Zambyte

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by Zambyte 8mo ago
Another alternative that follows this paradigm is rclone https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_serve/
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by Zambyte 8mo ago
Using an LLM to ask you questions about what you wrote can help you explore assumptions you are making about the reader, and can help you find what might be better written another way, or elaborated upon.
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by Zambyte 8mo ago
Doing a little better than nothing becomes a big deal when everyone is doing it.
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by Zambyte 8mo ago
This is really cool! I have been looking for something exactly like this. One point of feedback is that I noticed you use a sort of builder pattern by chaining methods to set certain fields on structs. Do you have a specific reason for doin
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by Zambyte 8mo ago
And most tasks don't demand that.
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by Zambyte 8mo ago
And when (if) that happens, everyone will just continue to use the same network through a better app. Blacksky is a notable example of this already happening.
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by Zambyte 8mo ago
Block lists, starter packs, and quote detaching did not exist on Twitter ten years ago. Person-scale moderation is simply more effective on Bluesky, and that leads to a better experience.
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by Zambyte 8mo ago
The thing is that I literally just don't have the bad, that's why I listed those things. Bluesky is chronological by default, and that is what I use exclusively. There is a "Discover" feed, but I straight up removed it f
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by Zambyte 8mo ago
Zig has been doing fine since switching to Codeberg
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by Zambyte 8mo ago
I've flown across the US to meet what will likely be lifelong friends[0], and just went out to dinner and an escape room with some others, all of which I connected with through Bluesky. The worst of social media is terrible, but I woul
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by Zambyte 8mo ago
So are the costs of downtime.
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by Zambyte 8mo ago
Maybe it's be reasonable to script using the glab and gh clis? I've never tried anything like that, but I regularly use the glab cli and it's pretty comprehensive.
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by Zambyte 8mo ago
An OS doesn't need to have a user space :)
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by Zambyte 8mo ago
I find LLMs to be most useful for me as a StackOverflow replacement. I ask questions in a generic way, and adapt the answer to my specific problem manually. I don't do agentic coding, and I usually avoid directly using AI generated cod
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by Zambyte 8mo ago
Yeah, it's important to note that opening an MR is not the only way to communicate. It seems like many people in this thread are forgetting that.
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by Zambyte 8mo ago
> I would suggest him Odin as perhaps the best of both worlds between C and Golang. It's interesting to me that you say this, because it's the exact way that I describe Zig to people. Especially with the new std.Io async /
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by Zambyte 8mo ago
Other than Guile as in different Scheme implementations? It's usually not too difficult to port things between Schemes. Especially if you use standard R6RS or R7RS library syntax.
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by Zambyte 8mo ago
Google services are best treated as a liability.
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by Zambyte 8mo ago
Given that GCC is not public domain, the copyright holders will probably care.
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by Zambyte 9mo ago
I suspect English is not your first language based on your profile and I'd like to give a tip: "until now" implies that what follows is no longer true, due to a recent event that changed it. "So far" is probably clo
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by Zambyte 9mo ago
That's called malware. Like that's literally malware by any reasonable definition. The fact that it's branded by and distributed by a multi trillion dollar corporation does not make it not malware. Your PC has been compromise
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by Zambyte 9mo ago
You are conflating software with software labor. You can't download labor.
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by Zambyte 9mo ago
They are the only AI company more closed than OpenAI, which is quite a feat. Any "commitment" they make should only be interpreted as marketing until they rectify this. The only "good guys" in AI are the ones developing
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by Zambyte 9mo ago
Nobody knows, but for what it's worth, existing large projects that are used in production environments have been fairly good at keeping up with Zig releases. See: Bun, Ghostty, and Tigerbeetle for good examples of this. Because the se
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by Zambyte 9mo ago
All of this is true, but ironically Free Software is about ensuring people have control over their computers, and Open Source spun the narrative to make it about getting software cheap or without paying at all. People having control over th
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by Zambyte 9mo ago
How does your AI agent deal with large merge conflict resolution?
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by Zambyte 9mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18302380
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by Zambyte 9mo ago
Binding to 0.0.0.0 means binding to every interface.
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by Zambyte 9mo ago
If AI would just RTFM it wouldn't need humans.
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by Zambyte 9mo ago
Hackers are weird and not always helpful.

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