integricho

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by integricho 9mo ago
So they are taking the oil reserves, that's why they came, oh the hypocrisy is unbearable, the democratic powerhouse terrorising a weak country the same way for what they condemned Russia for.
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by integricho 9mo ago
We should unite and start pushing back, against MS and this general anti-consumer push towards forcing a subscription model on everything, I will never rent a computer, never pay such a subscription, go fuck yourselves corporate goons ans s
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by integricho 9mo ago
Someone add it to collapseos please :)
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by integricho 9mo ago
Their site crashes my phone browser while scrolling. Is that the expected quality of output of their product?
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by integricho 10mo ago
Thanks, this makes more sense, the blog post was written in a really confusing way.
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by integricho 10mo ago
Anyone can slap a fancy UI on an existing engine and claim they made a browser. So many of them exist now, they don't matter anymore at all. This one will die in the crowd like every other wannabe browser. Build your own goddamn engine
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by integricho 10mo ago
And what is the conclusion, what will survive?
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by integricho 11mo ago
Since they have never seen floppy disks before, why were you surprised that they did not recognize what they were?
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by integricho 1y ago
At the same time millionairs and billionairs are doing just great.
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by integricho 1y ago
Sounds like unforgivable overhead for very questionable benefits, this whole LLM space is an overengineered slop, and everyone is jumping in building layers on top of layers of slop.
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by integricho 1y ago
Anyone used snarfer back in the day? I loved it,was native and light, no bloat.
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by integricho 1y ago
I run the desktop app also, but since it's just the electron packaged webapp, I expect no real difference between the two.
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by integricho 1y ago
Not sure if it might be related to specific instances, i.e. large organizations with hundreds of channels, etc like in my case... still, my workstation is pretty beefy, threadripper pro 7985wx, 256GB RAM, RTX 4080 (and this is no software i
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by integricho 1y ago
Slack is such a bloated, slow, piece of crap, every single keystroke gives me pain, that sluggish slow UI response, sometimes there are random unexplained jumps somewhere, no wonder web apps have such a bad reputation. My company forces us
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by integricho 1y ago
For some strange reason I am attracted to try to use ZTreeWin, even though I am using a dual pane manager as my daily driver, but there is some nostalgic force driving me to try and force myself onto ZTreeWin. I even bought the license for
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by integricho 1y ago
Suddenly all leaders are wannabe autocrats, even the great western democratic ones, they just like to pretend about still caring about democracy.
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by integricho 1y ago
Though is there a significant difference in which is more bad between running into undefined behavior and panic?
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by integricho 1y ago
I find it distasteful whenever someone says iPhone instead of smartphone, where it is clear that iPhone is not the only solution. I don't like Apple, and I even less like cult followers.
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by integricho 1y ago
And webtech topics are equally boring and/or frustrating.
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by integricho 1y ago
We had a good run, now it is time to scratch this evolutionary iteration as well and start from a clean slate again. There were mass extinction events before also and life restarted in a new form. It is time now for the same to happen, we a
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by integricho 1y ago
The platform is irrelevant, that UI design would apply to most platforms (MacOS for sure).
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by integricho 1y ago
For me, the ideal music player UI started and ended with Winamp, and I never liked any of the higher level ones, no need for music libraries etc. Recursive directory scan, delete what is not needed, flat playlist, can save any, the end. Als
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by integricho 1y ago
That sould be the least we do, some sort of coordinated global action to slow down, stop, eventually recover? The damage, and yet not a single country is willing to do anything serious in that regard. Politicians are exclusively focused on
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by integricho 1y ago
It does not sound like a subtle signal or warning about crossing a threshold, more like a we are already past the point of no return and now we can just sit back and watch as the apocalypse unfolds, first row seats for all recent generation
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by integricho 1y ago
yes it was on HN a couple weeks back, but I have a hard time finding it now, does anyone else remember some more details to find a match?
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by integricho 1y ago
Since I read about the guy who was surprised that anything other than SPAs exist (the full page reload magic incident), I realized there are way younger people in the field with no context or knowledge of CS history whatsoever, so some of t
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by integricho 1y ago
what does the public gain from them?
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by integricho 1y ago
given it's targeted look, why isn't it an actual native app?
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by integricho 1y ago
we tried briar during the recent mass protests in Serbia and the bluetooth connection never worked, it was unable to connect to any of the contacts that were previosly added using the normal 4G connection.
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by integricho 1y ago
so what difference does that make, my interpretation still holds :)

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