lionkor

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by lionkor 7mo ago
This isn't about criminal organizations. One person somewhere can decide to target you, monitor you for 30 years with all the government's resources, and never need to tell you or anyone about it. I don't like that personally
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by lionkor 7mo ago
It doesn't throttle Websockets, so be careful with that
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by lionkor 7mo ago
There is hardware that you can simply plug into your PC, which can read and write arbitrary kernel memory. I have a feeling that kernel level anticheat isn't stopping someone who really wants to cheat. See https://github.com
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by lionkor 8mo ago
The statement should be "he endorses XZY who/which argues for reforming the USSR by force" or something. I think factual accuracy is the one thing we need to hold ourselves to, to the best of our abilities, also to ensure tha
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by lionkor 8mo ago
I fully get that! I understand how people get to that conclusion. What I don't understand is why I repeatedly see people online, also on HN (as you can see), who claim that Putin "stated" that he wants to rebuild the USSR, wh
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by lionkor 8mo ago
I'm sorry, I don't mean to invalidate your own experiences. I understand the need for hyperbole, and I also cannot even begin to understand the pain and suffering that you must have experienced. I'm not talking about that. I&
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by lionkor 8mo ago
That's a book by Aleksandr Dugin, not Putin. I was asking specifically if there are ANY sources for the recurring statement that Putin wants to conquer back former USSR states. I see why its concerning, and how Dugin's close ties
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by lionkor 8mo ago
> Experience is no good reason to make a blanket statement about a country and all its people > Is it not? No, and no part of your comment really seems to argue otherwise? I know about current world events. Your argument was that &quo
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by lionkor 8mo ago
> Putin has stated his intention to "recapture" most of the former USSR. I keep hearing this but I struggle to find any sources, beyond articles like [1] which are... not particularly good sources, even a reddit comment would b
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by lionkor 8mo ago
At this point the US is arguably a much larger threat to random small countries. "We will make so much money if we find a reason to attack <your country>" is the real threat, if any. Of course, far behind other existential t
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by lionkor 8mo ago
Yeah, I thought about it and remembered that Go assumes GitHub by default for some dumb reason!
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by lionkor 8mo ago
Experience is no good reason to make a blanket statement about a country and all its people, especially not when it's made with such an assertive voice.
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by lionkor 8mo ago
You use charmbracelet/bubbletea for the TUI, which does seem to support Windows, what am I missing?
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by lionkor 8mo ago
Weird, I swear the binary debug info says "github.com/bensantora-tech/fftool/main.go", so its just not public? Why?
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by lionkor 8mo ago
To be fair, it ships with debug info.
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by lionkor 8mo ago
> the biggest threat to any civilization is russia Surely you meant this as hyperbole, right? If not, I would love your reasoning as to why its a bigger threat than literally anything and anyone else.
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by lionkor 8mo ago
My issue with this kind of message is that it doesn't convey intent well enough. This kind of commit message will always be like "remove check from handleUser" instead of "fix authorization in xyz case". But I assum
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by lionkor 8mo ago
Do you have examples of these commit messages? I have yet to see an AI write a good commit message. At least when compared to good commit messages -- if it just does better than "wip" or "fix stuff" that's not a hig
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by lionkor 8mo ago
Deepl and other services exist, and they at least aren't slop cannons
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by lionkor 8mo ago
"Google CEO Mr. Gemini to shut down Wiz, execute employees - stopped by heroic employee!"
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by lionkor 8mo ago
If you feel the need to fix/edit your own comments with AI, keep in mind that this is not necessary at all. If someone can't figure out what you're saying, and don't care to try, they can run their LLM over it and have i
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by lionkor 8mo ago
But we want to know what YOU have to say. YOU. If we want, we can go and copy paste your comment into our LLM to make it easier to understand.
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by lionkor 8mo ago
And Zig isn't stable yet
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by lionkor 8mo ago
See my other comment[1] It replaces C++ for me, so I would say it's "a C++" [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47334275
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by lionkor 8mo ago
I wrote lots of C++ before learning Rust, and I enjoyed it. Since learning Rust, I write no more C++. I found no place in which C++ is a better fit than Rust, and so it's my "new C++". For example, high performance servers (v
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by lionkor 8mo ago
If I wanted a vibe coded programming language, I would ask my LLM. Not go on HN.
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by lionkor 8mo ago
Zed is fantastic for Rust, C, C++, and similar languages. I wouldn't bother using it for Web things like HTML, Js, CSS, because it simply isn't better at that than VSCode. Same goes for C# -- as a Microslop technology, you're
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by lionkor 8mo ago
> [...] requires an amount of time approaching the time spent if they had just done it themselves. Yes, but with the caveat that the junior learns and eventually can become the senior.
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by lionkor 8mo ago
I wonder why? Why was there not a point at which you said no?
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by lionkor 8mo ago
Mainstream news have not been presenting much actual relevant content beyond reporting on wars.

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