LunicLynx

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by LunicLynx 11mo ago
The Xbox had strong requirements for loading times. This is probably a linear (lin) record of how the data was loaded unoptimized from the disk. And just written to a file. So in this file seek doesn’t do anything because seek kills the req
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by LunicLynx 11mo ago
I find this very curious. I don’t think agents care about UI, humans do. So in the end the UI is not required. As soon as the ai can get into the physical world. The whole IT world is done for. All of this will be automated away. The IT and
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by LunicLynx 11mo ago
Very valid. In the beginning all this was driven by developers. Then it was LinkedIn-ified and suddenly we had to deal with agile coaches. Essentially people with no tech qualifications play with developers as guineapigs without understandi
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by LunicLynx 11mo ago
I sometimes wonder how many comments here are driving a pro AI narrative. This very much seems like one of those: The agent here is: Look on HN for AI skeptical posts. Then write a comment that highlights how the human got it wrong. And com
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by LunicLynx 11mo ago
Even my mother of 75 years switched to a Mac. Microsoft does not understand the effect of these stupid decisions. They also don’t seem to realize that MacOS was the operating system for many demos on the just finished dotnetConf … If your d
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by LunicLynx 1y ago
Exactly. Asking questions is a strength not a weakness. Content of the question does matter ofc.
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by LunicLynx 1y ago
This is more an explanation for why our industry sucks in big second tier companies. They do a lot of stuff for the wrong reasons. And they don’t even care. Seen it countless times.
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by LunicLynx 1y ago
Rust is pain when you want to be super basic with your types. This is actually a learning lesson for the user to understand that the bugs one has seen in languages like c++ are inherent to using simple types. The author goes about mentionin
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by LunicLynx 1y ago
Did anyone say react in the windows start menu? Folks, we already have bad software. Everywhere. And nobody cares.
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by LunicLynx 1y ago
Isn’t this also what federation is for? And managing those „relationships“ on only one domain. I struggle to see what SCIM brings additionally?
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by LunicLynx 1y ago
Instagram is just as bad, meaning it should be put to the same scrutiny. It’s not ok just because it’s from the US
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by LunicLynx 2y ago
The example they use is irrelevant. A solved problem can be written how ever one likes. Code that will change or can’t ever be considered final, is the real challenge. Overly cutting code into methods makes code just rigid. This could be th
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by LunicLynx 2y ago
It’s simple don’t have a tech interview that does not relate to the job. Show code, ask questions about it that requires opinion.
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by LunicLynx 2y ago
Someone does not understand what kubernetes is. Kubernetes or something like it will continue to exist.
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by LunicLynx 2y ago
AI has no purpose on its own. It will maybe drown us in attention seeking content, but otherwise why would it create imagery or videos for it self?
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by LunicLynx 2y ago
I would argue that incompetence is a form of not caring. It means that one just does, maybe even more then necessary because one doesn’t actually understand what their responsibilities are. And to be not detected it’s better to seem very bu
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by LunicLynx 2y ago
Since reading the book of Walter Isaacson. I just wonder if he is slowly becoming his father, or at least to others what he is saying about his own father.
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by LunicLynx 2y ago
Thanks
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by LunicLynx 2y ago
It’s simple, as soon as it can write code faster than you can read it you can’t trust it anymore. Because you can’t verify it: Trusting trust. If it keeps you busy reading code, if it keeps all of us busy consuming its output. That is how s
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by LunicLynx 2y ago
There is only one concept of a monorepo. And that is the google approach. This is a project repo and in a project repo things should stay together. Your tooling must be different for it to work. So using git for it will not have a positive
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by LunicLynx 2y ago
The title should be: … the regex that checks if the length of a string with the same characters is a prime number.
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by LunicLynx 2y ago
Because building software is hard. If you can do it though …
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by LunicLynx 2y ago
And they have been very clear about that
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by LunicLynx 2y ago
I would love to. For me the main issue was that things are unnecessary cryptic. Take vim for example, what a hostile tool for a newbie. Reboot machine much? No offense towards vim, like any tool it’s great when you know it. Is this the whol
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by LunicLynx 2y ago
This is the comment! If so called „prompt engineering“ goes so far that only one solution remains, you don‘t need the LLM.
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by LunicLynx 2y ago
Switch to firefox
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by LunicLynx 2y ago
Where does it say that they were donated? This is misleading.
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by LunicLynx 2y ago
The fastest way to download Firefox yet!
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by LunicLynx 2y ago
Listening to him on the lex Friedman podcast, gave me funky vibes about his motivations.
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by LunicLynx 2y ago
True, I exaggerated. Sorry

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