deafpolygon

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by deafpolygon 6mo ago
there’s the LazyVim distro and the lazy.nvim plugin on which it was built. the latter is a bit more sensible.
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
If true, then Arch won’t get a look from me anymore. But, this is xcancel/twitter/x … I stay off these since it’s just brain rot these days. Doesn’t make too much sense for Arch team to censor people over age verification, so ther
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
Claude just gave me 7,342 in response to my prompt: "pick a number from 1-10000” That’s interesting. Does anyone have an explanation for this?
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
Girl, you know it's true
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
This is as intended.
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
Reminds me of that bit that Ricky Gervais did https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5ZOwNK6n9U
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
neither does the US, but effectively? it’s not as polarised as the US
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
More power to voters; make their votes count. Encourage run-off voting, etc. We don’t need to turn the US into a parliamentary government. Those are different matters. Things like ranked-choice voting, proportional representation, multi-me
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
> Probably Whatsapp is next, if it isn't quietly already. And I will be pushing to remove WhatsApp if that’s the case.
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
Democracy won’t be restored until we increase the number of political parties in this country and fix how our officials are elected. I wish I had the answer on how to solve this, but alas… I’ll defer to people who are smarter than me.
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
You mean techno-fascism? Since this benefits Meta, Microsoft, Google, et. al. Cheaper oil, gas, electricity infrastructure means bigger profit margin. It’s not so much they want pollution or to go all in on oil infrastructure specifically,
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
i think one of the biggest reason is discoverability… so a solution on this front would need to help solve that to a certain extent beyond just “heres the ftp, here you go”
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
i would have preferred your real writing over the ai-ified slop
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
well, the author has no issues using an LLM to write the article.
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
Did you have trouble using tmux to organize your terminal sessions?
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
i would prefer to see widespread hosting become cheap and easy to use… as simple as signing up for an account then allow people to blog/post in a standardized format using rss. any other site can then subscribe to that site.
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
'Muh freedom' to take a de-wormer for viral diseases, upheld by the Florida Senate!
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
If we’re lucky, Grim Reaper will be too busy doomscrolling on Tiktok.
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
Well, I think the answer lies in the article itself: > at 40 he started his own business as a computer sales consultant in Canberra. After 12 years, he sold the company and got the library job
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
european TVs aren’t that much better
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
i am never buying another smart tv again. we all should vote with our wallet, but alas — such is life. i will be replacing my existing (3 year old tv) when its time with a pc monitor and yes, i will go down in size. i’ve found that really l
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
the A18 has a hard limit of 8GB of addressable memory, iirc
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
yes, but it’s very hit and miss depending on your software, hardware and the humidity in the air.
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
> Find one YC startup whose public job postings mention Jira + Claude/Cursor. They already have the exact stack. DM the CTO directly on X with a one-liner: "built something that automates your easy Jira tickets into PRs automat
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
keep android open? no. switch to and build non-android platforms based on open software and open platforms.
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
Someone said, “if you have to explain it, then you’ve already failed”. That’s basically the problem in a nutshell. It would be great to see someone build a service based on an open standard, but then you have no moat. Anyone else can come a
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
The MacBook Neo is there to redefine the floor for the product line-up. There’s a reason why it didn’t take the “MacBook” moniker: they’re going to phase the Air out, introduce a more expensive “MacBook” and eventually shuffle the Pro line
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
Virtue signaling at best; noise at worst… It’s trivial for an AI to add, and will be done so by anyone hoping to get a piece of that attention economy…
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
at that point… use vim? genuinely asking. what does this get you?
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by deafpolygon 7mo ago
I upvoted, so maybe that restored the balance.

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