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haolez
3y ago
It looks awesome, but I'm too lazy as of today to go back to Emacs. I usually just use VSCode close to the defaults for my (mostly) Python and JavaScript development. I don't code full time, since I'm on a CTO role.
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haolez
3y ago
That's funny because I'm working on a Yocto project and I'm thinking of porting it to Nix.
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haolez
3y ago
You are assuming that software always improves as its development moves forward. It might not. It might even get more insecure as time passes.
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haolez
3y ago
Yesterday, while using ChatGPT-4, it gave me a very long answer almost instantly. It felt like I was using ChatGPT-3.5, including the poor quality of the answer. In the following prompts, it became slow again, as GPT-4 is supposed to be. Th
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haolez
3y ago
I sometimes wonder what a modern desktop would look like if every app had the Motif look. I wonder if the consistency of this experience would surpass the subjective ugliness of it.
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haolez
3y ago
From the FAQ: > Does it use ChatGPT ? > Yes, your chatbot uses ChatGPT (gpt-4). We are planning to support other models in the future. It's not necessarily privacy-aware (and it doesn't claim to be).
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haolez
3y ago
> "gyp", There goes the GYP project handle[0]. At least GNU Gimp is still safe :) [0] https://gyp.gsrc.io/
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haolez
3y ago
I don't care if Boris Johnson is good or evil. I don't even know why I now know this name. I want those neurons back! :D
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haolez
3y ago
I get this a lot on Twitter. There is a very interesting tech account that I follow that half the time is complaining about British politics. It's really frustrating, since I don't want to ditch the tech posts
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haolez
3y ago
I'm not your average user (as most in this forum), but I've recently migrated to Linux as my daily driver because of Windows as Ad Space :)
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haolez
3y ago
What's your use of Postscript? I find fascinating when people use it for anything other than print related stuff
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haolez
3y ago
That might actually work for me. Will give it a try.
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haolez
3y ago
An S3 equivalent is very convenient.
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haolez
3y ago
I've tried to use Acme as well and the mouse chords were very difficult to use. I guess it needs an old-school three button mouse (gamer mouses with side buttons didn't help).
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haolez
3y ago
On a side note, I'm a CTO and I'm being seduced by Oracle's sales people due to their extremely low prices in my region. I'm on Azure and it's getting expensive. Can someone with actual experience using Oracle as a
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haolez
3y ago
I remember that the initial levels of Far Cry 1 were amazing jungle/beach scenarios that enabled a lot of different strategies for overcoming the smart human enemies. The last levels, however, were all inside claustrophobic buildings w
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haolez
3y ago
Wow. If you want to quickly see the insanity of this: https://youtu.be/zXPiqk0-zDY?t=550
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haolez
3y ago
If Dafny is not production ready, what language can I use with similar formal verification features and that is already used in production in mission critical environments?
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haolez
3y ago
I'm currently using Linux due to this kind of hostile behavior from Microsoft on Windows. However, we are power users and the big masses won't care about an ever increasing misalignment between the users' needs and Microsoft&
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haolez
3y ago
Isn't it dead? It's a shame if true.
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haolez
3y ago
Until they ruin it with ads and defects, as Microsoft usually does with its products.
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haolez
3y ago
I wonder if we could get a sane Windows experience if ReactOS was a little bit more advanced in its drivers support. Microsoft's incentives with Windows are clearly not aligned with the customers'.
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haolez
3y ago
Can Asahi Linux run on the new Mac Pro? Would I be able to use the GPU to run LLM models?
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haolez
3y ago
How's D1 meant to be used, since it has a very small maximum size (100mb I believe)? Should I create one database per user, for example? Genuine question.
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haolez
3y ago
If you are targeting embedded devices, I'd go with C++. If you are targeting super efficient cloud services, I'd go with Rust.
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haolez
3y ago
Suppose I'm willing to build an ecosystem of internal tools for my company. Can Sandstorm make my life easier in this kind of effort? Or is the added complexity simply not worth it? I'm curious about how I'd deal with data sh
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haolez
3y ago
I use netcat for this. Is telnet better somehow?
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haolez
3y ago
I worked for OpenTV a few years. It was a proprietary firmware for set top boxes.
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haolez
3y ago
Last time I played (a few years ago), the planets were really boring. The landscape was mostly the same everywhere, with different colors and mobs. There are no great canyons, for example. No water planets. Nothing like that. Has this chang
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haolez
3y ago
I use GPT-4 a lot and something has definitely changed in my recent experience. It's simply worse.
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