GalaxyNova

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by GalaxyNova 5mo ago
Hopefully they will soon find one for noise induced hearing loss as well.
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by GalaxyNova 6mo ago
It is unfortunate that they decided to stop doing open-weight releases. What could have been interesting has been reduced to simply another subpar LLM release.
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by GalaxyNova 6mo ago
this is just wrong
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by GalaxyNova 6mo ago
Zionism is the idea that the Jewish people deserve a national state. Being anti-Zionist is equivalent to wanting Israel to not exist as a national state.
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by GalaxyNova 7mo ago
Not what I've experienced
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by GalaxyNova 7mo ago
It's strange. For decades we've been trying to move towards GUIs, now we're moving backwards.
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by GalaxyNova 7mo ago
> They don't have an open source kernel Yes they do in fact, it's called darwin XNU https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/xnu
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by GalaxyNova 7mo ago
This is a massive cope. It is glaringly obvious that the world is losing languages at a higher rate than it is gaining them. There is a very clear trend towards linguistic consolidation and mass-media, literacy, and the internet / inst
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by GalaxyNova 7mo ago
It's worse than nothing, since inevitably people will use this thinking it's 100% safe when it's not.
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by GalaxyNova 7mo ago
Likely the opposite, as safe Rust has some extra safety checks for things like array bounds.
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by GalaxyNova 7mo ago
It's strange how quickly this project got so big... It did not seem like anything particularly novel to me.
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by GalaxyNova 8mo ago
> Hard to find fully specified problems like this in the wild. This is such a big and obvious cope. This is obviously a very real problem in the wild and there are many, many others like it. Probably most problems are like this honestly
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by GalaxyNova 8mo ago
Seems dangerous to wager your entire application on such an uncertainty
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by GalaxyNova 8mo ago
Unfortunately they're still too superficial. 9 times out of 10 they don't have enough context to properly implement something and end up just tacking it on in some random place with no regard for the bigger architecture. Even if y
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by GalaxyNova 8mo ago
> I don’t read code anymore Never thought this would be something people actually take seriously. It really makes me wonder if in 2 - 3 years there will be so much technical debt that we'll have to throw away entire pieces of softwa
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by GalaxyNova 8mo ago
Because LLMs are bad at reviewing code for the same reasons they are bad at making it? They get tricked by fancy clean syntax and take long descriptions / comments for granted without considering the greater context.
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by GalaxyNova 9mo ago
I think it would, given that there is no air resistance.
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by GalaxyNova 9mo ago
btw it's only been getting seriously deployed since 2010
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by GalaxyNova 9mo ago
Is there a reason for the lack of IPv6 support?
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by GalaxyNova 9mo ago
You can use it right now if you build it from source, in fact I am writing this HN comment from it.
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by GalaxyNova 10mo ago
My guess is it will keep track of the PID
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by GalaxyNova 10mo ago
The fragmentation is a natural consequence of different use cases existing. You can't have your cake and eat it too.
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by GalaxyNova 10mo ago
> This project currently has a bunch of C++ files, no docs, no tests I think the more important thing is the protocol itself, rather than the specific implementation. As the author notes the current D-bus standards are substandard at bes
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by GalaxyNova 10mo ago
> any app on the bus can read all secrets in the store if the store is unlocked Holy shit. I knew conceptually that this was the case but never really took the time to consider the implications. Pretty much whenever you unlock your keyri
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by GalaxyNova 10mo ago
We mostly develop on Linux, but target all three OSs.
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by GalaxyNova 10mo ago
Also take a look at sourcehut for those interested in an alternative
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by GalaxyNova 10mo ago
That colonization was primarily driven by the need to obtain resources. Today and in the future, there is no reason to should send humans to gather resources when we can send robots to do it instead.
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by GalaxyNova 10mo ago
Not quite the same thing. All the software I mentioned above have communities that constantly push to improve the ecosystem.
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by GalaxyNova 10mo ago
Lisp is alive as ever in Emacs and Common Lisp, and Clojure and Racket

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