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by bheadmaster 6mo ago
> Knowledge of God's existence is derived from observed features of reality. If it were so, God's existence would be just another scientific fact.
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by bheadmaster 6mo ago
Not only that - one could argue that all observed phenomena are experiments , and the way we behave in the world is based on predicting them. A religious person - if not honest enough to simply say "existence of God is an axiom and
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by bheadmaster 6mo ago
The user who uses the software running in his browser.
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
> Advanced features like [...] ads I understand the use-case for this, but I find it working against the spirit of free software, which is bringing control back to the user.
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
Why call it Monkey "C"? It doesn't seem to share many similarities with it.
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
The down arrow doesn't respond because of the overlay page number. Only when clicking a little bit left of the overlay, it will work. I can't help but giggle at the fact that AI written project doesn't seem to get its home pa
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
Always has.
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
Calling a duck a duck is not a personal insult, no matter how much the duck dislikes being called a duck.
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
Good.
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
Nice detective work in an attempt to... ridicule my programming skills, I suppose? It's a useful tool and I built it myself, with my own ten fingers, using my brain. That's more than vibe coders will ever do. Meanwhile, your blog
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
AI slop is not a contribution.
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
Look at the commit history. Vibe coded in 10 days, with obvious AI generated commit messages. Look at the diffs. If you can't tell AI slop from handwritten code, that's your problem. I won't censor myself because of your opin
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
That's even worse, they're polluting the open source space with AI slop. Anyone learning from open source will not learn anything useful from it.
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
Vibe coders are NOT programmers, they are leeches, feeding from the blood of the open source.
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
I am EXTREMELY interested. Please publish it.
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
That's such an elegant solution. I keep being impressed at subtle but meaningful things that Go does right.
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
Missing 5060 Ti 16GB
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
Interesting. Thanks for info.
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Ask HN: Why does a black line appear on HN sometimes?
4 points by bheadmaster 7mo ago|3 comments
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
The problem is, ironically, that each DSL has its own execution platform, and is not designed for testability. Bash scripts may be hard to maintain, but at least you can write tests for them. In Azure YAML I had an odd bug because I used su
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
> Puppet or terraform or something more declarative would have been such a better alternative Until you need to do something that isn't covered with its DSL, and you extend it with an external command execution declaration... At whi
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
That's not quite how I remember it. But I can't think of a way to verify those numbers, so agree to disagree.
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
Same with Old School RuneScape. Jagex thought they knew better than the players what the game should look like, and overhauled the whole game to the point it was unrecognizable. It took a massive loss of paying members to get them to finall
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by bheadmaster 7mo ago
Finally! All the benefits of the opioids, with none of the dangers. For clarity: I'm referring to all the previous attempts to "fix" the synthetic opioids, each of which ended up making a stronger, more dangerous opioid.
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by bheadmaster 8mo ago
> You can think of it as returning an equivalence class if you like. Then it's single-valued. I can, but I still have to be very mindful of how I use the "=" sign. Sometimes it's an (in)equality, sometimes it's..
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by bheadmaster 8mo ago
If that was true, knowing how elementary particles work would give us understanding of the whole universe, in which case no other science would exist. But other sciences do exist, ergo, you're wrong.
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by bheadmaster 8mo ago
> It works in precisely the same way that you can walk from "here" to "there" by taking a step towards "there", and then repeating. It's funny how, in order to explain one complex phenomenon, you took a
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by bheadmaster 8mo ago
Well, yeah, the alternative is also bad. But couldn't we just switch the nomenclature? Instead of an oxymoronic concept of "multivalue function", we could just call it "relation of complex equivalence" or something
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by bheadmaster 8mo ago
> Maybe you don't. My best friend who has literally written a doctorate on artificial intelligence doesn't. If you do, please write a paper on it, and email it to me. My friend would be thrilled to read it.
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by bheadmaster 8mo ago
My biggest pet peeve in complex analysis is the concept of multi-value functions. Functions are defined as relations on two sets such that each element in the first set is in relation to at most one element in the second set. And suddenly w

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