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by lemontheme 1mo ago
I felt this article, minus the conclusion, perhaps. There is something profoundly rotten going on. Used to be that you had to keep the quiet part to yourself. Now you can espouse white supremacy and enjoy broad social capital. Everyone at t
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by lemontheme 1mo ago
Klassif.ai | ML/AI Engineer | Hybrid (Leuven, Belgium; remote 3 days/week) We started off naively as just another intelligent document processing SaaS. Years of experience have shown us where the real pain points and value lies. J
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by lemontheme 2mo ago
Hah, I use the same probe when I’m unsure which provider openrouter is routing me to! Fwiw, deepseek v4 will happily discuss it. Only chinese providers will stop it in its tracks and give a canned answer. Streamed responses sometimes start
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by lemontheme 2mo ago
Kind of a coincidence to see this post here, just after I’ve gotten done playing with Kakoune and poking around the docs. After using Helix fulltime for two years, I’m considering a switch. Helix is fantastic OOTB and I have considerable mu
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by lemontheme 2mo ago
Nono has been my daily driver since the start of the year. It's not a perfect sandbox -- that's for sure. For example, the default network rules let you escape via a global TMUX server. But it is extremely practical. It gives me
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by lemontheme 2mo ago
As a zellij sponsor I’ve been wondering the same. I rebuild herdr from master every few days to gauge the direction it’s moving in. What herdr gets right over zellij: - Default keybinds don’t conflict with helix. Even the leader key mode in
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by lemontheme 3mo ago
Claude is obsessed with making things land. More than once I've reminded it that it's not a pilot.
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by lemontheme 3mo ago
And it has teeth.
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by lemontheme 3mo ago
Having used it for three weeks before coming back to Kitty, my conclusions were that it’s a better terminal for people who need a terminal but don’t ‘live in’ their terminal. Ghostty just feels really polished and ‘native’ and it’s obviousl
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by lemontheme 3mo ago
I can only speak for western Europe. New-builds prioritize energy efficiency, because energy is expensive and, depending on the region, involves burning fossil fuels. There also tax incentives. The lucky new builds have reversible floor hea
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by lemontheme 3mo ago
If you do most of your work on a central server and treat your other devices as thin clients, then (afaik) Tmux/Zellij are the way to go – not to mention if you want to multiplayer with colleagues. (I know Wezterm has remote session mu
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by lemontheme 3mo ago
According to my Volvo EX30 I’m always tired. It feels like they’ve dialed down the sensitivity in recent updates, but for the first year it was beeping at me five minutes into every drive. Really easy to trigger the alert by fake yawning. I
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by lemontheme 3mo ago
Exactly — and it carries the point that others would try to gate
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by lemontheme 5mo ago
It’s the repetitive paragraph structure that raised my suspicions. Sentence. Short sentence. Noun. Noun. Noun. Sentence to reflect. Wrap it up in a bow. Sequences of short incomplete sentences, particularly in threes is such a tell
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by lemontheme 5mo ago
Not just the GBA, apparently! 3rd party handhelds like the Pocket and emulators are supported too. From the website to the software, this looks stunning. Tried chip music with nanoloop several years ago. Wasn't 100% for me: 1) pure chi
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by lemontheme 5mo ago
Think you might have clicked post too fast. Did you mean the
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by lemontheme 5mo ago
This mirrors my experience. I'd feel bad calling it 'half-baked' though, seeing as they've published some incredibly in-depth posts about how they develop and test the vim mode. (At the time of writing at least, they had
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by lemontheme 6mo ago
Imagine having access to information about thousands of years of human history, with all its big migrations, the ebbs and flows of civilizations, religions and empires, and still actually thinking one people in particular have some natural
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by lemontheme 6mo ago
Hm, that rather sounds like terrorism
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by lemontheme 6mo ago
Just curious – what privileges do you feel you've had to give up on the path to a slightly more equitable society? Because as a man myself I honestly wouldn't be able to say which privileges I've lost that my forefathers en
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by lemontheme 6mo ago
Good. They’re fuel-inefficient, low visibility murder machines that do not belong in Europe, where city roads and parking spaces tend to be narrower. Not once in the last few years have I seen a pickup truck bed in use. Average number of oc
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by lemontheme 6mo ago
Haha true. I’d considered that. But then, so is any code the agent writes, which will ultimately run outside the sandbox. So it’s certainly not perfect. An isolated VM or a VPS provides the best guarantees. For me though it’s good enough. I
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by lemontheme 6mo ago
Cool! As a professional programmer few things consistently succeed in making me feel inept like trying to build an Apple Shortcut
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by lemontheme 6mo ago
Lately I've taken to Iosevka, the 'curly' variant to be precise. Even though I hated it when I first tried it, I revisited it because I was noticing that, with coding agents running in the same window, I wanted to be able to
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by lemontheme 6mo ago
I really like lima too. It's my go-to recommendation for light VMs. But I do consider it slightly less convenient. A good example of why is project-local .venv/ directories, which are the default with uv. With Lima, what happens
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by lemontheme 6mo ago
Might be something specific to my and my colleagues' systems, but it breaks the TUI. It needs git authentication, which fails, and the TUI stops accepting input reliably
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by lemontheme 6mo ago
And for the macos users, I can’t recommend nono enough. (Paying it forward, since it was here on HN that I learned about it.) Good DX, straightforward permissions system, starts up instantly. Just remember to disable CC’s auto-updater if th
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by lemontheme 7mo ago
> But that is not the overarching point. Because that could be easily resolved by factoring % cache hits into the usage limits. > Literally everyone does this. Never a strong justification, much as I like Anthropic in general. Why is
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by lemontheme 7mo ago
You're presupposing fraud and illegality. That's what I'm questioning. That said, some good can come of this in the sense that it will (hopefully) discourage these kind of schemes. They don't create value and they harm s
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by lemontheme 7mo ago
Oh I don't deny what he did is most likely a ToS violation. And under those terms, he should probably be forced to pay back the money. But I don't see how it's fraud in the criminal sense. That's just my judgement as a c

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