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bushr.at @bushr.at · 02/10/2026

I'd start with the other films like Ariety/Ponyo/etc. of course and just see how they react to the more scary stuff.

bushr.at @bushr.at · 02/10/2026

Depends on the kid but I'd say probably fine. The scene of the weapon melting at the end of the film was pretty scary to me so that'd be my main concern.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 01/10/2026

Industry newsletters are great. "Destroy the ocean? Maybe!"

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 30/09/2026

fn marco(self: Pin<&mut Self>, cx: &mut Context<'_>) -> Polo<Self::Output>

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 30/09/2026

I'd say the larger issue is the drinking age being 21 in the US. In Australia we just don't have anywhere the same kind of fraternity system the US does and it's purely because you can buy your own beer as a freshman; you don't need to join a frat and have an older member supply it.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 27/09/2026

Well, a year is ~32 megaseconds, so we could just go with that.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 26/09/2026

Oh, *THAT* guy. Genuinely the only anti-Rust media I couldn't finish. For my own sanity I'm not even gonna try his Haskell video. I don't think I'm strong enough to prevent his deluge of arrogant misinformation from infecting me even a little.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 26/09/2026

How I felt every time I used MicroPython

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 25/09/2026

I take Tasmanian food standards so incredibly for granted.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 24/09/2026

Remember when self driving cars started hitting the mainstream and there was debate about who would be held accountable in a crash: the driver or the AI provider? Never considered the secret third option of nobody lol teehee

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 24/09/2026

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 24/09/2026

It's awesome knowing my daughter's medical records are just the cost of doing business.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 23/09/2026

Young people are expected to either inherit wealth, or partner up and work for 10 years so they can afford a mortgage for the subsequent 30.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 23/09/2026

Housing security is central to most social problems IMO. My partner and I had to live with my parents into our late twenties just to afford a modest house on dual incomes anywhere near our friends/work/family.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 23/09/2026

My guess would be women moving out into a partnered arrangement at a higher rate than men in that age bracket. It's more socially normalized for young/unemployed women to move in with older/established men, at least that's my impression.

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Nome @nome.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Gross! Gross! Gross! Immediate and visceral disgust! Disgust and rage! Disgust at obscenity! Disgust at desecration! Bad! That about sums up my feelings.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 22/09/2026

Also, excellent read and congrats on the sync! I remember seeing some of these issues but didn't realize quite the extent!

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 22/09/2026

Oooh EII support ok the GCC backend you say? I'll need to revisit that for core::io. Currently have a temporary static atomic for some function pointers and GCC Linux was the biggest blocker to even partial usage of EII.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 22/09/2026

Exceptions for temperatures and chemicals of course. If you're casting metal or pouring acid, gloves.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 22/09/2026

My rule of thumb is it depends on what you're doing more of, holding a tool or holding a material. Putting up a fence or laying floorboards? Gloves. Operating a lathe or a mill? No gloves.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 21/09/2026

And even for the employed, the cost of "basic" things like a home and groceries are so high that I have 30 year old friends in senior civil engineering jobs that can't afford to move out of their parents' house.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 20/09/2026

Internal Combustion Engine, so a typical petrol/diesel vehicle.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 19/09/2026

I don't know, pretty sure this was originally a dark universe Katamari Damacy film...

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 18/09/2026

Especially the post-credits message "The Ball will return in Astro Bot"

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 18/09/2026

It was good, but I really didn't like the studio meddling forcing the whole film to be setup for the dark Katamari Damacy movie in the same universe.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 18/09/2026

Still the biggest reason I wont use AI tooling. Companies should be held to *higher* standards than individuals. If you train a model on pirated data for yourself, you do you. If OpenAI does it, they should be disintegrated. Same reason why a movie theater can't just play whatever it wants.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 17/09/2026

The number of consecutive capital letters at the beginning of the identier determines how many parent modules up it's publicly accessible from. Lowercase is private, 1 capital is pub(super), etc.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 17/09/2026

It's cool as hell, but the people are afraid. They say we should just use foo((a, b, c)) because that's definitely clearer...

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 17/09/2026

PDFs are insane. I've tried many times to write software to create them for some reporting tools internally, and every time I remember how deeply insane it is and revert back to generating reports in HTML or Typst and use a 3rd party tool to get a PDF at the end.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 17/09/2026

Based on how the subreddit reacted to the splat announcement, maybe never at this point haha.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 15/09/2026

So. Wake up Mr Free. Man. Wake up. And smell the hashes.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 15/09/2026

Different, but no less important. The flood of AI printout posters I see plastered on small businesses is proof that basic taste and composition is a clearing lacking skill in the masses...

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 15/09/2026

Not at all, same reason numeracy is still so important in a world where everyone has pocket calculators with Internet access.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 14/09/2026

Maybe factor the checks out into its own const function taking bytes and returning a result, etc.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 14/09/2026

I'd move the assertions inside the original constant. So instead: const FIRMWARE: &[u8] = const { let bytes = include_bytes!("firmware.bin"); assert!(!bytes.is_empty()); assert!(bytes.len().is_multiple_of(2)); bytes };

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 13/09/2026

I dare not cross the street to see what kind of abominations are on those A4 printouts that plaster the windows like a drug den in newspapers.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 13/09/2026

There's something extremely on the nose about this butcher using an AI generated banner on an old office building in the middle of the CBD, kilometers away from any grocery store.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 13/09/2026

*Animated, thanks thumbs.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 13/09/2026

It's kinda interesting that only the abimated visual media get this realism focus. Nobody is demanding that music have even higher fidelity, books to have more visceral descriptions, paintings to be more lifelike. It's really just games and videos that need to be "real".

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 13/09/2026

Really, LoC/hour isn't the limiting factor for game development. If anything, I'd expect more projects to fail due to scope creep killing a project before it ever goes public. If you have a whole army of agents able to implement *any* feature you like for a game, regardless of how good it is...

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 13/09/2026

AAA studios will use the added productivity to reduce the amount of contractors they bring onto a project, or increase the amount of busywork functionality a game has. Like, how many thousands of development hours go into making every game an Open World RPG with a collectathon system, etc. etc.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 13/09/2026

I'd honestly be surprised if AI tools really make a big difference for game development for the end product. Unlike general software development, Godot, Unreal, Unity, etc. are all extremely approachable with purely an artistic background.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 13/09/2026

There's an alternate reality where TypeScript never happened, and instead everyone writes JavaScript with the C preprocessor instead.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 13/09/2026

My mum had the Tomb Raider games, my dad had Alien Resurrection, and I had Muppet Racemania. The opening cinematics for both their games terrified toddler aged me.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 13/09/2026

Things I was frightened of as a child: Alien Aliens Alien3 Alien: Resurrection Alien: Resurrection for the PlayStation Love them to death now, but thanks to walking in at exactly the wrong time as a toddler I didn't have the courage to actually watch any of this til I was 13.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 11/09/2026

"Ok lets see here, you have an Apple A16 Pro so you can run all the standard software on your MacBook Neo- oh it's in the iPhone? No software for you sorry"

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 11/09/2026

Still made the Ubuntu Edge concept never panned out. I would be fine with paying $2k for a phone if it actually ran real software and not just "apps". My laptop spends 95% of its life docked to a keyboard/mouse/monitors and could easily just be a powerful enough phone.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 11/09/2026

I genuinely think the percentage of brain utilization they show during that movie is how a large number of people interpret the AGI test score.

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bushr.at @bushr.at · 10/09/2026

Studios have wasted so much for so little. Muppet Christmas Carol had a budget of like $12M and is a defining moment in our culture. Just let the Swedish Chef cook!

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