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by fodkodrasz 11d ago
FFS corrupted multiple times on me, with intel video driver freezing on OpenBSD. My short OpenBSD sidetrack ended after reliably corrupting itself the third time... every time video driver panicking, leaving a corrupted filesystem after reb
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by fodkodrasz 11d ago
> I feel like nearly all of mankinds greatest achievements are due to our current structure of employment or at being forced to do something at the behest of someone elses ends. like out-of-control global warming, depletion of freshwater
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by fodkodrasz 11d ago
Why pursue space exploration if all we can do is send robots there? The only meaningful thing for humanity is sending Humans to places. Gathering more resources so the overlords can have more humans enslaved with shinier golden handcuffs, w
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by fodkodrasz 11d ago
Yeah, few hours/days after the meeting about a minor detail... In a business settings meetings are routinely recorded and transcribed because everybody is just lazy.
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by fodkodrasz 11d ago
probably not.
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by fodkodrasz 11d ago
> whataboutism Guess also don't give money to Google (and other privacy-invading, usually US companies)? disclaimer: I only use Siri for voice dial (worked on my Ericsson T20!), and it is extremely unreliable, and setting kitchen ti
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by fodkodrasz 11d ago
Who wants to spend time with family, cooking, taking care of self, when there are the shareholders, who need bigger yachts? Seriously, you guys are so out of touch... Why care for any of these, when we are loosing the AI race, and maybe it
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by fodkodrasz 11d ago
In business it is very useful, especially when you have to do lots of context switches.
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by fodkodrasz 11d ago
If I will be able to voice-dial my contact by its name again (used to work few years ago), instead Siri calling some random internet search hit who has the same surname, it is already a win...
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by fodkodrasz 11d ago
Its advantage is diminishing, as for some reason MS thinks it is a good idea to copy every bad design pattern from Mac...
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by fodkodrasz 11d ago
most likely they compare it to 26. It is an easy fix then, because they messed it up already compared to 18.
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by fodkodrasz 11d ago
Did you see 26? Is it even worse than on 26? It is so bad it got me off from binge browsing... so Nice work Apple I guess.
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by fodkodrasz 12d ago
offtopic: I just realized how much AI generated code and text I read daily. I started my answer in GPT-speak :D
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by fodkodrasz 12d ago
Claude, make it good. Make no mistakes.
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by fodkodrasz 12d ago
It (focusing on the design) is about as fun as taking part in the 4 days specification/planning marathon with a team whose super intelligent members cannot comprehend trivialities and nitpicking is needed, as they really like to code a
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by fodkodrasz 12d ago
You are right. Looks like I'm this old.
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by fodkodrasz 12d ago
> Ah, and now the ugly parts. How much value is all of this anyway, compared to fetching the tarball from the project's site and running make on your own? I guess the "patches to apply" is the most valuable part of all of
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by fodkodrasz 12d ago
They did run some painfully out-of-touch adverts in Central-Europe, possibly in Zagreb also... In Hungary it was pretty much a talking point at a time to boycott them, and competition was there. Hoka became pretty popular and common without
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by fodkodrasz 13d ago
It is the same. I mean many mainstream languages made thinking in datastructures hard. Not a coincidence why functional languages, Haskell, F#, OCAML, Scala, Clojure, LISP, etc. had their enthusiast, as they felt just like what you claim. T
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by fodkodrasz 14d ago
Of course it is needed in a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telescreen ... Some "smart" TVs could do skype in the past, I'm not sure if they needed external headsets of worked with builtin mikes.
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by fodkodrasz 20d ago
We are not post scarcity, we are just living up our future, soil erosion, freshwater depletion, fisheries collapsing, climate change making farming collapse on a continental level (European Draughts), but sure, we are so post scarcity, we d
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by fodkodrasz 20d ago
I wonder how NetBSD would work with the hardware, if the mentioned bugs were already fixed there maybe? NetBSD has wide old/obscure platform, with a wider community using it somewhat more actively on those.
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by fodkodrasz 21d ago
Do you have to have experience with AWS Kiro? I'd be interested in a comparision between them. :)
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by fodkodrasz 23d ago
The modern phrasing of "improve" and "develop" for destroy is pretty upsetting to me. My environment was improved to an unliveable asphalt/gravel sprawl from edge of city with woods with frog and birdsong...
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by fodkodrasz 25d ago
Good.
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by fodkodrasz 25d ago
Most if the "important" parts of the internet are unusable already by default, without an ad blocker. As long the government sites, banks, etc. work (who already know my personal detail due to the nature of their services and the
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by fodkodrasz 27d ago
Hungary was largely swamps and marshlands in the past, much of which was drained to give way for large-field monocultural agriculture, this started in the 19th century, and was further developed, until we got here. Now the "non-existen
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by fodkodrasz 29d ago
Nope? The "streamed JSON" needs --- line sparators, which is not a JSON spec feature, thus that data stream is valid YAML from that point, bot not a valid JSON stream. NDJSON is a different beast.
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by fodkodrasz 29d ago
I'm not happy this is not an ECB project, but commercial banks are behind. I'm sceptical if this will stay free, and on how our transaction data is used.
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by fodkodrasz 29d ago
> YAML is (or at least, is declared by its maintainers to be) a superset of JSON, making any JSON document also a valid YAML document. > So surely if YAML is streamable, JSON must be too? Given YAML is not a subset, but a superset of

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