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by llbbdd 8mo ago
I was looking for a good TUI tool for diffs recently, but I'm not sure yet if what I want exists already (and I don't think this tool does it (yet?)). I've been moving my workflow out of VSCode as I'm using TUI-driven co
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
I generally agree that self-driving cars are going to take this niche, but not with tunnels. Tunnels add the same dedicated infrastructure problems as mass public transit. I'd suspect most car trips today are 1 or 2 passengers with the
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
Thank you for sending this, I've read it through twice and it's already affected how I approached some writing I did today. Even just forcing myself to think "what is another way to say this?" feels like it activates a d
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
The other day I formatted a sentence out loud in the "it's not just x it's y" structure and immediately felt gross, despite having done it probably a million times in my lifetime. That was an out-of-body feeling.
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
Off the shelf, sure. On the other hand, I wonder if domains that require the strictest rigor may have retained a high degree of good change documentation and tests that could be included in training.
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
It's a tell that you think people can't tell.
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
"Once the rockets are up, who cares where they come down? That's not my department!" says Wernher von Braun.
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
They have the resources to do a lot of things, what else should they waste them on?
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
Linux users famously don't pay for anything.
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
You, who can't see that they are a $300b SF company without caring about that, are probably missing something. Customers don't buy "serious software" they buy shit that works. They literally don't have the capacity
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
How much is Linus paying you?
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
I love the term "React devs", it comes up on here a lot, and imagines a straw man group who really don't know how to build apps for the browser without React. It exists in tandem with the "frameworks for the web change e
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
Like?
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
Not coming at you at all, AI is a touchy subject on HN nowadays in any capacity and brings out the worst here.
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
QWERTY won't be replaced on phones until there is a full phase change in how people interact with their phones that absolves us of keyboards entirely. Anybody here who thinks otherwise is welcome to make an offer to buy my two decades
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
Yet another tool that the users should have wanted to pay for before someone else did.
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
The closer you emulate real world interactions, the more of those things you will have.
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
Every non-React app eventually contains a less version of React by another name.
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
This code only works if run in a browser composed of millions of lines of C++.
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
This post and this entire thread are HN-sniping to the millionth degree. We have all the classics here: - AI bad - JavaScript bad - Developers not understanding why Electron has utility because they don't understand the browser as a fo
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
Downvoted to zero points? Maybe you could double the negatives if you had both hands available
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
I wasn't blind to this many years ago when it came to light. I'm indifferent now when it doesn't matter, and disgusted when my countrymen are so easily distracted by bait. You are distracted, wasting your time, and convinced
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
Half the time it's all there is to do on this text-based website, which is most of what I'm complaining about. I can read in peace just fine but there are stupid vibe-coded rape inspection projects on the front page here every sin
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
Who? Most of the people "named in the Epstein files" are guilty in public of consorting with a guy with a lot of money and not much else. Pretending they're all perverts is one-handed behavior. If you think any of this is uni
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
They are the largest vector of scams and malware because they've centralized it and it's hard to deliver malware and scams otherwise. That malevolence will always happen and centralizing it ensures a single avenue that can be cont
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
Agreed I might have gone too far with "excellent". :) I think they do a good job though at operating at the level of abstraction React lives at, which generally requires less detail to live in the DOM (e.g. ids/classes used o
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
It's not the screen size, it's the demographic shift. By 2000, only half of U.S. households had a shared living room PC, mostly for work and/or games. Everybody having a phone in their pocket later was a change that we did ve
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
React has excellent dev tools of its own that cover this.
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
It's even sillier after looking into it. Of the 4 people listed that died the same date as the insurrection attempt, 1 was shot (already mentioned), 1 died of overdosing on meth, and the other two both were over 50 and had heart attack
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by llbbdd 8mo ago
No shit. Do you like talking about child rape every day? Is that fun for you? Are you tickled seeing "CHILD RAPE UPDATES" in 72-point second coming font over your morning coffee?

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