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gethly
8mo ago
Just wait until they discover assembly!
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gethly
8mo ago
When I posted my project, gethly.com, I got zero engagement here. Then, any link to a blog post was automatically blocked by HN. So real things get buried like this and AI slop is being promoted to front pages. Market saturation at its wors
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gethly
8mo ago
When this might have been a problem in the past, I basically always reminded myself that there was nothing i could not do. Whatever problem or obstacle I faced, I always overcame it. And that always gave me confidence. Plus, allow yourself
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gethly
8mo ago
I have experience with elderly trying to use a mobile phone. No, not a smart phone, just a basic brick before smart phone was a thing. It was painful to see how incapable of retaining the most basic information they were. So no, the web is
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gethly
8mo ago
wtf? 10 lines of hello world code is not a kernel.
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gethly
8mo ago
I don't think it's any different than product hunt. Nobody cares because the market saturation reached critical mass.
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gethly
8mo ago
It's not about clicking, it's about time spent on the platform, looking for what you're actually after. The longer it takes you, the bigger their attention numbers get and the more ads they can show you.
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gethly
8mo ago
Because google decided to prioritise profit above all, so all their services were made to keep you engaged - more searching, more clicking, more viewing, more time wasting....by giving you bad results, forcing you to work for it and stay on
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gethly
8mo ago
The entire US economy stands on AI hype. There is nothing else. Once it pops, USA will finally go into stagflation. The markets were rigged for way too long and the dollar has overstayed its welcome. Things will get bad, very bad. 2008 was
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gethly
8mo ago
Braintree is now essentially paypal, so that is off the list. Adyen is good but can be strict with what businesses they support. In short, i recommend using local providers, not these multinationals. Each country has a bunch of them, so the
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gethly
8mo ago
nope. i don't even think ibm were being widely sold at all. ultrastar rings a bell, somewhat, but definitely not ibm hard drives. and i'm talking early 2000s here.
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gethly
8mo ago
at this point, the obsession with white, or grey, text on black bg is just a mental illness.
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gethly
8mo ago
Try to make them pronounce nuclear instead of nucelar :D
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gethly
8mo ago
aluminium :D
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gethly
8mo ago
Don't use stripe. It's none of their business and they already have a bad reputation.
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gethly
8mo ago
it's legit if has this https://ooooooooo.ooo/?id=7de223e4-745d-6f7e-a209-3219931b4f...
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8mo ago
> Like everyone else with a keyboard, a brain and a vested interest in their future as a programmer, I’ve been using AI agents to write a lot of code recently. alrighty then..
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gethly
8mo ago
Too late. Trust is gone.
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8mo ago
Sure, but Zig has way more money and people working on it. And Jai has inspired all of these new languages so all they had to do was to steal John's ideas whereas he had to actually think very hard about them and do countless iteration
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I've read Bun is just a wrapper, not actual Zig implementation anyway. Also, making a financial database in beta language that constantly changes and breaks is "really smart".
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gethly
8mo ago
he said it in a video, i think it was in the recent wookash podcast. although you might fing a short clip of the segment somewhere.
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8mo ago
Remember that it was Jai that inspired all these new languages. When you talk about the capabilities like comptime, that's all from Jai and why John no longer does public presentations(as people keep stealing his unfinished ideas). You
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8mo ago
Go has a runtime. That alone is over a megabyte. Tinygo on the other hand has very limited(smaller) runtime. In other words, you don't know what you're talking about.
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8mo ago
I'm working on my own text editor and have ventured into font rendering as well. The main thing to understand about fonts and font rendering is that they are just bitmap images and the program just puts them together with simple XY+WH
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8mo ago
"back in my day", seagate was "the shit". only much later, hitachi drives came to be popular and wd, sort of.
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8mo ago
Google NOT following the spec is not surprising. SHOULD does not mean MUST and they are completely in the wrong here.
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UPDATE: doing full installation mitigated all of the issues. The problems were caused mainly by LiveCD mode.
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8mo ago
Thanks for the reply. I used KDE. And sure, Gnome's Nautilus might have worked but I have huge distaste for it(it's pretty, but omg what a pain to set up to be an actual DE, let alone out of the box). Anyhow.. "You can open a
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gethly
8mo ago
I want someone to index youtube and provide independent search engine that actually works and can also hook into my account and build recommendations to what i watch or search without google's bs. I think it is perfectly doable to turn
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