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by analogpixel 5mo ago
Is Minecraft dethroning Emacs as the new weird OS that can do everything but probably shouldn't? Can I check my email in minecraft yet?
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
If summary interesting, then read article, else, continue.
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
I use a blank password for everything, no one ever thinks of trying nothing.
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
ELI5, how is this different than the internet?
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
This is great, before this you had to use Chrome for any sort of serial interface to gadgets. (or some weird firefox plugin that required some other running process.)
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
> LLM prompt: remove all the flowery language and summarize https://jamesthomason.com/spacex-ipo-bagship-carries-full-pa... The thesis: SpaceX has filed an S-1 to IPO at a $1.75 trillion valuation, raising up to $75 bill
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
I feel like AI has gotten to the point where the message is: If you want to make something (art/code/music/writing) you can do it for your own enjoyment, but you aren't allowed to make money from it anymore; only the l
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
> Where does this evolution really lead? probably that nothing really matters, so I guess do whatever makes you happy. If programming makes you happy then you should do it. I find programming Advent of Code fun so I do it, but I don&#x2
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
programming is just procrastination that gets in the way of implementing your ideas.
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
that must be a good message: - you all like music enough to go to a four year program and spend lots of money to study it. - you all probably have been creating music since you were a child and really love it. - well.... - people don't
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
> But why so anti AI specifically? because they just spent $200k on an education that this man is telling them is worthless now, and how that's a good thing for them. Maybe these "thought leaders" should be showing the kid
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
> Tennessee State University suggested AI was "rewriting production as we sit here" and told his audience to "deal with it" as they jeered him in response. Guess it doesn't take much to see what's under the
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
A person at IHeartRadio is doing the work the corporation tells them to do. do you think they want to play Hotel California on loop all day long?
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
until the kids start trading stickers with each other.
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
How is this any worse than I Heart Radio? You can have your radio experience pushed to you by a major corporation, or an LLM.
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
I'd agree that people need things to latch onto to appear smart. For example, was Einstein the greatest scientist ever, or is it an easy thing to talk about to look smart; if you were talking with a group of people and wanted to look i
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
I tried to use neomutt a few months ago, and found that all email is now just a mime encoded minefield. too bad, I liked the mutt workflow over having to have a browser opening and checking for stuff.
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
Hopefully they hand it over, and all of these people lose their licenses. I'm sick of breathing in their exhaust on the way to work. I think people should have the freedom to do what they want; if you want to have a truck that has ho
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
1) I think I can write my own encryption that would be better than every public module out there... no you can't 2) I think I can write my own scrolling logic in this website that works better than.... no you can't.
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
I'm always surprised there aren't more projects that just pump random data back into all of these system. I think awhile back there was a plugin that would click on every advertisement it saw over and over, but got shutdown for s
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
You can block all their content, just delete your account.
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
> If a suspected Honor Code violation occurs, proctors will document their observations and submit a report to the student-run Honor Committee, where they may later testify under the same standards used for other witnesses. is this so th
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
I thought Ronald Regan already built this when he was president.
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
you make the AI slop man at the top of the page sad with your unkind words.
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
A lot of people are un-trainable. I've worked with people who got angry when the Instructor showed up and the instructor wouldn't just give them the completed exercises, while most of the other people just sat on their laptops ch
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
unrealted to the article, but how do you make a page that that prevents the mouse scroll wheel from working? that's pretty impressive.
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
I think this is going to be the OS of the future. You tell the computer what you want to do, and it uses the OS's APIs to create your program for you. No more copilot embedded in notepad unless that what you ask for. Most software is
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
https://isene.org/2026/05/Audience-of-One.html
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
I'm not saying the LLM would run or find apps for you, I was saying the LLM would write the application that you use every day. If you wanted something like Alfred to quickly run applications, you would just tell the LLM to build some
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by analogpixel 5mo ago
> as little OS as possible to let them run just the things on their computer they want to run. The perfect OS/Desktop is one you don't even notice, or know is there; it just works. Macos used to be invisible, but then then som

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