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by hparadiz 8mo ago
So far all I hear is complaining about electricity prices. No one actually cares about the "environment". They are just mad that the KW/h is up 3 cents.
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
I was born in Europe. I know this for a fact. The difference in "can do" culture between old world and new world is everything. There's a reason Europe still doesn't have a self landing rocket. They aren't even tryi
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
I don't think you understand the qualifier. I meant in the tradition of liberal free markets that have unlocked human potential on the global scale. I'm saying no it's actually good that you don't have to ask the local
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
I can't respect that opinion. It's full of holes.
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
I think what's actually funnier is that the satellite shooting the laser has to know where the terminal is with pin point accuracy too. So it's pretty easy to cut off targeting to a vast chunk of the planet.
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
I thought this was a free market? Or is that not how things work anymore?
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
This is literally why America was founded. Too many people stifle innovation. Move to Europe if you want to be stuck in the 20th century frankly. That doesn't mean we can't take care of folks. But the ludites need to get the fuck
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
I'm already running an LLM locally. This is just me renting space in a data center. Since when did we restrict people's ability to do things? For the record my local models run off the solar bolted to my roof. Even including the d
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
I don't really agree. People should still understand the code because sometimes the AI solution really is wrong and I have to shove my hand in it's guts and force it to use my solution or even explain the reasoning. People should
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
I've been building a new task manager in C for Linux. If you're not using AI you are cooked. You just don't realize it yet. https://i.imgur.com/YXLZvy3.png
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
The Chromium project builds many things. The Android version is just one of those things.
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Show HN: Google Home Camera to KDE Plasma Overlay Live Stream via WebRTC Demo(github.com)
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
The entire industry is right now encouraging LLM use all day everyday at big corps including mine. If your argument is the code we are producing isn't copyright of our employers you won't get very far. Call it the realpolitik of t
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
Scaling in PHP is easy. Has never actually been an issue in my entire career unless it was a badly designed database.
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
You may as well be the MPAA right now throwing threats around sharing MP3s. We're past the point of caring and the laws will catch up with reality eventually. The US copyright office says things that get turned over in court all the ti
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
It's (c) copyright of the operator. For one simple reason. Intention. Here's some code for example: https://i.imgur.com/dp0QHBp.png Both sides written by an LLM. Both sides written based on my explicit prompts exp
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
How funny would it be if the path to actually implement that thing is then cut off because of a PR that was submitted with the exact same patch. I'm honestly sitting here grinning at the absurdity demonstrated here. Some things can onl
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
What happens when the PR is clear, reasonable, short, checked by a human, and clearly fixes, implements, or otherwise improves the code base and has no alternative implementation that is reasonably different from the initially presented ver
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
I am 100% certain that code that Redox OS relies on in upstream already has LLM code in it.
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
> As our internal fork became increasingly outdated Oof. That is so relatable. Also ffmpeg 8 is finally handling HDR and SDR color mapping for HDR perfectly as of my last recompile on Gentoo :)
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
I've been thinking of tearing down my old gaming desktop (same as OP) and using a 2014 Macbook Pro instead for exactly this reason.
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
Really? I mean I see regularly as I'm coding how much better it could be simply by running obvious prompts for me. When I use the planning mode and then code the success rate is much higher. When I ask it to work on specific isolated c
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
Building things as I read this.
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
It's sad that this is getting down voted. What have we become.
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
Yes. I'm saying the market is wrong.
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
Those people you wanna tax will just wfh from another state. Then you'll wonder why tax revenue is down and why no one is hiring.
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
Through the magic of serendipity it just so happens that the states that decide for us happen to be MI, WI, and PA and so this concept of backlashes is quite amusing. Tech workers live in a bubble away from these states minus Philly.
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
Quite the opposite. I just spent the past month "vibe coding" a pretty serious program in C. The tldr is yea I can build faster but I'm still sitting there testing, debugging, and focusing on specific features as I go and tha
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by hparadiz 8mo ago
Now just need to figure out how to compile PHP with PHP.
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Show HN: Zero-overhead tool to capture stdout/stderr from a process using eBPF(github.com)
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