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acron0
9mo ago
We are optimising for reducing loneliness, remember.
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Ubisoft Shuts Assassin's Creed Developer Studio Just Weeks After It Unionized
(ign.com)
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acron0
9mo ago
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acron0
9mo ago
Is this your first-hand experience?
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acron0
9mo ago
This is a bit too "plugged in" for my liking. If I am in line for coffee, it's usually respite away from work, not an opportunity to do more. However, I do love the tmux + worktree + claude setup. I use this now and I know a
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acron0
9mo ago
This comment is harmfully lazy. Is your position that a three word prompt is equivalent to armchair trolls goi g through the funnel - finding a way to obtain DRM-controlled software, learning that software to sufficient levels to understand
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acron0
10mo ago
What do you mean by "no understanding of the text"?
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acron0
10mo ago
As some one who constantly chats to AI about an array of topics, I can immediately see the value in this. Thank you for building this. As other commentators have already said, I also predict a frosty reception but please don't lose h
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acron0
10mo ago
I actually really like the idea of a Digital Services Provider Ombudsman, who you can go to if you feel like you've been wronged by a big tech corp. They have a "way in" that consumers potentially don't, and they have th
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acron0
10mo ago
But you won't get them to understand these points unless you're willing to fix the image problem and then invest in better branding. Telling people they're wrong doesn't sell things.
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acron0
10mo ago
> Running someone else's patch set of Arch is the easiest way to have a terrible Linux experience. Having a nice interface to lull people into believing what they are getting is a professional product and then handing them a fundame
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acron0
11mo ago
Congrats to the team at Pipedream. We started using the product quite early on and now I would say it's an integral part of some of our systems. I don't know much about Workday but to me the connection between the two orgs, or gau
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acron0
1y ago
How can the Chief Technical Officer not be the one chiefly responsible for technology decisions?
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Unmasking the Snitch Puck: IoT surveillance tech in the school bathroom [video]
(youtube.com)
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acron0
1y ago
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acron0
1y ago
Ugh, there is just something so satisfying about developer cynicism. It gives me that warm, fuzzy feeling. I basically agree with most of what the author is saying here, and I think that my feeling is that most developers are at least aware
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acron0
1y ago
Without meaning to sound flippant or dismissive, I think you're overthinking it. By the sounds of it, agents aren't offering what you say you need. What are _are_ offering is the boilerplate, the research, the planning etc. All th
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acron0
1y ago
Also assumes that the bots coexist on the server. My first thought would just be to connect them like any other client, with compute of their own so the server doesn't even know it's a bot.
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acron0
1y ago
Industrial solvent? Does this mean "inside air"?
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acron0
1y ago
Reminds me of https://discussions.unity.com/t/uniswf-flash-to-unity/481812 which was made by an acquaintance of mine. In this case you used the Flash editor but the SWF ran in the Unity runtime.
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acron0
1y ago
If I was still writing games I would be alllllll over this
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acron0
1y ago
I see this sentiment in my colleagues, my friends, my children, everywhere, and it makes me so sad. I want to say something witty and sharp about "neoliberal global capitalism" or something... Weren't the successful economic
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acron0
2y ago
This feels similar to articles with titles such as "Why every developer should learn Assembly" or "Relying on NPM packages considered harmful". I appreciate the core of truth inside the sentiment, and the author isn'
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acron0
2y ago
This is why it needs implementing systemically, and not ad hoc. If no one has social media, no one is being ostracised. If only one person opts out then yes, they risk being ostracised.
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acron0
2y ago
Is this just your opinion, or is there a scientific retort I can read?
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acron0
2y ago
What does "f.ex." mean here? Is it equivalent to "e.g."?
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acron0
2y ago
This is very cool. I am fortunate enough to have access to a pump and have been hacking closed loops for a few years now using software like Nightscout, AndroidAAPS and xDrip+. My understanding is that none of these are exclusive to pump us
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2y ago
This is critical and often overlooked when it comes to fully appreciating socio-economic factors that influence a person's capacity to "succeed". People with the resources are simply allowed to fail and recover more times tha
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acron0
2y ago
This comes down to perspective. For example, the state would argue they're violating your privacy to give you safety.
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acron0
2y ago
Alternatives to what, exactly?
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Ask HN: User wants to disclose a vulnerability. What next?
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acron0
4y ago
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acron0
4y ago
> 1. The sound mix has a huge dynamic range now, and lots of action scenes are mixed in with quiet conversation. Set the volume down, and you miss the dialogue. Set the volume up, and you wake up the neighbors. I was once told, by a sale
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