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kleiba
7mo ago
Thanks, but I like that this is just a small, simple bash function without the need to install 3rd-party software.
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kleiba
7mo ago
> of course he wasnt having a mental crisis before he decided to use chatgpt. you have to get past paragraph 1, sentence 2. So, in your opinion, what made a guy with an alleged 20yr experience in IT come to the conclusion that the soft
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7mo ago
> The Amsterdam-based IT consultant had just ended a contract early. “I had some time, so I thought: let’s have a look at this new technology everyone is talking about,” he says. Doesn't seem much like a mental crisis to me. Even
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kleiba
7mo ago
Just recently, I came up with this in my .bashrc, basically a "deep cd" command: dcd() { # If no argument is given, do nothing [ -z "$1" ] && return # Find the first matching direct
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kleiba
7mo ago
I'm sorry but for someone who has allegedly worked in IT for 20 years, this guy surely comes across as hopelessly naive, stupid, or possibly both.
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kleiba
7mo ago
"Each sound in the project is recomposed and reimagined by artists" Completely agree! I would have much preferred original sounds, or - if anything - sounds taken from original recordings but restored to compensate for the bad
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kleiba
7mo ago
Ha, funny! (<- writing that on my typewriter)
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kleiba
7mo ago
Putting words into other people's mouth isn't the best etiquette: where did I say "it's time to shut up about them"??
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kleiba
7mo ago
Listen, this is nothing new. You can find articles like that going back years and years. The truth is: convenience trumps privacy in practice in a lot of cases. Two examples: 1. Theoretically speaking, my (data) privacy is of a high value
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kleiba
7mo ago
Hipsters, take note!
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kleiba
7mo ago
And they explicitly said that they didn't wanna be buried on a pet sematary!
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kleiba
7mo ago
Isn't the whole point of touring to sell merchandise?
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kleiba
7mo ago
If you're ever unsure about whether a proposed EU regulation may be good or bad, just look at whether Hungary supports it: if so, it's bad; if not, it might be good. Egészségére!
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7mo ago
Thanks for writing such an elaborate reply! I wish I was familiar with Lean, so I could follow. But if you're right, it would put the claims of the paper in a totally different light. Perhaps others with knowledge in Lean could also ch
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kleiba
7mo ago
Exactly, that's why the section is called " Related Work".
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kleiba
7mo ago
Care to elaborate?
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kleiba
7mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drawbridge
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kleiba
7mo ago
> Unless you're a nerd, CLI interfaces are passé. Haven't they just made a ginormous come-back, thanks to AI?
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kleiba
7mo ago
The idea is not that you necessarily write a Twitter-length post on your website - you can write a full blog post, but then post links back to that post on social media.
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7mo ago
> she's found another way to put off getting her [8-year-old] daughter a cellphone I don't live in the US but my child, who is 9, does not have a cell phone nor does any of his school mates. They "chat" when they se
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kleiba
7mo ago
Nice that we have a name now for something that's pretty much standard and common practice. Not that we necessarily needed a name, but it's still nice to have one.
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kleiba
7mo ago
Btw, this has nothing to do with the "tee" shell command.
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kleiba
7mo ago
got downvoted though
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7mo ago
This has absolutely been the standard in every school around where I live for years. Anecdotally, however, I wouldn't go so far and say it lead to "engaged students" and "joyful teachers" :)
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kleiba
7mo ago
A good opportunity to repost this: https://eprint.iacr.org/2025/1237.pdf
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7mo ago
Like most other things, labor is highly regulated in Germany. You've got to understand that (from my experience as an outsider) it seems to be a country where it matters more what you are on paper (e.g., degrees, certifications, etc) t
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Is Hacker News losing interest in startups?
(hntrends.net)
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Hard to measure, how? Either something is a bug or not - otherwise how would you be able to count anything at all?
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Before moving to Europe, I always had this conception of Germany as being very good at organizing things, especially anything involving engineering. It doesn't take long to set this picture straight. > From 2015 to 2024, Austin add
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7mo ago
Coincidentally, the same people also recently received the Science Fiction Award 2025!
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