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by keybored 7mo ago
> The binary name for `ripgrep` is `rg`. I don’t understand when people typeset some name in verbatim, lowercase, but then have another name for the actual command. That’s confusing to me. Programmers are too enarmored with lower-case na
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> I would like to see a few more AI inventions to know for sure, but wow, it really is a new and exciting world. We already have a few years of experience with this. > I really hope we use this intelligence resource to make the world
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by keybored 7mo ago
Crickets.
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As an outsider it seems like agentic coders get buried in the weeds of running agents in parallel and churning out commits. (Even after a sheepish “commits are a bad metric but”) And every week there is a new orchestration, something, who e
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The PS Plus One is a gaming console or something to that effect. “But Henriette,” my grandmother asked, “which AAA titles will be released for Xbox”? My grandmother is a gamer. But a bit senile. She had her formative gaming years on the XBo
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by keybored 7mo ago
I haven’t talked to all Europeans, like Albanians, but I can’t imagine that we all monomaniacally obsess about all the trending culture war talking points. Like you just breathlessly throw out Child Protection Rules at the end of a sentence
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I didn’t get anything out of Mythical Man Month , which I didn’t expect to anyway since it’s a management book. But for whatever reason it’s talked about as if it is a classic here. In part I think because it promotes the idea of the ten-x
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Poor “we”. “They” love looking at their own reflection too much.
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I think there are many ways to develop superiority beliefs though.
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The kind of whacky religiousness that you find in the US matters because of foreign policy, among other things. (There are also domestic things like right to abortion.) The US ambassador to Israel is a Zionist that talks about the Bible wit
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Reading these statements in isolation they all look like damning with faint praise. But they are all sincere. So strong is the instinct to pay tribute to the nice hegemon of the previous election.
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Your whole side topic here is an exercise in ignoring the inconvenient facts of murder and destruction in favor of some supposedly rosy alliance narrative. Yeah I remember elementary school too. Where people don't care if one of the ki
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Even if that was true. There’s the training data.
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> Hell, let me go even darker: there are billions of souls on this planet. They're not a rare thing like say, gold. They're very easily produced, by two people getting it on. That leads to a harsh conclusion: human beings aren&
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by keybored 7mo ago
More therapeutic nonsense for the AI age.[1] [1] AI Inevitability Soothsaying https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47362178 > Saying "I am a software engineer" is beginning to feel like saying "I am a calc
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Your modern digital technology options. Either be a regular, naive user who wants to use tech as a means to an end and get exploited at every turn. Or be a tech savant who has cultivated an interest in one or more of programming, tech DYI,
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No they are not. Second and third world countries, not buddy first world countries. They don’t get to just do their own thing. Need I go on.
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Tales from HN techies interacting with regular people. > Most people just don't care. So proceed as normal.
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Why not? People will post apologia on behalf of ad corporations on the Internet, that too for free.
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A machine doesn’t need food, leisure time, or vacations. It doesn’t care. It also doesn’t care.
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Geopolitical moves like illegally invading a country aren’t necessarily planned to be the one grand thing that weakens the opponent. In particular it strengthening Nato is not necessarily ironic, and it seems like an oversimplification to e
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> > I'm just being honest. Just a salt of the earth officer telling it like it dog-gamn is. :|
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I am one hundred percent in favor of villains just saying that they are villains.
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Breaking: country that a head of state threatened to invade was preparing for invasion. > The Danish public broadcaster DR reports that officials in Denmark, France and Germany say that Donald Trump's threats to seize Greenland were
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That’s a different topic. This is about how America acts towards the world, historically the so-called second and third world but now apparently to potentially everyone.
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> PR spin aside, Then the comment repeats the same PR spin.
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Reminder that “Born in the USA” was not a “patriotic” song.
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Sorry about the aggressive initial response. It’s difficult for me to respond to these comments. I have to argue against the idea that there is virtue to setting up a hereditary parasite (passive income) who can do good for his/her cou
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I didn’t stutter. People criticize so-called democracy and then I take that as the charitable premise: we are indeed discussing genuine democracy, not just the fake and typical democracy of only politicians having any power.
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What I wrote last was the expanded thought process for my original comment, the same sentiment. For those who don’t understand what milquetoast means. You can try your luck with some text slot machines. Maybe they will be able to analyze an

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