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by imjonse 7mo ago
> To me, this is yet another reason why capitalism initially was great at making an economy, Initially it wasn't that great either if you were a slave or worked 14 hours a day .
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by imjonse 7mo ago
what do you mean it does not have a simpler user interface? I found the combo of hx for quick edits/terminal work and Zed with hx bindings for everything else great.
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by imjonse 7mo ago
agreed, it wasn't more than a few days/a week. The real annoyance is if you use other coding environments too which do not have hx bindings (VScode, Google Colab) and have to constantly switch between hx and vim keys. Zed has had
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by imjonse 7mo ago
It actually has Helix bindings as well which makes the investment in Helix not that risky anymore. I use both.
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by imjonse 7mo ago
Croatia: https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/croatia-r...
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by imjonse 7mo ago
> no one here needs to worry about being drafted into a war. here meaning the US or HN?
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by imjonse 7mo ago
exactly the sort of behaviour that guaranteed he would be un-outsted by the powerful who back him.
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by imjonse 8mo ago
He's young, he's got enough time to outdo himself.
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by imjonse 8mo ago
> In capitalism, the market decides. > In oligarchy, connections and donations decide. > It sure look like the US is transitioning from the former to the latter. One has to wonder on what planet Gary Marcus has lived so far.
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by imjonse 8mo ago
> I have strong signal that Dario, Jared, and Sam would genuinely burn at the stake before acceding to something that's a) against their values, I am sure you think they are better than the average startup executive, but such hyperb
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by imjonse 8mo ago
GPT 5.3 Codex-Spark was released last week.
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by imjonse 8mo ago
> a project that people want, do many people actually use openclaw (a two week old project IIUC) or is it just hyped up?
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by imjonse 8mo ago
I was half-jokingly telling someone the other day (before I knew what OpenClaw was or anything about this story), that as the ability to code is becoming commoditized, sales and marketing skills are going to be more important, shifting powe
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by imjonse 9mo ago
1) Animals do not (pretend to) have morals, unlike humans 2) Carnivores do not have a choice of food, humans have great alternatives, being omnivores not carnivores.
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by imjonse 9mo ago
Human lives have the same value, but does Iran suppress the protesters with the tacit approval or active support of the West? If not who to protest against then? The Ayatollah?
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by imjonse 9mo ago
https://www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-chinas-co2-emissions-ha...
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by imjonse 9mo ago
I suppose the vast majority of training data used for cutting edge models was created after 1900.
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by imjonse 11mo ago
and easier to blame parenting than a society where those with mental illness issues are left on their own.
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by imjonse 1y ago
The article ends on a note which can be read in either a hopeful or ominous key. "Authorities anticipate no significant conflicts with the beaver colony for at least the next decade."
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by imjonse 1y ago
I wonder if text written using chinese characters is more compatible with such vision centric compression than latin text.
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by imjonse 1y ago
"Helix doesn’t have tabs, instead it has a nice buffer switcher (<space>b) I can use to switch to the buffer I want" It has tabs if you add (the completely undiscoverably named) bufferline="multiple" to the [editor
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by imjonse 1y ago
Does HTMX have a pro version? Is it dead?
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by imjonse 1y ago
> I don't want my products looking anything like other websites. if your product is a personal page or art/game, sure, understandable. Otherwise for apps it is beneficial to have consistent UI. It was the case for decades on de
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by imjonse 1y ago
many times it is rationalized as "fuck people over because even if I don't, someone else will, so I might as well be the one to profit". An attitude that scales well from individuals to big corporations.
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by imjonse 1y ago
while the special treatment of alcohol is due to cultural,historical and commercial reasons, from a toxicology point of view it makes sense to treat them all separately. But I agree with your sentiment.
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by imjonse 1y ago
> From reading that the only one pattern that rises is low anxiety. People just execute and deliver without delay from fear. Some are definitely high-anxiety situations: the large-scale ambitious ones in the list were done during a war (
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by imjonse 1y ago
This used to be opencode but was renamed after some fallout between the devs I think.
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by imjonse 1y ago
> Empirically speaking, electing communist governments almost always leads to reduced living standards. Almost always leads to a CIA-backed coup or civil war which indirectly indeed reduces living standards. In the other scenarios it oft
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by imjonse 1y ago
One case this may not work well is when one of the dependencies is Pytorch. Uv has explicit support for Pytorch ( https://docs.astral.sh/uv/guides/integration/pytorch/ ) but with the script headers I don
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by imjonse 1y ago
> My theory is that if you're extremely pessimistic about technology or politics, you probably won't like anything that happens when large groups of humans make collective decisions. The main issue is that in tech and politics

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