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by kleiba 7mo ago
Even when flying intercontinental for many hours, I usually just pull a Puddy on flights and do nothing. I have my laptop with me, of course, but I usually leave it just in the overhead compartment. I don't even watch movies or read.
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by kleiba 7mo ago
Looky here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47422759
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by kleiba 7mo ago
> Sashiko was able to find around 53% of bugs That's cool. Another interesting metric, however, would be the false positive ratio: like, I could just build a bogus system that simply marks everything as a bug and then claim &quo
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by kleiba 7mo ago
I believe the "premature evil" quote is by Knuth, not Hoare?!
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by kleiba 7mo ago
"more technical"... funny, after watching that video...
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by kleiba 7mo ago
I don't have opencode installed, but I'm curious: if you start a terminal within Emacs with M-x term, how well does it do at running the opencode CLI?
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by kleiba 7mo ago
Not Germany.
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by kleiba 7mo ago
> Consumers, mostly those who buy EVs from the likes of Tesla, Rivian, and BYD, have grown accustomed to the frequent updates, slick infotainment software, and advanced driver-assistance systems. Guess which three items out of that lis
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by kleiba 7mo ago
Yes, sorry, you're right - I made a mistake looking up how much salt is in a pinch.
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by kleiba 7mo ago
Did you get the point about how you usually season meat (with salt) before you eat it? Beyond Beef has 230mg of sodium per 100g (according to their website), even a pinch of salt you add for seasoning easily contains 10x that amount. Also,
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by kleiba 7mo ago
I would actually find it surprising if it did match videos of actual C64s on actual CRTs, because of the many conversion layers.
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by kleiba 7mo ago
But then you're comparing apples an oranges: meat is low in sodium in its unprocessed form, but so are all the ingredients of the plant-based alternative before adding salt . What matters is not so much the natural form, it is how the
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by kleiba 7mo ago
This is the link you're looking for: https://www.colodore.com/ If you're interested in how this palette (editor) was derived, read this: https://www.pepto.de/projects/colorvic/ . The disc
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by kleiba 7mo ago
Let me assure you that you're in the vast minority if you add little or no salt at all to your home-made burger patties.
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by kleiba 7mo ago
I'm gonna use that for the copy on my next startup's website.
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by kleiba 7mo ago
> Unofficial conversion of the 1990 PC/Amiga game by Lucasfilm, developed using the D42 Adventure System from Out of Order Softworks. D42 is a system for making text adventures, not graphics adventures, so I wouldn't be sur
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by kleiba 7mo ago
Interesting. About 20 years ago, it must have been the other way around because I remember this paper [1] where the authors were able to speed up the log function by making use of a lookup table in the CPU cache. [1] https://www.
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by kleiba 7mo ago
I noticed that OpenCode requires per their own website "a modern terminal emulator" - so, no problem in Emacs? Are you running M-x term?
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by kleiba 7mo ago
So, to you basically the distinction is "fully vibe-coded" vs. "with human in the loop"?
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by kleiba 7mo ago
I write very little code these days, so I've been following the AI development mostly from the backseat. One aspect I fail to grasp perfectly is what the practical differences are between CLI (so terminal-based) agents and ones fully i
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by kleiba 7mo ago
Unfortunately, in my case, it's not a matter of lighting conditions.
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by kleiba 7mo ago
I cannot read light on black. I don't know, maybe it's a condition, or simply just part of getting old. But my eyes physically hurt, and when I look up from reading a light-on-black screen, even when I looked at only for a short m
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by kleiba 7mo ago
There's a reason Emacs and vi have been around for decades. They're good.
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by kleiba 7mo ago
> Few understand the commands used... By "few" you mean "few Gen-Zs?"
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by kleiba 7mo ago
But is this about "habitually work on weekends" or "occasionally attend to an urgent email on a Saturday"? To me, it's not exactly clear from the linked article, but it would be a big difference. That said, we moved
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by kleiba 7mo ago
I can relate to that -- perhaps it's a bit the feeling of "missing out", like, when your peers have the time (and energy ;-)) to do fun stuff that you just cannot do because of the kids. But I'm thinking that I had ample
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by kleiba 7mo ago
I had my kids late in life and I always thought my life experience was a bonus when it came to raising the kids and wrt keeping it together with the wife.
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by kleiba 7mo ago
To be honest, if they paid me a 6 digit salary, I'd be happy to "answer an email" on a Saturday, it isn't exactly doing an 8+ hour shift at the weekend.
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by kleiba 7mo ago
I once was let go from a job because of something related to email. It's almost comical, although I didn't feel that way when it actually happened. I was basically working independently on a teaching task. But there was one cowork
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by kleiba 7mo ago
Given the notorious European branding, consider renaming it eureuky ;-)

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