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by hk__2 5mo ago
I gave an example about something easy to verify, but things become harder about niche things where it’s not easy to just search on Google to check.
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by hk__2 5mo ago
It does matter, because it can affect your whole life. If tomorrow I learn that apples cause cancer and eating plastic is good for my stomach I’ll change my habits and quickly have some issues ;) > There are no universal truths anyways O
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by hk__2 5mo ago
The problem is not the passwordless sudo but running untrusted programs on your computer under your user. They don’t need sudo to steal your SSH keys or inject malicious code in your .bashrc.
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by hk__2 6mo ago
Both, actually. It did make some parts of the Internet better, and some other worse.
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by hk__2 6mo ago
You’ll feel like you learned something without realizing it’s totally wrong.
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by hk__2 6mo ago
Arabic?
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by hk__2 6mo ago
This is what I do when trying to sleep, and often wonder what’s the difference with meditation.
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by hk__2 6mo ago
You usually register a copy of your signature when you get an ID card or a bank account, so no it’s no like an X; you’d have to actually sign like the person you’re trying to impersonate.
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by hk__2 6mo ago
> the data stolen in the breach could include full names, dates and places of birth, mailing and email addresses, and phone numbers on an undisclosed number of citizens Nothing really new here sadly, this information about me have leaked
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by hk__2 6mo ago
Europe here. We have a friend who always gets lost and for that we call him "Apple Maps".
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by hk__2 6mo ago
This is not a bad thing.
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by hk__2 6mo ago
> It seems easy to do so What are you waiting for? ;)
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by hk__2 6mo ago
I think by myself and I use the best tools out there to achieve what I want.
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by hk__2 6mo ago
> I am also interested in getting as close as possible in performance to Opus 4.6 while minimizing my costs. Aren’t we all? ;)
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by hk__2 6mo ago
> Stop using these dopamine brain poisoning machines, think for yourself, don't pay a billionaire for their thinking machine. Yeah, and also stop using these things they call "computers", think for yourself, write your tex
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by hk__2 6mo ago
Meh. At $work we were on CC for one month, then switched to Codex for one month, and now will be on CC again to test. We haven’t seen any obvious difference between CC and Codex; both are sometimes very good and sometimes very stupid. You h
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by hk__2 6mo ago
Side note on the name: in French "bouze" is pronunced the same as "bouse", which means "cow dung" and is used to qualify shitty code.
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by hk__2 6mo ago
> I didn't proceed with this approach since I don't want the API keys to have any info regarding the account, but hey it is all just a matter of preference and opinion. Well I would have done that and saved half the blog post.
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by hk__2 6mo ago
No you haven’t, because it was published today. What you’ve seen are past articles from the same author on the subject that all share the same "The Future of Everything Is Lies, I Guess:" prefix.
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by hk__2 6mo ago
Fun fact: this wouldn’t work in France where "ken" is slang for "f*ck".
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by hk__2 6mo ago
Sure there is nothing wrong here, I was just talking about a feeling. HTMX is quite recent, but this idea of embedding logic into HTML reminds me of the old jQuery days.
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by hk__2 6mo ago
> You don’t need a Drillator-X 3000 AI Ready™ if a simple screwdriver gets the job done Yes, and Django feels like more of a Drillator than a simple screwdriver to me.
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by hk__2 6mo ago
Not a big thing, but I’m happy to work again on a side project I started last year and abandoned because of some limitations from the stack I chose. It’s https://napodico.it , a very simple online Neapolitan dictionary. Nothing e
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by hk__2 6mo ago
Nothing wrong here, but Django/HTMX seem quite 'old' technologies to me for a new project made in 2026. Nowadays I use FastAPI/SQLAlchemy for the backend and SvelteKit on the frontend.
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by hk__2 6mo ago
Why mysql instead of postgres should be the right question nowadays.
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by hk__2 6mo ago
> I bought the plan as I bought it. They can't change anything until the next renewal. So no new models, no new features?
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by hk__2 6mo ago
> What plan are you using? OP wrote "I pay for the lowest plan", so that’s the $20/mo one.
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by hk__2 6mo ago
I’m on the $20/mo plan right now and I hit the limit in under an hour, sometimes 20-30 minutes. I don’t understand how people can work with this plan; maybe it was better before?
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by hk__2 6mo ago
Same here; that’s very annoying because it adds a lot of entropy to the code, and people don’t always take the time to clean things up.
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by hk__2 6mo ago
> But the real question is: does it taste as good as espresso? I don’t know where you live, but in Italy it’s extremely difficult to find a good espresso; you must go in "specialty coffee" places to taste real coffee, as all th

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