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   by keyle 5mo ago

   Welcome to the future!
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   by keyle 5mo ago

   Good point! Long live ASM! Wasm everything!!1 /jk
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   by keyle 5mo ago

   How long until AI is not even writing code but producing machine code? Think about it, all these compilers, tooling, what a waste! I imagine a future where chipset makers will provide a model you can just prompt to "act upon that chips
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   by keyle 5mo ago

   10 PRINT "THIS IS FINE" 20 GOTO 10
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   by keyle 5mo ago

   Lovely writing! > ... to which they nod before moving on to a lighter topic, like whether we're going to nuke Iran or not. > There are no more juniors. There was a funeral for their passing in 2024. Nobody came. > AI didn&#x27
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   by keyle 5mo ago

   This is one of the most creative idea I've seen this year. Tasteful and clever. Bravo!
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   by keyle 5mo ago

   > 1 on the scale of 0-to-10. I didn't mean in terms of 'seriousness' I meant in terms of liability. Having terms saying "do what you want, not my problem" isn't a good strategy.
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   by keyle 5mo ago

   Sometimes you open a page on HN that you would have never opened from any other website, and that in itself, is enough! I think it's part of the addiction to HN, the dopamine hits of never knowing what you'll find. That being said
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   by keyle 5mo ago

   I love the attitude, but this particular service in 2026 is a little risky. A whole range of content can be posted that can make you liable that you want it or not... from product keys, to internal documents, ... I'll just say this, I
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    This is sickening. People that don't realise that companies are made of people are in for a surprise. Once they go public, they forget that, and it shows. A company_is_ the sum of its people, their talents and aligned behind a mission
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    Reading HN these days make me feel old! Zork is a classic, enjoy diving in!
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    Thanks, that's an interesting take from all that I've read. If you're happy for me to do the job in 1/10th of the time, be happy with me not being fully across it on a whim.
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    If you've done some SwiftUI or Flex or WPF or similar, Flutter is pretty easy to pick up. Dart is really easy to pick up, it's a beautiful language imho.
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    A ton of industry applications are written in flutter. Point of sale systems, automotive interfaces, bespoke industry applications within offices, etc. The install base would be huge, and it's a solid cross-platform option.
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    Startup life man. Happy to help, just rough sometimes.
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    This is a well documented issue, TUI vs. windows. Back in the 90s when most SAP systems switched from AS/400 terminals to Windows NT, people reported massive losses in productivity. I've never worked on SAP, my mother did. And bas
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    As a senior developer, 25+ years, I have been thrown recently into a meeting "hey can you join in for 5 mins". I really don't like these meetings where you're dragged in in the middle of them without any clue. The questi
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    Re pricing. Never as high as frontier commercial models.
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    It absolutely does matter. The enshittification will go unnoticed at first but I'm already finding my favourite frontier models severely nerfed, doing incredibly dumb stuff they weren't in the past. We need open weight models to h
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    Stuff happens in the wrong order. You know the PR. Commit 1: 'Feature.' Commit 2: 'fix.' Commit 3: 'fix.' Commit 4: 'actually fix.' Commit 5: 'please.' Commit 6, made at 11:47 PM on a
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    What does "100% local credentials" mean as a feature?
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    That is bonkers pricing. There is no way they actually expect a sell out with this price.
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    That's ok, that's when you change the definition of AGI and claim success!
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    What makes you say that Ghostty is less usable than another?
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    By all accounts, we're 2 years away from AGI, every year.
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    This is because Blender is in fact using CUDA?
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    Can't wait for "watch this ad for 90s to use xxhigh on your next prompt!"
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    I've had good success with Opencode and Codex straight up in the XCode project folder. It was able to change the XCode project settings etc., no skills.md or agents.md or anything, no problem. It was a fairly new project though.
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    Instead of a wall may I recommend trees, fresh air, and just enjoying it away from anything electrical. I had a same issue and I found it helped to just step away and blank out in nature. Also try delaying your first coffee to after the fir
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    by keyle 5mo ago

    Yeah this is looking at the 968 with rose tinted glasses. But a lot of the comparison does check out and the Neo is a fine on-ramp for first time macOS users just like the 968.