kgwxd

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511.
by kgwxd 10mo ago
They don't grant power, they enhance it. Not helpful for those without don't have any actual power.
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
What's the point of making a statement like that? Is it like a Snapple cap thing, or do you expect people to actually give up on talking about the blatant government overreach? And what a dumb way to frame it. "Think of the woman&
513.
by kgwxd 10mo ago
> There is, for lack of a better word, value in failures Learning? Isn't that what these things are supposedly doing?
514.
by kgwxd 10mo ago
Make it do the security stuff out-of-the-box, allow the user to change ANYTHING they want, including turning off the security stuff. Linux! It's in everyone's best interest.
515.
by kgwxd 10mo ago
> motivate people to buy new hardware Open source drivers, and a sense that Linux support will forever be top priority, would be a motivator for me. Most of my tech spend has been with Valve in the past few years. I'd love if there
516.
by kgwxd 10mo ago
I'd argue "buy my book" posts, especially ones posted by the author, shouldn't make the front page of HN. Especially from YC alum. Is this an ad in disguise?
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by kgwxd 10mo ago
> It feels like you’re stuck in the ordinary when all you want to do is chase greatness. Gave up on greatness a long time ago, I'd settle for an "ordinary", where people just kind of try to NOT make bad things worse, or go
518.
by kgwxd 10mo ago
I don't think that system would have the desired results in a world where most people have already voted to hang themselves.
519.
by kgwxd 10mo ago
Is that the title it gave itself? Edit: Oh no, that was for the repo I actually stared before seeing this. I'm just learning Go :)
520.
by kgwxd 10mo ago
Too late.
521.
by kgwxd 10mo ago
Thank you great exalted one! We don't deserve your endless generosity.
522.
by kgwxd 10mo ago
then you can install an extension.
523.
by kgwxd 10mo ago
i don't even want the code present on my machine, only being held back by a checkbox that may or may not be correctly respected. this is what extensions we invented for.
524.
by kgwxd 10mo ago
Haven't tried either but, installing Arch isn't hard anymore so Manjaro would just be a useless middleman. I struggled with it a few years ago, but on my most recent attempt, I found the archinstall cli tool that comes with it, an
525.
by kgwxd 10mo ago
Fine, but don't make my machine do work as part of the agreement between host and advertiser (the only reason I can utilize an ad blocker in the first place). And definitely don't try to make it so my machine can't object to
526.
by kgwxd 10mo ago
Mentioning it is just the first of many softening phases. Its abuse 101. At some point we'll have "made him do it".
527.
by kgwxd 10mo ago
The last time uBlock Origin caused me any pain was a on a toys r us rewards management site.
528.
by kgwxd 10mo ago
Seems really dumb to let a crappy bank site dictate what browser you use for everything else.
529.
by kgwxd 11mo ago
3 washed up brands come together for The Ultimate Bummer! Three Ghosts of Christmas Past.
530.
by kgwxd 11mo ago
EF Core!? Holy cow, no. Stopped using that years ago. Linq is nice, but I don't really miss it.
531.
by kgwxd 11mo ago
And it's substack, the official site of dumb hot takes.
532.
by kgwxd 11mo ago
Copilot is what finally pushed me to use vim seriously. There's not a single thing I miss from VS Code, or Visual Studio, and I'm not even using neovim. Also dropped .NET, which I've used professionally since Framework 1.0, i
533.
by kgwxd 11mo ago
Because people that don't think will believe the shown location is accurate, instead of whatever the corrupt jack-ass running the site wants it to show. Any account that praises him will be a "verified human US citizen"
534.
by kgwxd 11mo ago
Not really, the grift is going exactly as planned. I indirectly, and accidentally, made some money off a similar grift about a year ago. I'm starting to think I should just lower my standards for a few years, then retire. It's so
535.
by kgwxd 11mo ago
Everyone has noticed, most people have decided it's just fine.
536.
by kgwxd 11mo ago
There was something about the documentary about him that brought all the pretentiousness of him, and documentaries in general, to light for me. I can't stand documentaries any more because of it. I'll certainly remember that for d
537.
by kgwxd 11mo ago
Making the text of the link to it completely irrelevant, so people are fooled into clicking it, is 1000 times worse than self-promotion. You've done it more than once.
538.
by kgwxd 11mo ago
sounds like you're doing all the actual work. why not just type the code as you figure out how to break down the problem? you're going to have to review the output anyway.
539.
by kgwxd 11mo ago
Everyone that mattered went to Libera, it wasn't even hard. The community even felt more unified for a bit. But it's just as dead now as it was before that time. Discord and Zulip stole it's lunch money long before usurpednod
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by kgwxd 11mo ago
Is there something that gives it that impression? Didn't look at it too hard, but the readme tells a story of focused passion for the language, and programming in general. Vibe documented?

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