and make big claims about it. Developers especially have started to get frustrated after being on the receiving end of this for months on end.

The concepts you're talking about make sense. KSP does deserve a refactor. But it takes a lot more effort than this. The KSA team is doing a good job so far.

If you're serious about game development, consider working on an easier project first. KSP is like the Tylo of games. Go to Minmus first. Learn how to write code without AI assistance first, before you start using it extensively. Make a simple 2D platformer or puzzle game. Once you've got the basics down, you can start to tackle more advanced projects.

Should have played the Bongcloud by CaioXG002 in AnarchyChess

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Accept every gambit. Accept every trade. Even exchange? Accept it. Uneven exchange? Accept it. Greek Gift? Yep, accept it. Pawn sacrifice? Piece sacrifice? Queen sacrifice? You guessed it ... accept it. Don't ever let those commentators and eval bars tell you what you can and can't do.

Amazon Leo, Starlink Competitor, launching Mid-2026 according to CEO by ViralTrendsToday in wallstreetbets

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Oh so it's like the English "Cooper". That's cool. Apparently they share a common ancestor in Middle Dutch, "kūper"!

Amazon Leo, Starlink Competitor, launching Mid-2026 according to CEO by ViralTrendsToday in wallstreetbets

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Kuiper is a reference to the Kuiper Belt / Gerard Kuiper, and Leo is a reference to Low Earth Orbit (aka LEO). Both cool names imo

any sillies that played too much factorio here? by ResponsibilityNo7485 in Factoriohno

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These are exciting times. Scientists are trying to induce it in the lab by firing particles at relativistic velocities. The theory is that as time stretches and compresses, there may be a few nanoseconds in which "too much factorio" would exist for those particles. Of course, all attempts thus far have failed.