KingMob

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by KingMob 6mo ago
This is just incorrect. Warp predates the AI craze, and one of its original selling points was reimagining how the terminal could work: it could be more native, and act like a REPL/chat, instead of a grid of characters.
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by KingMob 6mo ago
Right, but if all terminals behaved like modern pieces of software, we would take functionality like Warp's as given, instead of suggesting workarounds. What you describe sorta works, but you lose things like file/dir-based autoco
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by KingMob 6mo ago
Because OS/2 has been dead for decades?
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by KingMob 6mo ago
I personally love the Shift+Cmd+J that jumps to whichever Claude is finished and waiting for my input :P
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by KingMob 6mo ago
Warp is equally stable, almost as fast, while being more usable than Ghostty.
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by KingMob 6mo ago
This particular treatment only applies inside the ear, afaik, but it's theoretically possible to apply gene therapies to rewrite more cells, for more systemic diseases. That might also suffice for sperm, which are constantly being crea
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by KingMob 6mo ago
I think your argument cuts the opposite way that you intended. IIUC, the majority of deaf children are born to non-Deaf parents.
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by KingMob 6mo ago
I remember when the original Friendster came out, everyone I knew signed up, only to realize...wait, what can we actually do with it other than look at our social graph? If Friendster had figured out a stickier use case, they could have pre
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by KingMob 6mo ago
That's not a great comparison. Malaria is dangerous to almost everyone it infects, while T. gondii is harmless to the vast majority of the human race.
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by KingMob 6mo ago
I was trying to use Gas Town heavily only 3 weeks ago, and while it's fascinating, it's also very much still the bleeding edge. The neat part though, is agents are so interwoven through its operations, it can kind of power through
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by KingMob 6mo ago
I've also been bitten by the Backblaze/Orbstack combo, and was one of the early communicators with the OrbStack team about it. While I agree Backblaze is overdue to exclude the sparse image, in fairness to them, no other online ba
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by KingMob 6mo ago
Feel free to ask for takeaway at an "all-you-can-eat" buffet. That'll show those rubes eating merely a single meal at the restaurant.
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by KingMob 6mo ago
The thing is, unless their posts have only gotten bad recently, it's reasonable to assume that the drop in traffic is unrelated to post quality. Algorithms, changing audiences, etc. become better explanations.
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by KingMob 6mo ago
But the limits apply to all users. I doubt non-OpenClaw users want to pay $XX more to subsidize OpenClaw users.
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by KingMob 7mo ago
Uhhh, yes, but I was trying to convey to the parent that most real-world Clojure programs won't isolate you from Maven.
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by KingMob 7mo ago
The fundamental mistake of Simple Made Easy was how many people interpreted them as orthogonal (or even opposing) qualities, when that's not inherently true. This led to a lot of Clojure code being simple, but avoiding the hard additio
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by KingMob 7mo ago
It belonged to everyone until Google became the TLD operator. (Yes, I'm still salty google broke our localhost .dev sites.) (Yes, I know it was never a reserved TLD.)
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by KingMob 7mo ago
I think that's true for only a limited subset of programs, though. The Clojure lib ecosystem is nowhere near the size of the broader Java ecosystem, so you frequently end up pulling Maven deps to plug holes anyway.
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by KingMob 7mo ago
It's unfortunate, but people's associations with Java the lang bleed into their beliefs about the JVM, one of the most heavily-optimized VMs on the planet. There's some historical cruft (especially the memory model), but pick
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by KingMob 7mo ago
If you need more than a VPS can provide (like a real CDN), you can check us out on Swarmify.com. It might be overkill for your use case, though. We'll be moving to videojs 10 when it hits GA.
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by KingMob 7mo ago
It's still mandatory for all but the newest iOS devices, which don't support MediaSourceExtensions.
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by KingMob 7mo ago
Definitely sounds like the US. When I worked a Radboud University in the Netherlands for a summer, they were definitely more direct than I was used to, and kept work more work-focused. But they also combined that with a culture of quittin
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by KingMob 7mo ago
> Why on Earth you won’t just write a script for that purpose? - Because your bash-fu may not be good enough - Because parts of the process may not be amenable to scripting, especially if they require LLMs - Because the inputs to some st
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by KingMob 7mo ago
"Just use UTC" is another, albeit more subtle, falsehood programmers believe about date/time. It's fine for distributed logging and computer-only usage, but fails in obscure ways once humans, time zones, travel, laws, an
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by KingMob 7mo ago
It's probably because maintaining the immune system at high levels costs more energy. You probably know that antibiotic use is rampant in industrial livestock. But do you know precisely why? Antibiotics aren't just given prophylac
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by KingMob 7mo ago
Even before AI, getting a fix into an open source project required a certain level of time and effort. If you prefer to spend your time on other things, and you assume it will eventually get fixed by someone else, using an LLM to fix it jus
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by KingMob 7mo ago
> If Coca Cola had a similar dispute that led to the flavor of Coke changing, you’d see even more posts like this from real people. When Coke changed their formula in the 80's, people discussed it endlessly at the time. It made ne
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by KingMob 7mo ago
Agree. You'd think Musk would do something about the CSAM AI. I guess he reined it in a bit, at least.
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by KingMob 7mo ago
> Many other public figures have raised their hands this way on video Lol. If you really believe this, try doing it on a busy street, and watch the responses you get.
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by KingMob 7mo ago
But again, there's other things to consider. People are more likely to blame Anthropic, not OpenCode, when they run out of tokens.

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