CaffeineAddict

Every engagement with AI over help to fix my mistakes in code is a battle over arguments as to what is fix and what is not a fix, every time it throws at me a ton of unimportant "fixes" that don't fix the problem and often are not important at all, however in sample code I get from AI I need to manually spot a difference that makes it work, and that one problem is not pointed out as actual error. AI is royally stupid, the only reason I'm using AI is because there are no forums.

The Intel CPU manual has 5342 pages, learning assembly is very far from easy, but I don't think I'll give up.

I have a bottle of Gin in my fridge, anyone wants a shot?

stardew valley took over my life, I'm 198 hours into game, have 1,2M gold however to buy the most expensive game items I need approx 26M, at which time the game should end. how many hours more huh..

I built OpenSpace 0.21.3 from source released 2 days ago.
What an amazing software to explore our universe, I've last time used it on Windows but not on Linux yet.

Didn't install it, just using binaries from source tree, which after build takes 34G of disk space, but this could me much less if installed and repo deleted.
It took time to build and then also a ton of space data had to be downloaded.
If you want to build it check also minimum hardware requirements

Build instructions are here:

They also have YT channel with videos and tutorials on how to use it.

I just learned I suffer from tinnitus based on search online: https://www.health.harvard.edu/news...s-ringing-in-the-ears-and-what-to-do-about-it

I have 7198 bookmarks!

If you're bored keep hitting F5!