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571.
by hu3 1y ago
That doesn't invalidate the fact that there are high functioning autists that mask well.
572.
by hu3 1y ago
They asked for my wife's iPhone passcode last month. I told her to deny it, ofc.
573.
by hu3 1y ago
What is your source?
574.
by hu3 1y ago
Very cool. Uses whiper small uder the hood. https://github.com/openai/whisper
575.
by hu3 1y ago
And they can also be gamed with money.
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by hu3 1y ago
That's why I always run x.04 LTS Ubuntu editions and not x.10 for critical stuff.
577.
by hu3 1y ago
I don't mind uploading a blood test. But I won't give it constant access to email, messages, calendar, notes, or anything else.
578.
by hu3 1y ago
thanks! (offtopic but the website could use some mobile CSS, it's hard to read on mobile by default)
579.
by hu3 1y ago
Regardless of semantics, gradual replacement gave many of us much more hope than what actually happened, when Mozilla dismantled their Servo team.
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by hu3 1y ago
Repository: https://github.com/1j01/tracky-mouse This is really cool! Specially for the impaired.
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by hu3 1y ago
$10 GitHub Copilot Pro plan works for me in VSCode. I've been exclusively using Claude Sonnet 4 model in VSCode and so far I've used 90% of the premium quota at the end of the months. I can always use GPT4.1 or GPT5-mini for free
582.
by hu3 1y ago
There's now greater incentive for Zed to stuff more content in the prompts to inflate tokens used and thus profit more. Or at least be less zealous. This is not a new concern. And is not unique to Zed.
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by hu3 1y ago
Rust is, in my opinion, overrepresented by a vocal minority in HN. A vocal corpus that tend to be passive aggressive more often than other language communities, in my experience. Which is sad because I like the language and find it useful.
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by hu3 1y ago
I don't? Those were just from a quick search and I didn't want to cherrypick either way.
585.
by hu3 1y ago
I also find it great for prompts like: "this function should do X, spot inconsistencies, potential issues and bugs" It's eye opening sometimes.
586.
by hu3 1y ago
I did some quick search, not sure if this supports or denies your point: - 151 instances of "Arc<" in Servo: https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Aservo%2Fservo+Arc%3C&type... - 5 instances of "Arc<&qu
587.
by hu3 1y ago
yes but LLMs have access and understanding of my code and can better discern what should be suppressed.
588.
by hu3 1y ago
plus, LLMs can generate suppressor files from logs. It's much faster these days. I've had success with this approach.
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by hu3 1y ago
That's nice and all except the title is misleading and discouraging to new devs. I would even put a disclaimer on top of fixing the title. But I guess it wouldn't be clickbaity then.
590.
by hu3 1y ago
Same here with AMD 9800X3D processor and a 300Hz monitor.
591.
by hu3 1y ago
If you are starting your career and panic reading such list, that would take years to learn, if even. Don't worry. Most of these items are more like nice to know than should know. Yeah it would be great if every software developer knew
592.
by hu3 1y ago
The blog author has a history of posting clickbait'ish criticism about Zig.
593.
by hu3 1y ago
Well that is an urgency that Deno folks created. So it seems the deed is done. > After more than 27,000 people signed our open letter to Oracle about the “JavaScript” trademark, we filed a formal Cancellation Petition with the US Patent
594.
by hu3 1y ago
Oracle probably has a hundred lawyers that make more than $200k per year. If Deno tries to half-ass this case, they will be doing the JavaScript community a disservice by creating court precedent for Oracle.
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by hu3 1y ago
The signal to noise ratio certainly became worse. You'll see the same folks spamming their hatred towards tesla/microsoft/meta/google over and over with zero substance other than sentimental blabbering.
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by hu3 1y ago
Copy-pasted below for posterity in case it goes down because I think this is a huge deal: ## Ruby Central’s Attack on RubyGems Hi! I’m Ellen, but you probably know me as duckinator or puppy. I really wish I didn’t have to write this, but I
597.
by hu3 1y ago
I hope they keep doing live demos. This is much better than prerecorded videos.
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by hu3 1y ago
> incontrovertible. I don't think so. I use all 3 OSs and they all have their strengths. macOS major strength for me is the hardware that comes with it. But the OS is so unbearable that I hardly use it. Linux is better in a lot of w
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by hu3 1y ago
Great example. I'm talking about the default behaviour of apps in the OS. GOG Galaxy is an app that redraws everything from scratch with bad UI. It's funny because they use floating controls with excessive spacing, just like Apple
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by hu3 1y ago
About infinite edges, on Windows I can mindlessly drag cursor to the top-right of the screen and click to close current window. Bottom-right edge means minimize all windows. Bottom-left click opens menu if you left the Windows button there)

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