Starlevel004

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by Starlevel004 8mo ago
Hey Claude, summarise this letter for me and write a response.
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by Starlevel004 9mo ago
> So what did they do? Move everything from /usr to / and drop the whole /usr legacy? Noooo, that would be too simple. It's a lot simpler to merge them in a directory that can be mounted across multiple machines than
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by Starlevel004 9mo ago
We could call it "Hacker News syndrome"
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by Starlevel004 9mo ago
It's not really very fun when these joke projects are built by AI.
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by Starlevel004 10mo ago
Here's the key takeaways as to why that's an issue
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by Starlevel004 10mo ago
Oh no! Anyway.
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by Starlevel004 10mo ago
ITT: people who really hate reading
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by Starlevel004 10mo ago
> A friend recently asked how to get started watching Gundam, and as I tripped all over myself, equal parts excitement and not wanting to sound like a lunatic, I fumbled around for a good answer. But there is a good answer. It's G
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by Starlevel004 10mo ago
> If you read nothing else, read this: do not ever use an AI or the internet for medical advice. I completely disagree. I think we should let this act as a form of natural selection, and once every pro-AI person is dead we can get back t
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by Starlevel004 10mo ago
OpenRCT2 was a direct derivative of RCT2 at first, to the point it would just directly call into the game executable everywhere. See e.g: https://github.com/OpenRCT2/OpenRCT2/commit/643db7ae017e04d1...
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by Starlevel004 10mo ago
> That would be illegal. Yeah, so?
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by Starlevel004 10mo ago
LinkedIn Standard English, tab closed
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by Starlevel004 10mo ago
Tagging on I really recommend everyone read up on groups like the Com, 764, or O9A. It's impossible to describe these groups without sounding like an insane conspiracy theorist and yet they're all real. https://en.wikip
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by Starlevel004 10mo ago
Good?
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by Starlevel004 11mo ago
Even the DLR has drivers onboard to take over in an emergency.
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by Starlevel004 11mo ago
> When Deutsche Telekom customers want to watch YouTube, that traffic flows directly from Google's network to Deutsche Telekom's network at a Frankfurt exchange point—maybe four or five router hops, minimal latency, no intermed
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by Starlevel004 11mo ago
Why does the website look like my monitor is dying? Black on dark grey, seriously?
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by Starlevel004 11mo ago
> `/usr/libexec` -- dead, Definitely not dead, the XDG portals and Polkit agents live here.
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by Starlevel004 11mo ago
It sounds like LinkedIn speak which most people have a natural immune reaction to.
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by Starlevel004 11mo ago
GPT loves lists and that's a variant of a list
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by Starlevel004 11mo ago
We must secure the existence of animal abuse groups and a future for free association.
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by Starlevel004 1y ago
Unless you happen to be some sort of rodent that feeds off of discarded grains, the supermarket is not the world. And for small baskets, sure, but it was scan as you shop that really changed supermarkets and those things thankfully do not t
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by Starlevel004 1y ago
Sorry, I don't believe in Calvinism.
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by Starlevel004 1y ago
The self checkout machines at the supermarket can talk and make decisions. I don't see them revolutionising the world.
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by Starlevel004 1y ago
> I admire Garry Why?
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by Starlevel004 1y ago
I tried using z for a while but I got mad every time I typoed, failed a tab-complete, and ended up in some random directory halfway across my disk instead of doing nothing.
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by Starlevel004 1y ago
The simplest option usually also comes with all the drawbacks of being the simplest option. "Keep it simple" is one of the more irritating thought-terminating cliches.
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by Starlevel004 1y ago
As someone working with bitfields and enums-to-ints a lot, you can take ``as`` out of my cold dead hands.
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by Starlevel004 1y ago
The AI dashes mixed with the manual double hyphen AI dashes makes it likely
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by Starlevel004 1y ago
Because the curtain-twitching UK public loves this sort of stuff?

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