lordkrandel

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by lordkrandel 3mo ago
You impose yourself and block time to just reconnect to reality, and force yourself to care less. It's not about slacking, just giving you time to ingest harder information better. We all are driven to think everything is vital, and we
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by lordkrandel 3mo ago
You are outsourcing your life to AI? Good for you, but don't be so pretentious, please.
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by lordkrandel 3mo ago
This is the best article of HN ever, so detailed and explaining, and engaging. I have a message for all US readers, this is simply nonsense. Putting blame on the hurt in the moment of need, discussing money over his own health, is something
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
This piece should make it to the top of HN. Nobody is talking about AI quality problems, which are evident
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
Yesterday I was remote, worked with a colleague until 21, while at the office I drop the mouse at 17.30. Have fun with your delusions.
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
1. Why should you tell about burnout to a new opportunity, you are approaching something new to get out of it. Some reframing always helps! 2. To be frank, an Autistic dev in Germany makes no news. Adhd may distract you a bit, but also push
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
Check for yourself: https://world.hey.com/dhh/as-i-remember-london-e7d38e64
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
Open source initiatives are like the handsome face he puts in front to just bring his terrible agenda forward. It's a front to make people adore his rich man figure of self made entepreneur. It's not by chance that every week or t
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
By buying into a brand instead of doing diy, you always got: 1. Optimized platform (binary level) 2. Support 3. Ecosystem 4. Ready out of the box 5. Commitment Diy requires 1. Knowing your stuff 2. Handling yourself any compatibility proble
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
Simply put, no :D
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
A good use of karma points if you ask me! Stand against fascism, always, before it's taken for granted and it's castor oil all the way down.
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
Absolutely not, when the fame and money it brings, it's brought to political agendas. It's very comfortable to think that you can separate the capitalist marketing from the political agenda of the owner. Just like buying a Tesla a
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
The fact that rich CEOs firing saying "it's because of AI" doesn't make it true. It's just marketing for investors
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
Anybody who answers and hasn't like, tried and succeded at least 8 times starting from 0, is not adding to any discussion. So good luck in finding relevant answers.
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
If it works. Where is this 100x software output? I just see more AI tools to check it does not derail, but where is the actual software revolution, where all developers are fired? I'm still closing AI PR slop here
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
Apart from the joy, I find it more useful, to have tools I know and can repair
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
No login wall please
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
Ah, again the distro from the crazy Hitler theories fan who wants "native british people" back, when Saxons themselves were invaders who came from east Germany? The right wing extremist? I don't want none of that s* https:&#
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
Get out of thay world ASAP. There are still companies actually doing work instead of burning investors money
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
No, it isn't. Machines still don't have judgement. They don't have taste, they don't feel pain, they don't have empathy. I guess that calling it AI or LLM is too broad and unspecific, making them appear as gods, whi
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
Drop old hardware support, curate software that goes in an opinionated way, use declarative system configuration, rely on stdin stdout and the terminal instead of guis.
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
I don't know what's the fuss about thay game. I played GTA 5 for 5 hours and kinda hated it. Had nothing for me, very boring. It will make billions, and I will still feel like I'm different.
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
Mainly because I favor NixOS's idea of control over the system, and because Arch is getting too popular (steamos, omarchy), making it a target. The recent AUR plague is actually a symptom, to me.
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
I have bought advertised things, but never through the platform. Like, I discovered The Vegan Butcher, Ohuhu alcohol markers, and a Tatoo convention. All things I would have known also through Google. Is that enough to sustain a 24/7 e
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
uh, micasa.dev has a nice concept, I should investigate that. Thanks!
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
I was a fan, until I found in developing them, the same friction of a frontend developer. All of a sudden, I realized that the command line is already the TUI I want. Commands can be piped, while graphic interaction cannot. Now I rely on st
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
Postgresql tables, like everybody does in the end xD
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
I've successfully removed every single AUR package from Arch. It's not that hard. There are many alternatives to stuff
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
That's what we need to hear. Automation is for work tasks, industrial production, not a substitute for human connection and experience. It doesn't matter if it can utter words, a dog _speaks_ much more than ChatGPT
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by lordkrandel 4mo ago
The US A/C consumption is one of the reasons the world is so hot right now. Comparing ourselves to that is comparing Milan to one deep round of Hell. A/C doesn't create cold: it spits hot outside, making the city more unlivab

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