lillecarl

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by lillecarl 10mo ago
.NET is doing pretty good without all cross platform UI.
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
uv optimizes for the common usecase: You will install more packages than you will import new packages.
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
You're suggesting that my TV would connect to a random open WiFi, it sounds far fetched
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
Yes, you have to use field as the backing variable name in a property. The article is pretty clear about its usage.
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
Without oil it's hard to keep the monstertrucks rolling down the highways, people have to drop their kids off at school!
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
By requiring high-school garage engineering to DOS your local RF services you prevent essentially everyone from doing it. I'm all in to allow free access to reading waves, but broadcasting is regulated for good reason. Today I was in t
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
I can only speak from personal experience, but a bad father/mother is worse than no father/mother.
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
I've accidentally pushed a personal PAT(ro) to both Github and gist because of poor hygiene in personal projects, both times Github dropped the PAT and notified me.
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
You skip the backend entirely and query from the frontend. PostgREST and Postgres is your backend. If you want extra sauce on top you route those paths to an application that does whatever extra imperative operations you need.
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
Do you prefer huge wasteful trucks and wide roads too?
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
I want to run applications written with both Qt and GTK. I do not care much about "look and feel"
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
Yes, the NixOS module system is so much more composable than the TF one
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
This is why infrastructure people are conservative by nature, it's so damn much gruntwork to migrate without downtime
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
NYC was never bombed to rubble and explicitly rebuilt after the American dream that everyone should drive everywhere.
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
I asked an LLM and he said that antisocial behavior is the coolest thing in 2025
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
They don't have to enforce it, evil megacorps won't risk the legal consequences of using it without talking to Mistral first. In reality they just won't use it.
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
Meanwhile https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46170302 We're all getting the shaft one way or the other
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
But think of the children!!?
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
Ever since Microsoft added "modern standby" it's not a problem anymore. Chips became power-efficient enough that we can just "fake sleep" now, which means disabling all but one core and downclocking it to the lowest
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
This is dystopian as fuck
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
AI generated Nix is equally deterministic and repeatable. The deterministic behavior makes Nix well suited for AI yolo code, either it evaluates and builds or it doesn't, and if the result isn't functional you revert back to the p
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
Sure, but that's moving the goalpost from the comment I was replying to. And generally people are fine with using proprietary systems. MacOS, iOS, Windows and Android are all popular compared to "Linux desktop". I would appre
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
Android 16 is adding "Desktop Mode" to do exactly this, I bet in a few Android releases this will be good enough for most "desktop usecases". They'll have a "Linux" app that gives you a VM exactly like WSL
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
https://github.dev It's already here, GitHub isn't the only ones.
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
Diminishing returns explained through canoes :) 16x16 sounds really shit for me who still has perfect vision indeed but I bet it's life changing to be able to identify presence / absence of stuff around you and such! Yay for techn
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by lillecarl 10mo ago
They're also reserving capacity on something that doesn't exist yet, and finalize their purchases into finished products. OpenAI is reserving wafers so others can't buy them. They are not the same
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by lillecarl 11mo ago
Vendor lock-in, Kubernetes is future proof.
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by lillecarl 11mo ago
Tinkerbell / MetalKube, ClusterAPI, Rook, Cilium? A control plane makes controlling machines easier, that's the point of a control plane.
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by lillecarl 11mo ago
I really hope Mitchell will continue the work of Kovid Goyal in extending and improving the VT protocols to allow building richer terminal experiences. https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/unscroll/ <- this for exam
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by lillecarl 11mo ago
Free work is the most rewarding work on every metric but monetization in my experience, and when you hit road bumps you can pay your way out of it to keep going. Sounds like the literal dream

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