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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
That's the second time, probably more, you've been saying this in the thread. Blaming users for "buying" Windows is ridiculous too.
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
I'm still angry at how they ruined Overwatch
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
Did you ever consider NixOS for your homelab?
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
Ah is that the phrase for this bullshit, staccato? It's tiring to read.
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
There's actual real people working on this bullshit. Horrifying doesn't even come close.
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
This matches my experience of running a public mediawiki server. The bots (mostly Facebook/Meta) will for every single change fetch every single page again, over and over. I can’t tell if it’s incompetence or malice.
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
I suppose, but my Debian didn’t seem to ship with it.
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
Without the context this isn't very interesting
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
Debian.
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
Are we really at the "redditor insult" type comments stage of HN now? There is nothing wrong with saying a piece of code is broken.
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
P ./cool.sh: line 31: bc: command not found ./cool.sh: line 34: bc: command not found ./cool.sh: line 37: bc: command not found E ./cool.sh: line 31: bc: command not found ./cool.sh: line 34: bc: command not found .
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
> they don't control for breaking the application's tests. Essentially it's an absolutely worthless study then. This AI fatigue got boring a long time ago, this is just painful now.
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
The first one I got was a palm tree growing out of an orange woman's anus... so, I can see why some of this isn't very popular.
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
MUI is one of the most dreadful UI libraries I have ever had to use.
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
Personally I'd prefer React Aria; I don't have the patience to try understand why suddenly everyone is rushing to adopt Base UI instead of Radix which itself was once suddenly the thing everyone rushed to instead of Stitches. Havi
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
So then why is it posted to a vast audience like HN?
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
I can feel the AI in the text.
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
I think the posts main mistake is expecting the reader to care about or know this author.
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
But most repos are over ~700MB. Surely a DVD and if not, why not? Also seems to be a lot of paranoia in here, GitHub posted it: https://x.com/github/status/2072801888525840476
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
Seems to be a fairly low effort slop article that a lot of Medium is full of
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lloydatkinson
3mo ago
For me it’s the font. I don’t enjoy reading prose in a code font.
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lloydatkinson
4mo ago
It all makes sense when you understand that this is deliberate, to crush the economy and innovation.
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lloydatkinson
4mo ago
This is probably the most batshit insane insecure advice I've ever read on Hacker News ever. And everyone is wondering why NPM based attacks are so prevalent? Advice like this is being followed.
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lloydatkinson
4mo ago
> Or perhaps everyone moves to some hot-new-AI-first-forge, and then we go through the same cycle of enshittification in 10-20 years. I don't think it would take years for an AI first platform to enshittify, it would be instant.
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lloydatkinson
4mo ago
Is that bullshit still going on with Tindie?
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lloydatkinson
4mo ago
I assume this is where charlatan companies like Vercel get their UI from
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lloydatkinson
4mo ago
It was never about the children
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lloydatkinson
4mo ago
At this point I don't even read Medium, Substack, or any of the other slop monger sites.
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lloydatkinson
4mo ago
Don't fall for it by replying; it's a troll, probably automated.
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lloydatkinson
4mo ago
Don't fall for it by replying; it's a troll, probably automated.
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