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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
Google took over email when they reject legitimate emails sent by small email vendors and at the same time sending this much spam.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
Energy density is a real problem.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
A new SML runtime with effect based IO (no function colouring).
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
I am not sure the community frowns on these. In fact I use those in almost every Rust code I write. The point is that i can grep for those because Rust does not do it in a hidden way.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
p99.999 user meets p50 users reality. If you don’t like this post on HN close the tab.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
My problem is not the price but the amount of garbage you get. Instead of getting access to a vast amount of mediocre at best content I would like to have access to a small amount of good content. Netflix is just not that.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
yes and you need shared read-only global state. like resolv.conf
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
Have you tried omega3? There were some improvements I was reading about.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
We are on MAX.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
Nix has some good ideas but it is not exactly what I would love to have.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
If something is system wide i want a commit based workflow (with minor exceptions like dhcp / ip) Everything else should be in its own folder without the ability to change anything outside of that folder.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
Holy sweet LLM, this gist is crazy. Why did they do this to themselves? I am going to try this at home, it might actually fix Claude.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
> developers should not have free rein to modify my system's configuration s/free rein/the ability/ I am a big believer in read only operating systems. /etc should not be writable.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
Just normal ad filtering.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
Same experience here. I was working on some easily testable problem and there was a simple task left. In January I was able to create 90% of the project with Claude, now I cannot make it to pass the last 10% that is just a few enums and som
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
It hallucinated a GUID for me instead of using the one in the RFC for webscokets. Fun part was that the beginning was the same. Then it hardcoded the unit tests to be green with the wrong GUID.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
The problem is degradation. It was working much better before. There are many people (some example of a well know person[0]), including my circle of friends and me who were working on projects around the Opus 4.6 rollout time and suddenly o
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
I think the exact opposite, this why alternatives like Zed is taking off.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
Not op but there is a lot of details about VS code including electron that could have been done better.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
Given the state of webdev it is not a surprise. LLMs are my rubber gloves when working with web technologies.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
How is to compare to AdGuard? If it gets those features I would be switching over.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
I miss working on Power platforms. It is such a nice system with openfirmware. The world went another way.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
How stupid somebody has to be to mix up Opus with Qwen?
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
> Please make sure you have a Mac with more than 32GB of unified memory. Time for an upgrade I guess. If I can run Qwen3.5 locally than it is time to switch over to local first LLM usage.
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
How could they achieve this with much abstraction?
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by dev_l1x_be 6mo ago
Ohh no, so they caught up with US border patrol?
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by dev_l1x_be 7mo ago
Did we democratise software engineering? Seriously, I created a bunch of tools that I find useful without the bloated framework issues that are present in software nowadays. Jokes on me if something does not work.
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by dev_l1x_be 7mo ago
I have read it. I see only theoretical reasons not really practical ones. Maybe I do not use Rust enough to run into issues with coherent Rust.
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by dev_l1x_be 7mo ago
Highly Expressive Macros No thanks. Most of the time you do not need macros and adding those is not free. CGP enables you to write overlapping and orphan implementations of any trait, breaking free from Rust's coherence rules wh
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by dev_l1x_be 7mo ago
So is the living cost. Insurance, housing, etc. A better comparison is PPP.

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