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   by llbbdd 10mo ago

   I don't use Github Pages so I might be wrong but IMO I think at least part of the joke is that its URL betrays that it's a completely static site.
2. 392.▲
   by llbbdd 10mo ago

   I've gotten accustomed lately to spending a lot of time in the Github Copilot / agent management page. In particular I've been having a lot of fun using agents to browse some of my decade-old throwaway projects; telling it to
3. 393.▲
   by llbbdd 10mo ago

   I don't work at Github but I'd read here recently that they've been undergoing a herculean migration from whichever cloud provider they were on to Azure since their Microsoft acquisition, and that it coincides with an increas
4. 394.▲
   by llbbdd 10mo ago

   Don't expect much of a response here, the "eat the rich" crowd is never happy with the math
5. 395.▲
   by llbbdd 10mo ago

   Somehow I'm not inspired to believe that being misleading was a mistake, given the topic
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   by llbbdd 10mo ago

   I do pay for premium but my impression of the parent was that this was independent of ads. The test I did in the other comment didn't trigger an ad for some reason even though I was logged out, which may be why it loaded so fast.
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   by llbbdd 10mo ago

   I did a pretty low rigor test and just pulled up one of those 4K videos with the swirling ink in Firefox on my M1 Mac and it seemed to load just as fast. The only difference was that it didn't autoplay the video (because I'm logge
8. 398.▲
   by llbbdd 10mo ago

   On what setup? All YouTube videos load and start playing instantly for me. Every time I've experienced otherwise in the last couple years, it's been my first indication that e.g. AWS is exploding that day
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   by llbbdd 10mo ago

   https://xkcd.com/378/
10. 400.▲
    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    Maybe they finished it...
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    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    It has been, this year, 30 years since JS became a normal part of the web. You don't need it to render text and buttons, but we do different things with the internet now.
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    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    *The
13. 403.▲
    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    Do you copy and paste every comment you make on HN or is this just for me?
14. 404.▲
    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    What is AI-washing?
15. 405.▲
    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    I'm not the other poster but he's probably referring to how your comment seems to only be talking about "pure" LLMs and seems pretty out of date, whereas most tools people are using in 2025 use LLMs as glue to stitch tog
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    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    I had this thought about every number or stay in the post, they all just seem to grasp at looking serious.
17. 407.▲
    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    it's also a real accessibility problem if you're trying to use sticks and rocks to access the internet
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    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    HN doesn't allow image replies, but if you were to image search "smug meme" you would find any of them to be an appropriate response to this useless post of yours, and imagine I put it here for your convenience
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    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    jQuery is more of a DOM API wrapper than any modern framework, they serve entirely different needs.
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    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    I remember seeing this last time the McMaster site went around and it's great. It's wild to me though that ignorant reflexive copy-paste lashes against React like this thread OP are so common that there was value to putting this t
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    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    I'm paying attention, and I have respect for the experiment, but something is wrong somewhere. Conceptually I love workspaces, having tried innumerable forms of spatial window management, and I have tried them across multiple OS's
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    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    I had a coworker at a big tech co (where we wrote primarily Java) who used VIM, without any extensions to make it easier with Java, and he wrote all his import declarations by hand. Maybe knowing exactly which sub-namespace you're pull
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    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    In 15 years, Windows will still be running hospitals and governments and Linux will have dropped back well below 5% desktop usage because using Linux on the desktop in the modern day is an ideological decision and literally never a technica
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    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    Someone should come up with an alternative
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    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    It might be just a remote UI over "Windows Cloud Eternal" at that point but if by then we've moved to "Apple Forever OS" or "The Eternal Year of the Linux Desktop" I'll make a balanced diet out of hat
26. 416.▲
    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    I'm young, I'll take that bet. In 25 years windows will still have greater than 50% consumer computer marketshare out of sheer momentum.
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    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    EDIT: It's not different (removed my snark edit since you were apparently rate-limited but my point stands)
28. 418.▲
    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    We're already there, I see less originality in the "well ackshully AI" comments than I do in the blatantly AI-generated blog posts
29. 419.▲
    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    Oh no this is hackernews, we can't just live - sites that use Javascript or anything introduced to the web spec (or human preference) post 1999 is suspect, and is your problem.
30. 420.▲
    by llbbdd 11mo ago

    Is your terminal black-background-white-text?