NewsaHackO

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by NewsaHackO 4mo ago
In the intentionally dropped section, it lists shed as "Not particularly useful on Windows." Does anyone know why? Is thre already a shred-like command in Windows?
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by NewsaHackO 4mo ago
Great visual, but one thing I've noticed is that LLMs have taken most of the "magic" out of creating these sorts of visualizations. Usually, it required a large amount of dedication to the subject matter, teaching techniques,
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by NewsaHackO 4mo ago
But very few 401ks offer the NASDAQ as an investment option.
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by NewsaHackO 4mo ago
I know it is irrational vibes, but how the whole Department of Defense situation was handled will always make me partial to Anthropic. Unless there so huge shift, of course.
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by NewsaHackO 4mo ago
Of course, and it is expected that large pull requests/RFCs are iterated on. I will not believe Bun seriously asked for a pull request to be merged with absolutely no expectation of back and forth discussion. But this isn’t what happen
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by NewsaHackO 4mo ago
Not really, if it doesn’t work then it will hurt their flagship desktop app’s stability, which would negatively affect their placing in an already cutthroat AI arms. Claude Code is the few business asset that Claude has the least moat compa
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by NewsaHackO 4mo ago
But this goes to my second point; it seems like Zig wasn’t open to any compromise about the solution that Bun submitted and one they built in house. Is it the Zig culture to reject a pull request like that wholesale? It’s really odd for the
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by NewsaHackO 4mo ago
> bun seems to be committed to slop rust already. so, with their ethic, maybe we should just disassociate them from zig and let them go realize their slop dreams? Closing your eyes and pretending a problem does not exist is the a good so
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by NewsaHackO 4mo ago
I could be completely wrong about this, but I think a lot of women causal clothing specifically recommend dry cleaning, compared to men (unless you are in a field that wear suits everyday).
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by NewsaHackO 4mo ago
It's anti AI though, expect it to be on the front page shortly.
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by NewsaHackO 4mo ago
Wow, what a position
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by NewsaHackO 4mo ago
Yeah, I hope this is just a demo that he is showing. You usually are fine if you have a reverseDNS domain name that you don't advertise + CF, but he is now going to get spammed by genuine human traffic.
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by NewsaHackO 5mo ago
I don’t know, one could say that “being informed” is itself an inherently biased argument. What is being informed? Is it that they agree with you (or whatever controlled opposition to your point in your mind)?
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by NewsaHackO 5mo ago
Yea, and I will take it a step further; it is really easy to start to worry about the “worth of a human life” when it’s yours. When we are in the position to not care about the worth of a human for our gain(such as children working to make
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by NewsaHackO 5mo ago
I think he means that you can’t watch regular videos on YouTube unless you use a IP that is easily traceable to a subscriber or a YouTube account that requires everything short of a DNA sample to be valid.
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by NewsaHackO 5mo ago
Yeah, this is similar to what I hear about Tesla's everywhere. While some members of the company leadership can be polarizing, the product itself seems very solid. Have been saving up for my first "good" car since starting my
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by NewsaHackO 5mo ago
I mean, there are costs to swapping though. Going by just feels seems to be the wrong way to think about it.
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by NewsaHackO 5mo ago
I only used it once.
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by NewsaHackO 5mo ago
Yes, it almost feels like inserting politics to an otherwise apolitical discussion. Just unnecessarily charges the discussion and makes one not want to engage with the article.
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by NewsaHackO 5mo ago
Got it. If the page doesn't fulfill the original purpose that people wanted to go to it, it ceases being interesting. The fact that the page merely exists is meaningless, much like a blank website.
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by NewsaHackO 5mo ago
I guess I am not seeing your point. A site that is completely a blank page exists also.
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by NewsaHackO 5mo ago
If YCombinator has to officially approve every article submitted, then it will become a publisher of a news site, not a social media site. Essentially, it would be a New York Times site with unpaid writers.
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by NewsaHackO 5mo ago
I also am not aware of any, do you have any examples?
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by NewsaHackO 5mo ago
Are you suggesting a non-physical reason for human cognition?
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by NewsaHackO 5mo ago
I hate to do this, but are you using a LLM for your responses? It seems like your basic programming knowledge is extremely inconsistent between replies.
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by NewsaHackO 5mo ago
So I have barely heard about Ghostty, and not at all about Tigerbeetle. Honestly, even Bun is a 2nd/3rd tier JS engine. Regardless, I think that if Bun goes forward with the port, the biggest issue is that for a language to so not li
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by NewsaHackO 5mo ago
>It's not like Jarred has been begging the Zig devs to implement language changes to make Bun development easier. Zig was always upfront that you will have to manage memory manually, and that allows for operator error. Huh? The patc
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by NewsaHackO 5mo ago
Don't give them too much credit, they responded to other comments clearly referring to the developers' comments on twitter about his technical motivations. He's just backtracking now due to your comment.
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by NewsaHackO 5mo ago
>Having a project consider a rewrite isn't so big a deal. I don't agree that them actually doing an entire draft rewrite can just be characterized as them considering a rewrite. >I don't think the Zig team is concerned
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by NewsaHackO 5mo ago
I think the issue is that Zig lost their biggest project, which was a posterboy project for real uses of Zig. Worse, the project felt like Zig wasn't meeting their needs, to the point they abandoned Zig and rewrote their entire project

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