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by dalmo3 6mo ago
TBH I'd love to see that idea as a /blogs list here at HN.
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by dalmo3 6mo ago
> CachySteamOS Where can I find more information on that? I use CachyOS but never heard of that. Googling didn't find a single result (surprisingly, not even your comment)
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by dalmo3 6mo ago
> ...It undermines democratic decision-making... You can tell an intellectual came up with that definition.
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by dalmo3 6mo ago
Reminds me of this 4D minecraft clone: https://youtu.be/u8LMyWcKL_c?si=XZrCdSSSk9PtpNIP
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by dalmo3 6mo ago
This is awesome! I had this problem when building a datagrid where cells would dynamically render textarea. IIRC I ended up doing a simple canvas measurement, but I had all the text and font properties static, and even then it was hellish t
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by dalmo3 6mo ago
Poor take. In the last three years alone they've played over 100 concerts. Their set is two hours. They're all in/approaching their 70s . If that's not a band, I'm a pterodactyl.
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by dalmo3 6mo ago
I think GPs point is that you'll soon not even be able to make those choices. Now every toilet on the market only flushes number one. But hey, they're so much cheaper .
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by dalmo3 7mo ago
> `child({ ...obj })` easily solves this, for example Spreading doesn't prevent you from mutating nested fields. The fact that you think this is an easy problem puts all your other choices under question.
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by dalmo3 7mo ago
PSA: get an etymotic in ear phones, play some quiet music, and forget you're flying. Those things become your eardrums. https://etymotic.com/product/er2xr-earphones/
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by dalmo3 7mo ago
That's how I read it too, and how I relate to it. I have the exact same feeling as you towards coding AI for hobby projects. Though this sentiment isn't new, and AI is just a detail. I'm not a musician, but I'm attracted
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by dalmo3 7mo ago
Because enshittification wouldn't happen in a centrally-planned economy? What's the basis of this?
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by dalmo3 7mo ago
> person insists they completely understood it before but just forgot after a few days. I don't doubt this, to be honest. I have the feeling of learning a lot when coding with agents. New features, patterns, entire languages... It&#
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by dalmo3 7mo ago
> a criminal wanting to prey on others risk-free E.g. a Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks?
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by dalmo3 7mo ago
GP was obviously talking about AI's abilities, not people's.
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by dalmo3 7mo ago
No the rock being alive is super like, deep, man.
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by dalmo3 7mo ago
> Idiocracy really seems to appeal to eugenicists And all men are Socrates...?
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by dalmo3 7mo ago
This is the best reply in this thread, as it irrefutably demonstrates this so-called paradox is a religious question and has nothing to do with logic or probability. The question is do you believe in an omniscient god or not. The fact that
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by dalmo3 7mo ago
It's not slop when it confirms my biases. /s
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by dalmo3 7mo ago
> some humans fail to be an AGI All humans fail to be AGI, by definition.
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by dalmo3 7mo ago
> they're in "transmit-only mode" Being on HN for "only" about 6-7 years this is something I've always found quite bizarre, comparing to old forums. Discussions here die after roughly 16 hours. Because there
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by dalmo3 7mo ago
Long rant, but the author never defines what he means by "simple". He heavily hints at smaller changeset == simpler . Too often the smallest changeset is, yes, simple, but totally unaware of the surrounding context, breaks expect
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by dalmo3 7mo ago
Eyemasks are extremely cheap and effective.
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by dalmo3 7mo ago
There are more HTML tutorials than brainfuck tutorials. The reason is simple. Don't be obtuse.
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by dalmo3 8mo ago
Ah, I only now opened your example code. If you wrap the li contents in a div, you can handle them as a unit separately from ::before. Then subgrid solves the problem of treating nested elements as siblings. https://jsfiddle.net&
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by dalmo3 8mo ago
Exactly. The analogy is fatally flawed, as I explained in my original comment.
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by dalmo3 8mo ago
Weak appeal to fiction fallacy. Also, trajectory of celestial bodies can be predicted with a somewhat decent level of accuracy. Pretending societal changes can be equally predicted is borderline bad faith.
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by dalmo3 8mo ago
Try ::before and css-counters.
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by dalmo3 8mo ago
Pardon the ignorance but what's being exploited by someone buying a video game character?
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by dalmo3 8mo ago
To be fair a lot of bloat and gruntness are safety nets we built for our own benefit. Static typing, linting, test harnesses, visual regressions, CI etc. If AI to do the legwork there while I focus on business logic and UX, it's a win-
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by dalmo3 8mo ago
Excellent insight. And thanks for addressing the actual subject rather than the analogy.

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