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by fg137 2mo ago
This at least partially contributed to a sleep related Firefox bug on Windows: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1863193
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by fg137 2mo ago
> it's taken quite a bit of abuse I guess you are not nearly as bad at handling phones like I do -- sometimes I drop the phone three times a day.
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by fg137 2mo ago
It's the Verge. They want you to think everyone is following the trend, when most of the world don't care about foldable phones at all.
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Feature Request: Support AGENTS.md(github.com)
379 points by fg137 2mo ago|219 comments
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by fg137 2mo ago
Just saw this: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/6235#issuec... Jesus Christ, this engineer wrote a two sentence response with Claude. I bet the prompt is longer than that.
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by fg137 2mo ago
Most people don't "choose" to commute. They are forced to because of life constraints.
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by fg137 2mo ago
They are not driving their kids to daycare/schools/doctor's office themselves. If you have the means to let someone else take care of your kids, sure. The vast, vast majority of people, including most tech company employees,
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by fg137 2mo ago
What seems to be happening today is that outside specific domains like HFT, games, embedded systems or stuff like CUDA where C/C++ is the king, nobody wants to write new code in C/C++ or at least starting new projects in the langu
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by fg137 2mo ago
I'm not saying it's an objectively "good" solution, just how damn smooth the experience is.
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by fg137 2mo ago
Since when is pointing out technical errors a sin on HN?
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by fg137 2mo ago
People share bits of their company internals all the time, and often in such a way they that is so vague and general that they don't really violate any NDAs. Your NDA likely isn't that strict anyway. See: https://news.y
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by fg137 2mo ago
Which is why my colleague pushed fix after fix but still failed at addressing the root cause of a bug. Turns out outsourcing all your thinking to a machine that doesn't truly understand your system yet hallucinates isn't going to
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by fg137 2mo ago
Public or private doesn't matter. Vibe coders aren't worried about others using their AI slop
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by fg137 2mo ago
In theory, sure, but the reality is that "development activity" revolves around "codebase". Plenty of projects have separate bug tracker, source code control and CI system. Most people likely prefer GitHub's all-in-
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by fg137 2mo ago
Running duckdb as wasm in browser for dashboards is a very common use case. Does that make this account an alias as well?
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by fg137 2mo ago
I have seen plenty of "my backlog has never been shorter" comments here. I'm interested in how that turns out 6 months later. In my team, we have plenty of enhancement requests from users. We address those that make obvious s
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by fg137 2mo ago
That's totally fine, just don't engage in discussions and post uninformed comments (which you haven't, it appears, but just as a principle)
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by fg137 2mo ago
I don't understand why Amazon still bothers to blow money on their in-house AI effort (outside AWS Bedrock). What have all the scraping, scanning and training led to? Nobody is using their models.
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by fg137 2mo ago
The comments under the post are difficult to read. Really shouldn't have clicked the link or signed in to this cesspool...
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by fg137 2mo ago
I'm afraid I don't see "making educate guess" in AI boosters, including a bunch that are active here.
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by fg137 2mo ago
Well, they fully control miles and constantly devalue them. On the other hand, Nvidia isn't Federal Reserve yet...
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by fg137 2mo ago
You should read what Ed Zitron is actually saying instead of just making things up. "is bearish on everything to do with AI", "(not) see the value in the technology" You totally got it wrong.
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by fg137 2mo ago
I used to be in the camp, until I discovered how fast it is to tap my phone at transit vs taking out wallet, taking my card out of it, tapping and putting the card back and then the wallet back, especially if the phone is already in my hand
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by fg137 2mo ago
These are amateurs compared to what's happening in China.
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by fg137 2mo ago
> "why not make a better harness by default?" Especially the /compact part. Like, if a session has been idle for 55 min, why not just automatically run compact at that point?
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by fg137 2mo ago
If you don't care about DRM content, bookmark syncing etc, sure, use a bare minimum chromium fork with the patch. But that's not what most users, including uBlock origin users, want.
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by fg137 2mo ago
> there is no way to recover that even if they contact support and prove the data belongs to them. Eh, since Google's support doesn't exist in the first place, none of this really matters, and nothing is lost.
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by fg137 2mo ago
> allowing Sol Ultrafast to accelerate your most time-sensitive, mission-critical work Curious, what are some of the use cases?
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by fg137 2mo ago
I was told that private car ownership would be a thing of the past by 2025. Somehow it is 2026 now, and there is not a single (true) self driving car near where I live.
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by fg137 2mo ago
> judge the content The content itself is slop.

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