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Why would the framework do that? The app developers can still use that right now, but if the framework forces it's usage it'd unnecessarily increase package size for people that didn't need it.
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Literally constantly? It takes both careful prompting and throughout double-checking to really notice however. Because often the links also exist, just don't represent what the LLM made it sound like. And the worst part about the peopl
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My grandpa always liked to say "They only want your best... Your money"
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Haha, yeah that's a nugget > 99.99% uptime infra significantly cheaper than the cloud. I guess that's another person that has never actually worked in the domain (SRE/admin) but still wants to talk with confidence on th
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Is that really factual/true? Lots of words have multiple meanings and can mean different things even if used in the same sentence/context just from the interpretation of the person reading it. Heck, it'd argue that most (not
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I'm fully aware. I merely used that as a timeframe anchor to make my point.
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Nobody argued that it was impossible before. Nor did I claim that there were no cameras before 2005. Cameras just weren't as ubiquitous as today. Unironically arguing that point is silly. They just weren't (I know you didn'
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> There is no White culture Lmao, oh the irony reading this on HN in 2025 The cognitive dissonance is really incredible to witness
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2005 is pre iPhone. While cameras were definitely common, they also weren't quiet as ubiquitous as they're today. Lots of families only had them for trips etc, not readily available for kids to make photos of screens.
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It's always perfectly aligned for me, because enter prefixes 2 whitespace in my ide in SQL files, ending with where a=1 And k=2 And v=3
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Eh, honestly I had some health issues since the vibe coding craze started. Normally I'm one of the people that try things like that out - mostly cuz I don't actually have any hobbies beyond coding and generally find such things fu
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Is any of it even churn? I feel like almost everything is still relevant, basically everything was a separate card which they're using to build up a house. Even RAG still has it's place Now wherever they're able to convert th
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> It sucks being a journalist. Donate to your local investigative newsroom. That sounds like absolutely atrocious living conditions for the journalists employed by such a news room. Honestly, at that point - look for a different job! I&#
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From thinking about it and merely looking at the gif example... I think you could actually get there via language server alone - at least mostly? It just highlights parts that interface with a symbol, right? And that's information the
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The black blaze stats were published by AI investors? Or given the HDD setting, HDD investors? Are you sure they weren't published by the technical people that actually analyzed the failure rates of disks? ... instead of polling for op
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Uh, wasn't the only breaking change a rename/changed path in some standard lib path?
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https://www.hetzner.com/cloud/ That's literally openstack, which is basically the definition of IaaS
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Roenxi implied that the real perpetrators/bad people are the journalists that left. And that they left because the government started to prosecute their crimes. Does that really need an in-depth analysis to point out how dumb that idea
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You should probably just switch to using Firefox on Android or Orion on iOS and just use ublock origin
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It has been implemented for sure, just watch a little Neurosama. That's most definitely not AGI
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Isn't a devaluation the same as inflation, just measured against other currencies? Basically inflation measures against itself at an earlier time, devaluation measures against other currencies at the same moment. So it both describes t
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They built this knowledge up only in the last 10-15 yrs though. It's absolutely possible to reverse this trend within a much shorter time period then this argument always implies.
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It's even harder to classify as webapp if the app works offline, as electron apps often do.
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Well, the hamasho strongly implied with his comment that i3 needs a lot of configuration to be a good window manager, which he isn't willing to maintain as he grows older and wants to spend less time with the OS. That implication is wh
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From a spectators perspective I'd say they called the presidents bluff back then - but it's not bluffing right now... So if they try that attitude with Trump, there is going to be catastrophic fallout. Hence their compliance.
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You're right, I mixed up the version numbers from memory. I'd contest the statement "the history is wrong" though, that's an extremely minor point to what I was writing.
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You got a very "interesting" history there, it certainly not particularly grounded in reality however. PS3s edge was generally seen as the DVD player. That's why Sony went with Blue Ray in the PS4, hoping to capitalize on the
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Because it unnecessarily anthropomorphizes it to create the illusion that there is intelligence behind it (in the traditional sense, where the intelligence is synonymous with being aware of its existence and embodied) But I personally don&#
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Huh? Isn't that oracle's business strategy in 2025, still? I mean my current role doesn't put me into these kinds of considerations anymore, but I didn't hear they've changed their ways - so I just thought that'
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Wasnt it Apple that famously came up with the concept, back before they introduced the app store? They only started back paddling after the app store was introduced and consequently crystalized into a multi billion $ market
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