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by bmacho 7mo ago
tar supports that types of concatenation, so you can concatenate tar.gz files, and unpack them all into separate files
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by bmacho 7mo ago
HTML and JS both have comments, I don't see the problem
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by bmacho 7mo ago
> Just like with IPv6. Yes, but the compatibility is very very easy to support for both hardware vendors, softwares, sysadmins etc. Some things might need a gentle stroke (mostly just enlarge a single bitfield) but after that everything
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by bmacho 7mo ago
Seems some rando posted something factually false on twitter, got corrected and apologized.
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by bmacho 7mo ago
That, or he has been writing LLM-style all this time but with bad grammar. Also to the people saying that they just let LLM replace phrases: that's the worst you can do. LLM style lies mostly in the phrases, they come from a narrow sel
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by bmacho 7mo ago
Yes, but also no. The properties of a style lie in how it is perceived, and LLM output style stinks as hell right now. Google or Bing translate might not use the exact same words and phrases that LLMs use every single time, so you are bette
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by bmacho 7mo ago
Accounts have to start posting somewhen. Moderators don't have the capacity (and fairly, it is impossible) to check if they are bots or humans. There are no good solutions, there are hundreds of thousands of intelligences out there, tr
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by bmacho 7mo ago
https://web.archive.org/web/2019if_/http://www.ethanhein.com...
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by bmacho 7mo ago
> Learning for what? That day when you write it yourself, that will never come ... For the enjoyment, and producing better products, faster? Why were you learning, before AI tools?
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by bmacho 7mo ago
> What would a safe extension model look like to you? > At some point, you have to implicitly trust someone A model so I trust my OS and my browser, and I don't have to trust anyone else, that is, they can't harm me.
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by bmacho 7mo ago
> How would you implement ability to arbitrarily block any network connection on any website without giving an extension 100% access? Browsers should provide a filtering option before they makes a request. IMO a lot of no-brainer options
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by bmacho 7mo ago
It's not just cookies, it's explicit consent to track you, and sell your browsing history to ~1500 spy companies around the world. To the sibling comments: don't "accept the cookies" and then delete them. - - - I&#x
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by bmacho 7mo ago
Aesopica, an other name of Aesop's fables
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by bmacho 8mo ago
Papers on arxiv are only reviewed for formal requirements. They don't review every pdf there, and reject them for being false or wrong. You are right that arxiv is an invite-only website, but once you are in, there is no peer review of
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by bmacho 8mo ago
That last ~gif~ mov really looks like a sleeping robot from a Pixar movie. I think all my laptops' LEDs first blink wildly when I close them, then change to a slower rhythm, that's not an Apple feature.
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by bmacho 8mo ago
Now that I think about it, if Claude can put most useful functions in a TUI and make them discoverable (show them in a list), than this could be better than asking for one-liners (and forgetting them) every single time. Maybe I'll try
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by bmacho 8mo ago
"447 / 6144 tokens" "Generated in 0.026s • 15,718 tok/s" This is crazy fast. I always predicted this speed in ~2 years in the future, but it's here, now.
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by bmacho 8mo ago
You are right, I definitely do not understand. My views: - moderate amount of Internet is *not harmful* for children - parents, in most of the cases *can* control excessive amount of usage - governments haven't tried educating
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by bmacho 8mo ago
That's weird because 2 years of one-to-one study with their parent should matter more than whatever method, also teachers don't just go and give up their method, even for good reasons. And 2 years of one-to-one study with their pa
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by bmacho 8mo ago
Gather evidence that it is harmful. Put it on TV, radio, billboards and brochures that it is harmful, and parents should control the time their children spend on social media. Problem mostly solved.
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by bmacho 8mo ago
> This is such great news, we have seen mental health decline a lot this decade while social media among teens have become a commodity. Yes, and simple solution could be (or: could've been) making parents control their kids social m
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by bmacho 8mo ago
> the worst case scenario is really mild: A new version of windows comes out, breaking ntdll compatibility. Zig project adds a fix to the std lib. Application developer recompiles their zig project from source, and ships an update to the
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by bmacho 8mo ago
archive.is/oldest/www.heritagedaily.com/2026/02/1300-year-old-world-chronicle-unearthed-in-sinai/156948
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by bmacho 8mo ago
Init for what, your desktop or in a product?
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by bmacho 8mo ago
Cool online paper plane simulator website. You advertising of it is stupid. First, why would you advertise it with vibe coding. Second, why would you not tell anything about it in the title. Third, it's not even a "post", in
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by bmacho 8mo ago
Tcl has these types as well. They are special strings. Number: string of digits. List: strings separated by space. Dictionary: key value pairs in a list.
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by bmacho 8mo ago
"6+ months of daily hard work" "to the point of becoming bored"
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by bmacho 8mo ago
I'm not sure why are you so sure that everyone plays worse when playing against some big name. I'd estimate that 90-95% of the top ranked players don't play worse when they play against big names.
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Speaking Mini Kore(minilanguage.medium.com)
2 points by bmacho 8mo ago|1 comments
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by bmacho 8mo ago
"Mini Kore is a 120-word subset of the Mini language designed to be a complete language in itself. [...] Mini Kore is an intellectual descendent of Toki Pona, but distinguishes itself from its progenitor through its ric

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