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by RadiozRadioz 7mo ago
> There is no worse feeling for a programmer than waking up, walking up to the machine that was supposed to work through the night, and seeing it did absolutely nothing, stupidly waiting for hours for a response to a question that didn&#
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by RadiozRadioz 7mo ago
I think that's different because I have a positive personal opinion of the GDPR and a negative personal opinion about what the UK is doing. Therefore the GDPR is good and this is bad. It's really quite objective.
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by RadiozRadioz 7mo ago
Indeed, I can't think of anybody who prefers <button> to <div><div><div><div class="button xl red-border top-pad-2x rounded-corner-in-bottom-left-but-not-other-corners" onclick="javascript:...&
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by RadiozRadioz 8mo ago
A small subset of technical users do read logs. If a desktop app has a problem, I have a fighting chance of fixing it if I have logs. Error messages may not give the full picture; what was the app trying to do before the error occurred? Log
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by RadiozRadioz 8mo ago
> T3 Code is the best way to code with AI. > We are very very early in this project. Expect bugs. Interesting combination of statements.
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by RadiozRadioz 8mo ago
I keep feeling this feeling and it depresses me. I start reading an article and then gradually realise it's a load of AI slop, but by the time I get that realisation I've already wasted several minutes of my life. It's a sink
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by RadiozRadioz 8mo ago
> a contrast between Claude’s modern approach [...] XML, a technology dating back to 1998 Are we really at the point where some people see XML as a spooky old technology? The phrasing dotted around this article makes me feel that way. I
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by RadiozRadioz 8mo ago
The result for "ai" is possibly skewed because it's a far more popular talking point in recent times versus HN's history as a whole.
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by RadiozRadioz 8mo ago
You can get multicolour e-ink displays. Still expensive though
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by RadiozRadioz 8mo ago
It's still there! Gary and the team are hard at work on Pidgin 3
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by RadiozRadioz 8mo ago
> The biggest strength I see for XMPP is [...] XML It's an advantage, sure, but to me the serialisation format is the least interesting thing. Others are similarly optimized too. I think the extensibility and approach to standards i
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by RadiozRadioz 9mo ago
Why are those scripts running in interactive login shells? If they are influenced by the configuration of profile, then the scripts are bad.
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by RadiozRadioz 9mo ago
I think they need to restrict their definition of city more. I named some tiny villages and it accepted them.
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by RadiozRadioz 9mo ago
This is a disgusting tool. This is assisting and profiting from the SEO spam arms race that is filling the web with garbage. > Take a competitor's high-performing video, extract the key points, and write a 'Better Than' gu
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by RadiozRadioz 9mo ago
It's Doom in part because it's a significantly popular game, that was open sourced, with low resource requirements (but not too low to be trivial), with an innovative custom engine that people find interesting, originally created
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by RadiozRadioz 9mo ago
Yes, this is ridiculous. Far too much chrun in this ecosystem. This decreases my confidence in this Mintlify company; given this, they seem like the type to randomly rugpull when they feel like it.
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by RadiozRadioz 9mo ago
I don't see why this thing has much reason to be focused on agents or AI - a standardized API for ecommerce is useful regardless of that usecase.
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by RadiozRadioz 9mo ago
Thanks for the response Matthew! But please go to sleep! Yes it's unfortunate how much Synapse's unperformant implementation has decreased general confidence in the protocol itself. I'm confident it will get better
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by RadiozRadioz 9mo ago
What are the reasons Matrix is the winner? Are they inherent to the protocol itself or something else?
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by RadiozRadioz 9mo ago
I feel similarly for a different reason. I put my code out there, licensed under the GPL. It is now, through a layer of indirection, being used to construct products that are not under the GPL. That's not what I signed up for. I know t
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by RadiozRadioz 9mo ago
I'm generally very positive about using AI as a tool day-to-day, but, wow, I think I hate this. I think I _really_ hate this. I like reading. I dedicate a good amount of my time to reading. I find it quite a personal experience to read
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
> last updated 10 years ago Only a problem if the software has broken in that time period
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
As a user and developer, runtime is my least favourite place for dependency and library errors to occur. I can't even begin to count the hours, days, I've spent satisfying runtime dependencies of programs. Cannot load library X, f
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
What is the breakdown of customers who care about advanced water resistance versus screws/repairability? I imagine most want some water resistance (e.g. 1m), but people may be torn on 30m if it means they lose out on screws. I'm i
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
Without looking I knew who was #1. Another thing worth mentioning is that these folks are also prolific commenters on this site. It's not infrequent that I'm browsing around and see a thoughtful comment from Simon, Jeff, etc. It&#
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
What my local secret service does is they rent various houses in a circle around their headquarters and order pizzas to them frequently. Mostly the pizzas are securely destroyed, but on days with large meetings they're transported from
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
> Then there was the problem of fragility: any syntax problems with your XHTML and your users would get a blank screen I don't call that fragile, I call that well-founded. It has always perturbed me that, when encountering an error,
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
I read the whole readme and I can't understand what this does. It looks like some way of sending messages to LLMs, but I don't see the exact problem this solves. Can someone ELI5?
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
Use a pseudonym, don't cross-contaminate
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by RadiozRadioz 10mo ago
It definitely doesn't relate, the time horizon is wrong. The software needs much longer to change, and that change needs much longer to appear in the job market. Compared to the timeframe in the article DRAM prices have only just spike

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