u/ohkaybodyrestart

Been at my job since 2020 and now I'm finally trying to move.

All of us (even my friends outside the company) been on AI auto-pilot since 2024.

Basically not a single line of code since 2023.

How has the job searching market adapted to this? Are we still doing things like Leet Code and non-AI coding assessments? What about what's on the resume, do we now full on admit we're 100% AI? What kind of work is expected from us? What kind of projects attract the eye now that everything is AI?

I just bought the game and I can't solve this issue.

I'll try to explain it as best as I can:

When I move my analog upwards or downwards, my character move left and right.

When I move my analog left and right, my character moves upwards and downwards.

It's like inverted but side-ways if that makes sense.

What I tried:

- Changed the control style

- Tried 2 other controllers

- Deleted the game and re-installed it

Any help?

I realized I'm no longer able to get into or be invested in new stories.

I was playing Horizon Dawn and I liked the gameplay but I just couldn't with the quests and dialogues, not because they're bad, but because I'm just tired of it all.

Anytime there's a story/dialogue building up, I just feel like quitting the game.

I just do not care and not want to be made to care about it.

I realized that Elden Ring is my perfect game because the gameplay itself, the way YOU interact open world itself makes the storytelling, I'm not overly forced into a linear path.

I myself went to look up the lore on Youtube myself afterwards and enjoyed it.

I can just explore, play and things just add up eventually.

My 10 years old wired earbuds got cut by accident and I'm trying to replace them.

I'm feeling a bit fancy I guess and I'm ready to invest in some quality ones, as opposed to the $10 ones I always used to buy (including the one that just got cut). Let's go for maybe $50 ones or something (I don't know the market prices to be honest) but just higher tier essentially.

My only 3 requirements are:

1. Wired
2. Flat-head (like iPod earbuds), not those cylinders that go deep into your ear-canal
3. 3.5mm jack

P.S.

I'm not a music enthusiast or producer or anything, just a regular guy who games, watches videos and goes into meetings. I just thought it'd be nice to maybe have an upgrade in sound quality that I'd be able to enjoy, without going into insanely specific music enthusiast stuff.

Thank you

I genuinely don't understand what's the point and why it's announced like it's a big opening: "you can now pre-order GTA 6!".

What does it change if you buy it now or 1 day before the release or on the day of the release?

It's all digital anyway..it's not like you're waiting or reserving anything physic

I only ever played UFC 3 & 4

I quit career mode at some point because I was genuinely bored out of having to do every training leading up to a fight in order to get my fitness up to the correct level

I still don't understand why we can't just simulate it

Does UFC 6 have that feature?

On Staples it's listed as a "Laser Printer", but I always thought Laser Printers don't use ink, or was I wrong this whole time?

I'm so bummed, it was a perfectly nice looking printer and had the features I wanted, but I'm scared of buying it because it clearly takes ink cartridges even if it's listed as "Laser Printer".

https://preview.redd.it/dj5vratmkx7h1.png?width=1447&format=png&auto=webp&s=ab7bc3c8781278c448b62ba7d00e56152bd256a9

What I did was look up every system the handheld can handle emulating (ex: Atari 2600, NES, SNES, Game Boy, Sega, Neo Geo, PS1, Dreamcast, MAME/FBA/FBNeo, etc.).

I listed a bunch of games and now I don't know if the out-of-the-box setup is good for what I need or not, or what I'm missing out on.

I think it's running RetoArch.

I don't know if I should go for another frontend, or if I should setup something specific on my machine or not, or let's say I want to play online with Netplay for N64 multiplayer stuff, etc. etc.

I just don't know what to look for.

Forza Horizon 6: best Forza game ever, it's an amazing 9/10 for me.

However there's thing weird feeling I'm getting that I didn't get in the past Forza's, especially Forza 4.

The game feels "empty", like I don't feel there's actually people around me, or I feel like I'm in a very contained map or something.

I have trouble explaining it, but I feel like in Forza 4 I always felt like there were drivers everywhere and there was a lively community and stuff.

In this Forza, I feel alone in the map and like I'm in some box or something.

I don't know, just wondering if anyone else feels that.

I can't find any official statement anywhere.

If it's a 8 players server, is the game scaled to 8 players regardless of if there's 1 person or 3 person currently connected?

Or does the world scale up every time someone connects?