Rooster61

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by Rooster61 4mo ago
The sort of general malaise that only the genius possess, and the insane lament.
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by Rooster61 4mo ago
It's already somewhat de facto happening due to hardware prices. Personal computing is getting priced out pretty hard, and I don't see that changing unless the consolidated AI bubble pops.
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by Rooster61 4mo ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48540499
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by Rooster61 4mo ago
I didn't get the sense that the prose was AI generated at all. How did you come to that conclusion?
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by Rooster61 4mo ago
This has very little to do with the actual demand for good software though. People very much still want good software that works. The issue is the group of people in the industry that have learned they can push blasphemously useless crap, c
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by Rooster61 4mo ago
Maybe Claude was Kira all along
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by Rooster61 4mo ago
This needs to be prepended with the fact that it's an Elon Musk quote
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by Rooster61 4mo ago
I think that's part of the story, but the holders of the most popular marketplaces are I think willingly allowing the actual utility of connecting job seekers with jobs to fall to shit for the sake of user engagement. LinkedIn being a
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by Rooster61 4mo ago
My tolerance for donation begging is directly proportional to how A) non-evil the thing is asking for the donations and B) how much utility I get out of said thing. KDE, personally, falls squarely into the "By all means, beg" cate
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by Rooster61 5mo ago
That's...the joke. The humor is in the absurdity of recommending an addon to the car that utterly would not work and would look ridiculous. It's layered on the fact that Jeep snorkels look sort of ridiculous even on the vehicles t
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by Rooster61 5mo ago
I can't relate that much to this. Every time I use AI to write code, I'm constantly fighting a feeling on the back of my neck that I need to look over everything it has done and supplement/alter it with my own code. That ick
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by Rooster61 5mo ago
No, they meant inflated. Cars are quite expensive right now, and dealers are notorious for raking in cash through financing. If they were subsidized, prices would be lower to increase user base, as in the aforementioned dynamic present in
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by Rooster61 5mo ago
Oh boy, another one of these jackoffs. Rosetti the Rat couldn't get him convicted because HE DID NOTHING WRONG. You people need to let it go.
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by Rooster61 6mo ago
> spontaneously ignite Melt, but not ignite. There's no free oxygen to allow burning. A nitpick, sure, but probably worth mentioning.
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by Rooster61 6mo ago
Hard times make for strong men (and women)... This might be cliche, but it has truth to it. Nothing drives production and innovation quite like scarcity and financial adversity.
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by Rooster61 6mo ago
Until the next administration, at least
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by Rooster61 6mo ago
How do you reconcile having worked in this capacity mentally? Not being snarky or judgemental, genuinely curious as to the mindset of someone who has been in this position.
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by Rooster61 6mo ago
Is there a side by side comparison for their products anywhere? I'd like to compare this to the current 16 specs. And are they planning a "Pro" version of the 16? I don't have plans to buy a laptop in the near future, bu
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by Rooster61 6mo ago
I think part of the point of OP was that this isn't a good way to support people to step up. It's frankly bizarre and has dubious future prospects like any other federal program under the current administration.
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by Rooster61 6mo ago
I can't. It is a subject without a predicate. It doesn't look like valid English to my eyes.
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by Rooster61 6mo ago
100'); DROP TABLE Age;--
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by Rooster61 6mo ago
Hey buddy, you're out of line. Microsoft has clearly had experiences all along. What do you think Windows: ME stood for? Miserable Experience
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by Rooster61 6mo ago
Do you have sources for this? Not asking for validation reasons, I'd genuinely like to read up on this dynamic.
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by Rooster61 6mo ago
Good on you. I saw your comment in the Microsoft thread earlier and wondered what this was. I now want to actively seek out examples of this played as it seems like it would be a hoot.
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Ask HN: How do you, personally, dig deeper based on HN posts?
3 points by Rooster61 7mo ago|1 comments
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by Rooster61 7mo ago
Friendly spelling correction. Diaries, not dairies. Dairies are where one produces dairy products. And I'm sorry your mom experienced that weight towards the end of her life. That sounds like a significant thing to grapple with, especi
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by Rooster61 7mo ago
Annihilation of Italian food is nothing to laugh at, and is in fact a tragedy
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by Rooster61 7mo ago
It's frankly hard to tell much difference when put into the same color scheme. Granted, those minute changes represent MASSIVE shifts in the arrangement of matter throughout the nebula, it just doesn't look that way from this far
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by Rooster61 7mo ago
> agreed to by any of the bodies that are supposed to decide whether the US military activates This isn't true. Congress entered into de facto agreement the second that it struck down war powers measures against the Trump administra
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by Rooster61 7mo ago
And Benito Musollini, and the Blue Meanie. And Cowboy Curtis and Jambi the Genie

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