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by jaapz 4mo ago
If only they stopped changing UI's just for the heck of it Recently they changed the issues list, and it just got worse They changed the merge request list to be way too smart, making assumptions about user's workflows To me it fe
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by jaapz 4mo ago
Because the video is based on the research done in this article, it even specifically calls out the article's authors in the description
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by jaapz 4mo ago
Not sure if this happened to ladybird, but the amount of junk vibecoded AI-slop pull requests has been putting an immense amount of strain on many open-source maintainers. Reviewing stuff like that is intensely energy draining an most of th
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by jaapz 5mo ago
> Is this written by AI? Would an author come here on hacker news and just post rage-baiting AI slop? For sure not!
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by jaapz 5mo ago
The wording also suggests decorating a cookie can't be as fulfilling as working on a complex software project. This "author" certainly never baked his own bread or grew his own vegetables. Let alone becoming a professional, w
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by jaapz 5mo ago
How would you call "available, but only sometimes"?
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by jaapz 5mo ago
All these monitoring rules are of the format "when 500 errors > baseline for x minutes". Otherwise you'd have monitoring alerts every second. So it is normal for users to already see errors before github officially counts
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by jaapz 5mo ago
> Even Youtube is no longer less hassle than piracy now. YouTube premium is hassle?
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by jaapz 5mo ago
It's not just veterans who have PTSD.
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by jaapz 5mo ago
And whose fault is that exactly
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by jaapz 5mo ago
When future humans find your cad files they are going to wonder why you would do it like this, and then probably settle on religious reasons
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by jaapz 5mo ago
The author was on here claiming it was an experiment just last week. Didn't look like they have been planning much of this, but they did have some trouble with zig to the tune of having to maintain their own fork that the zig maintaine
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by jaapz 5mo ago
Exactly my point
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by jaapz 5mo ago
> So do you think UK/EU vehicle manufactures are deliberately in mass breach of data privacy law... fully knowing the cost of a consumer backlash, fines and vehicle recall costs to fix any law breach? They were also in mass breach o
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by jaapz 5mo ago
Or they just dont want to spend time figuring out how to do that because they are busy with something else Naah, they are probably dumb as hell!
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by jaapz 5mo ago
Youre looking at the past with rose tinted glasses.
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by jaapz 5mo ago
I like my programming language flame wars just as much as the next guy but Go is a really easy language to get started with, while also being very fast. It's not just luck
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by jaapz 5mo ago
I've been using opus 4.7 on xhigh effort and have been blown away by the results
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by jaapz 5mo ago
Workaround vs fix Also, why not?
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by jaapz 5mo ago
Mythos was kind of hyped as the tool that would discover much more bugs than any currently available tool
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by jaapz 5mo ago
Depends on what you follow. For example, look up The Great War. At least where I live, basically everything that's on discovery, national geographic and the history channel now is just "experts" talking (reading a script) abo
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by jaapz 5mo ago
When a drug addict does not have an internal drive to be rid of their addiction, forced treatment will not help. Just putting them somewhere until the withdrawal symptoms fade will not change whatever drove them to use the drugs in the firs
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by jaapz 5mo ago
Not really, look at what's on the same latitude in Amerika as northern europe. Then compare their climates.
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by jaapz 5mo ago
Wheres the research that shows this has happened before at the same timescale?
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by jaapz 5mo ago
Climate has changed over a lifetime though.
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by jaapz 5mo ago
What? Valve basically invented making money with skins and lootboxes, it started with TF2 hats. There is an insane amount of money in the CS2 skin market.
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by jaapz 5mo ago
You are asking why people aren't flocking to a town literally founded for white separatists to live in segregated?
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by jaapz 5mo ago
A TV-presenter of a fairly popular TV-show with an audience in my country once told an anecdote that they wanted the admission for the audience to be free. But when the tickets were free, a lot less people showed up. When they changed the t
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by jaapz 5mo ago
Come on, whenever a project is discussed on hackernews, there is always one comment of "why are you working on X, when you should be fixing bug Y?!". We are all software engineers on here (or at least many of us are), we all know
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by jaapz 5mo ago
> I asked him a question, he answered and left. I guess he didn't want to talk If you have anxiety about talking to strangers, just remember that 99% of the time when someone doesn't really want to talk, this happens. Not reall

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