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   by g947o 10mo ago

   > “The Trump administration will not tolerate illegal leaks of classified information that, when reported, pose a grave risk to our nation’s national security and the brave men and women who are serving our country.” That's what the
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   by g947o 10mo ago

   Wouldn't it be easier to just fire the journalist, like what he did with the editorial?
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   by g947o 10mo ago

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Post_(film) Interestingly enough, that was an event related to classified information with the same newspaper. > Set in 1971, The Post depicts the true story of attempts by journali
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   by g947o 10mo ago

   Looks like even Jeff's wealth and bribery couldn't stop this from happening.
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   by g947o 10mo ago

   Is any of this unique to GitHub Actions that does not happen on other cloud CI platforms?
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   by g947o 10mo ago

   So the article is about the frustrating experience of fixing GitHub Actions when something goes wrong, especially when a workflow only fails on one platform, potentially due to how GitHub runner is set up (inconsistently across platforms).
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   by g947o 10mo ago

   I can't believe someone is still using this argument. Is this sarcasm?
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   by g947o 10mo ago

   So it's the GP comment that is inaccurate.
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   by g947o 10mo ago

   I thought they basically gave away Keynote/Pages etc to anyone with an Apple device?
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    Nowhere in HN guidelines does it say "your comment must be coherent and should avoid using jargon". https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Meanwhile, > Comments should get more thoughtful and substant
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    This doesn't answer the question, like, at all.
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    The only things that stand in an argument are facts and reasoning. Which I have seen none of in GP.
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    Why is this article getting so many upvotes? It follows the same pattern -- I was able to use [AI codong agent] to achieve [task], [task] and [task] within [time]. It would not be possible to do that without it. [My thoughts about this] Whi
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    Pun intended?
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_authority
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    This is HN. I much prefer someone's raw, unfiltered words than ChatGPT generated legalese. I have enough of that nonsense at work.
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    Yes about the surface part. They thought all other 2-in-1 touch devices were terrible and needed to do something. But Microsoft stopped caring about hardware a long time ago. I would never recommend overpriced Surface Pro to anyone unless y
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    Modern Standby https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/de... Yes it's shit. I have a work laptop that have all sorts of problems. I would leave work and return the next morning to find
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    US manufacturers are going to be ok as long as there are policies banning foreign cars and there are tariffs, which is going to be true for a long time. And somehow US consumers feel comfortable paying more for worse cars.
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    Imagine Steve Jobs allowing this to happen.
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    It already is. https://www.anthropic.com/news/updating-restrictions-of-sale... And Anthropic really goes out their way in banning China. Other model providers do a decent job at restricting access in general but look
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    I can't tell if this is sarcasm or not. In any case, I am proud to be a very weak Linux amateur despite having used it for two decades.
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    I don't think you'll ever see a web version of Visual Studio.
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    "as good as" (debatable in the first place) isn't enough justification to switch. Everyone has their own workflows, settings etc that they used over many years, which they are not going to give up, just to "switch to Lin
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    Android does have a cost. While the OS itself is free, any manufacturer that wants to put Play Store, which is almost every company outside China, needs to pay Google a license fee, which effectively pays for Android. Of course there are al
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    Care to provide a prompt that leads to coding agent achieving 99.95% uptime on Black Friday as an example?
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    Less than five minutes to read but how long to set up my own? The author only showed what he needs/prefers ("Here is my config for starship"). I'll need to navigate the documentation of starship to figure out all those o
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    > just copy over your own custom config That already defeats the purpose: I don't want to copy things around I never spend time crafting a custom config
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    I use oh my zsh for exactly one reason: I can get a good shell experience out of the box and immediately start working on stuff productively, whether it's a new machine, a new remote host or a container. I could spend hours figuring ou
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    by g947o 10mo ago

    The "free speech" argument worked in his favor this time, so... Let's see if he still uses this card the next time something inconvenient comes up.