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by johng 6mo ago
I've been watching the /r/cli and /r/tui subreddits for some time. The amount of vibe coded apps posted there just continues to climb. Some people in the comments for these apps can be quite rude when they read the
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by johng 7mo ago
To be fair, he did say that this crackdown and investigations would happen everywhere. He definitely didn't need to single out Democratic states, that's just dumb. Though the most recent fraud exposure pieces have shown rampant fr
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by johng 7mo ago
If the value of gold goes up, doesn't this essentially help the US anyway? I believe our gold reservers are twice that of the closest country? Source: https://tradingeconomics.com/country-list/gold-reserves
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by johng 7mo ago
I've been seeing lots of sites ban AI content, so it's not just you. At the very least, I think there should be a law that requires AI content, videos, etc. to be identified as AI. It's getting really hard to tell what is eve
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by johng 7mo ago
Great read and interesting article. Hard to believe that NASA would risk astronauts lives simply to save face, but that appears to be what's going to happen.
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by johng 7mo ago
Strange to see what seems to be one of the most successful companies in the world, that can't keep up with demand downsizing. At least it's management positions it appears.
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by johng 7mo ago
This is also my favorite. Though there are many different versions of Iosevka now.
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by johng 7mo ago
Even that link won't work for me, even in incognito mode :( This does though: https://archive.is/jz0Dt
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by johng 7mo ago
I see commercials for this program so often it's crazy. If they have that much money for commercials that often, it tells you where all the money is going. Their profit margins.
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by johng 7mo ago
Agreed. SpaceX is the only company that I actually think is a good company.
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by johng 7mo ago
Diplomacy hasn't worked for the past 50 years, why would it work now?
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by johng 7mo ago
If you think NASA will be able to build a moon base for $20B, I've got a bridge to sell you.
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by johng 7mo ago
I haven't met a single person that doesn't believe in immigration in America. But there are many that believe it should be done legally and that immigrants should be vetted and be willing to assimilate to our society and values. C
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by johng 7mo ago
It might be good for the stock price but it's bad for the Internet in general. They are artificially highly ranked for things they shouldn't be.
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by johng 7mo ago
I would guess that they are getting many less Shahed drones from Iran though.
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by johng 7mo ago
What i've never understood is why they even bother advertising? They try to compete with fedex an ups... and they just can't. People use them for other things though and it's stuff I don't really think they need to adver
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by johng 7mo ago
Yeah, I can see a use case for crypto. Most of the crypto coins are 99% BS. But, there is at least a legitimate use case for instant digital payments and a public ledger. NFT's were just dumb from the start.
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by johng 7mo ago
Sounds like a cool tool, but the only way to test it is to sign up via Google. I don't want to do that just to check out how well it works. Maybe some examples? Post a link to a few videos and then the summary your AI tool did?
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by johng 7mo ago
I think the main difference is that Linux simply has more hardware support than FreeBSD.
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by johng 7mo ago
So taxpayers are on the hook for their sugary drinks, probably high fat/sugar foods that have almost no nutritional value. We have a diabetes and morbidly obese epidemic.... and most likely if you are on SNAP the taxpayers are also pay
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by johng 7mo ago
Looks like every other CLI manager I've ever seen. It says not ready for production use. What's different for this than the others?
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by johng 7mo ago
Had one, loved it. Though it wasn't my only mac laptop. I used it for traveling and it was great. I had that thing for many years and eventually sold it to a friend. They used it for a couple of years after I sold it to them. I've
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by johng 7mo ago
I had used OS 9 and older versions at school but never owned one and had no interest in owning a mac. Eventually I started hearing about OS X online and that it was UNIX based and became very interested. At the time my primary desktop was a
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by johng 7mo ago
I do. Austin, TX. The bridge that terrified me the most was a bridge I crossed going to Lake Charles in Louisiana. The Rainbow bridge.... that thing is terrifying. Image: https://scontent-dfw5-2.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808
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by johng 7mo ago
Congratulations. Looks like a big project. I'm having a hard time really understanding the use case for this though. You can control the server from any device? Just from the brief look, it looks like a web desktop that runs on anythin
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by johng 7mo ago
You can see the lane sort of end, then cones, and then a choice that a human would make easily but that can easily confuse a computer as to "what to do next" -- and the computer chose to pretty much just drive straight. Definitely
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by johng 7mo ago
Love the blog/site template. Clean, my type of style. Good color choices. Kudos!
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by johng 7mo ago
Good point. Reminds me of this scene in The Right Stuff: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAyJiNobfY8
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by johng 7mo ago
I had an ACiD hat that I bought from their store around 1995 or 1996.. I wasn't in the group, I was in a much lesser known group and only did ASCII art. Never could get my ANSI stuff to look good but damn did I love that hat. It looked
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by johng 7mo ago
Check out this TAP+ protocol they've made to work with old door games to give them graphics and music.... tilesets, etc. It's pretty cool! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6RPdD2DyJs and here at 2:52.... https:&#

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