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by hbbio 7mo ago
Imagine this applied to coding. - Do you want to add that _cool_ feature users will love? - Yes ... Yes You may end up with a software art piece.
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by hbbio 7mo ago
I wouldn't say it hasn't improved. Security has improved considerably, and it's one of the main reasons to use a Mac. However, there's too many bundled apps. Just wrote about this last week: https://medium.com
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by hbbio 7mo ago
Been playing with agent strategies, vibe coding this: https://github.com/hbbio/rc that uses helix by default Using it already (the granular branch) but it's far from stabilized...
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Let Me Uninstall Spotlight(medium.com)
1 points by hbbio 7mo ago|0 comments
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by hbbio 7mo ago
Not comparing. Sometimes, there are 2 bad apples.
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by hbbio 8mo ago
Strange that they apparently raised $169M (really?) and the website looks like this. Don't get me wrong: Plain HTML would do if "perfect", or you would expect something heavily designed. But script-kiddie vibe coded seems off
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by hbbio 8mo ago
A much better source is https://go.dev/doc/go1.26
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by hbbio 9mo ago
Now they acquired Photomator with Pixelmator, but it's still an independent subscription... not even included in this bundle. Maybe they just forgot.
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by hbbio 9mo ago
Makes a lot of sense for SQLite to be written in C. It's a heavily optimized and debugged database implementation: Just look at btree.c with all its gotos :) The only language that would make sense for a partial/progressive migrat
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by hbbio 10mo ago
The problem we tried to solve with Opa was more general than RSC, probably too general. // Opa decides function client_or_server (x, y) { ... } // Client-side client function client_function(x, y) {= }
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by hbbio 10mo ago
We pioneered a lot of things with Opa, 15 years ago now. Opa featured automatic code "splitting" between client and server, introduced the JSX syntax although it wasn't called that way (Jordan at Facebook used Opa before crea
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by hbbio 10mo ago
Ethereum is so good at being distributed than it's decentralized. DynamoDB and Spanner are both great, but they're meant to be run by a single admin. It's a considerably simpler problem to solve.
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by hbbio 10mo ago
> Blockchains are still a scam Did you actually look at the blockchain nodes implementation as of 2025 and what's in the roadmap? Ethereum nodes/L2s with optimistic or zk-proofs are probably the most advanced distributed databa
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by hbbio 10mo ago
Power10-based processors are manufactured by Samsung using a 7 nm process
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by hbbio 10mo ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11477565
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Network extensible Window System (1986)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by hbbio 10mo ago|1 comments
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by hbbio 10mo ago
Who would have predicted KDE could become the foundation of both AI and gaming
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by hbbio 10mo ago
Codeberg is a fork of Gitea, itself a fork of Gogs. Both forks originated for "philosophical" reasons, not technical ones and Joe Chen (@unknwon on GH) deserves a lot of the merit for building a clean forge in Go mostly by himself
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by hbbio 11mo ago
Thanks for adding! Extending beyond the pelican is very interesting, especially until your page gets enough recognition to be "optimized" by the AI companies. It seems both Gemini 3 and latest ChatGPTs get a deep understanding of
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by hbbio 11mo ago
You should add ChatGPT. I tried the first one and 5 Pro gives this: https://imgur.com/a/EhYroCE
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by hbbio 11mo ago
Thx for the explanation! Side thought as we're working on 100% onchain systems (for digital assets security, different goals): Public chains (e.g. EVMs) can be a tamper‑evident gate that only promotes a new config artifact if (a) a del
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by hbbio 11mo ago
Yes, if anything it's bullish on CloudFlare because many investors don't realize how pervasive it is.
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by hbbio 11mo ago
> livestreams had transient memory leaks for months already maybe it's vibe coded nowadays
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by hbbio 1y ago
Has been the true core vision of the web if not mobile. If I remember correctly, that is how the original Basecamp was implemented, or Craigslist (still is?)... or this very website
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by hbbio 1y ago
Still on Sublime, and helix in terminal. Tried zed, it's interesting but several things are missing including the ability to skip extensions auto-update... which imho is critical for security.
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by hbbio 1y ago
TEEs don't work, period. FHE does (ok, it's much slower for now).
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by hbbio 1y ago
Nothing wrong with using AI to write code. It's probably good to disclose this upfront and since you're a student that can be a starting point to keep improving the project until it's well architected and you understand every
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by hbbio 1y ago
The article (and maybe the code) is/are written by LLMs.
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by hbbio 1y ago
There's more than the README that is generated.
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by hbbio 1y ago
Coinbase was hacked for $400M when literally someone from outsourced support services was taking screenshots on their phone! The culprit had more than 10k photos of all security details for thousands of wealthy customers.

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