gverrilla

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by gverrilla 5mo ago
'AI psychosis' is a slop concept.
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by gverrilla 5mo ago
Zombification of USA people was already happening before AI. Not surprisingly, it's been one of the favorite cultural themes in the country's cultural produce for long years. Zombies + superheroes was not poised to produce great n
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by gverrilla 5mo ago
It's rare I'll work with more than 2 tabs on a single repo simultaneously. This would be useful though if I had 7-10 parallel jobs on the same repo, though.
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by gverrilla 5mo ago
10 years ago: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-39512599
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by gverrilla 5mo ago
Have you tried sleeping without a watch?
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by gverrilla 5mo ago
Why?
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by gverrilla 5mo ago
We want to thank you for your heroic service in our defense, sir. We really need people like you who know in what side they're at. Microsoft investors
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by gverrilla 5mo ago
This is analog to 'ecology without class struggle is gardening'.
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
Makes a lot of sense. Thanks!
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
I'm not having a debate because I'm quite ignorant of the subject. Just trying to learn from you: wouldn't recoverability and observability suffice instead of sandboxing, if such events are indeed rare? not necessarily for al
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
Same with the USA. Difference is China is not bombing brown-skinned people every so often.
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
"Code quality" was always a mirage imo. Logic is what matters. I've used the internet from the early days, and probably 99% of software I used always had serious bugs. Ultima online was mentioned in HN recently: it was a real
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
> I know full well that if you ask Claude Code to build a JSON API endpoint that runs a SQL query and outputs the results as JSON, it’s just going to do it right. It’s not going to mess that up. > Claude Code does not have a professio
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
I'm far from an expert on the field or in computer science, but from my limited perspective I don't see the need for sandboxing - after thousands of claude code interactions it never did nothing wrong that was serious, at all. If
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
Nice work! But is there utility beyond the technical curiosity and challenge? I played UO a lot when younger, on Neverlands shard, and none of my friends knew how to write code for EasyUO, so I had to learn it. Good times!
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
I don't think it's a mess: it's all going according to plan and maybe 100-300 families worldwide are very happy - the capital-holders. I'm from the Global South, and most people here are from the North, so to answer your
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
Calling other people "strangers" only means you are a stranger to yourself. "Know thyself." Γνῶθι σεαυτόν
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
I don't like the name.
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
Free software vs paid software - doesn't even matter right now. What matters is: billionaires and capital have full control, and increasingly more, of everything in our lifes. Throwing tantrums won't help either. What you need to
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
Completely wrong in many dimensions. Source: Karl Marx
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
It's the Trump pattern: break all rules to benefit yourself until someone or something stops you. USA has not yet reached this clarity.
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
Show HN: I built a bicycle that runs on my fridge (written in Rust) https://github.com/bike-fridge Show HN 100/100
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
Public in capitalism means only "up for grabs".
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
it's 4chan/incel language. ugh indeed
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
Windows is scamware.
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
AI helped me escape from my Spotify kidnap. The stack I use now: Docker, Lidarr, slskd, Tubifarry, Prowlarr, qBittorrent, Blissful and Soulmate. And Strawberry for playlists/playback. Shoutout to MusicBrainz. Very happy to be rebuildin
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
> There are no exceptions to this. Not in capitalism, indeed.
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
Poisoning wikipedia shows low respect.
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
trying? apart from a few cryptocolonies, it's already widely despised.
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by gverrilla 6mo ago
what did you expect?

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