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by lpcvoid 8mo ago
Nice, good idea. I need to move away from Github pages finally ;)
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by lpcvoid 8mo ago
# curl -s https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/61/Sun.png | file - /dev/stdin: PNG image data, 256 x 256, 8-bit/color RGBA, non-interlaced That's it, two utilities
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by lpcvoid 8mo ago
If you're open for it, try Bazzite. I have it on my HTPC and it's a Playstation-like experience, absolute smooth.
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by lpcvoid 8mo ago
I don't understand why this is something special that somebody would need some LLM slop generation for? Any human can also do this in a few seconds using normal unix tooling.
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by lpcvoid 8mo ago
The Play Store was riddled with scam apps last time I used it. Be it fake apps that pretend to do something while doing at best nothing ("system optimizers", "antivirus" apps) over user data mining apps (often targeted
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by lpcvoid 8mo ago
While I also don't think Birdychat is a good name, you could also argue that "Whatsapp" is a weird name for an app billions of people use.
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by lpcvoid 8mo ago
Daily rage is exactly what technology affine people need to direct at Microslop, while helping their loved ones and ideally businesses transition away from the vendor lockin onto free software.
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by lpcvoid 8mo ago
Anybody thinking that anything you do on a Windows laptop is in any way private, I have a nice bridge to sell you.
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by lpcvoid 8mo ago
Wake me up when we jail people for holding up blank signs [0] or for demonstrating for gay rights. You try so hard to paint the EU in the same unhinged way as the Kremlin, but all your comparisons don't survive scrutiny. I can go and s
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
I find the hate speech laws good. They enforce a certain decency in communication, something that MAGAs lack. >Will we also sanction Elon Musk and other pro-MAGA individuals after the current rift between the EU and the US? Why not inclu
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
I know both people from Kiev, and people who fled russia in late 2022. I don't care for your pro-russian worldview. And I know you do it on purpose, but it's "Ukraine", and not "the Ukraine". It's a sovere
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
Kremlin mouth-peaces can express their bullshit worldview outside of the EU, and they do that quite liberally. It's up to society to ignore them, ultimately it's everybodys own decision. But if you come somewhere, spread propagand
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
They are pro russian propaganda mouthpieces and can go fuck themselves. Specially Alina Lipp, may she have fun in her beloved russia.
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
Freedom of speech, democratically elected representatives, protection of minorities, religious freedom, to name a few. I can already hear people storming out of the woods, ready to write how the EU itself is undemocratic, or how free speech
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
People place individual, stringent conditions on life threatening responses? Keep going, you're on to something there.
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
But is it 30k people a month, for years on end (or rather 75k considering US population is around 2.5x the size of russias population)? Russians are much, much worse than Americans in terms of their eagerness to kill others, in my opinion.
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
Which is why I long for the day where a European federation supersedes the weak and fragmented national states we have now. Adopting English as legal secondary language in every EU member state would maybe be a good first step.
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
Russians are lining up to go to war under the promise of money, around 30k a month last time I checked. Americans not so much, in particular not against Europeans. It's different in my view.
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
>young people deserve technology that both expands opportunity and protects their well-being. Then maybe OpenAI should just close shop, since (SaaS) LLMs do neither in the mid to long term.
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
80 years ago we were the bad guys, and far more brave people than me, from other countries, stepped up to curb the evil. This time us Germans need to be on the right side.
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
Prost, my friend. May we never have to meet.
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
I have many moral problems with that scenario. I used to live in the US a long time ago. The US is sick; there's a mad king at the top who doesn't have the well being of the nation in his interest, and he is driving the world towa
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
German here: I'd go to war (and likely will, with how it's looking currently) for any country that shares our values and is an ally or friend, that's being attacked by an evil force such as russia. And that of course includes
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
Hilary Clinton could have literally entered office and done nothing , and still be better for the American people than the current admin, which is making life more difficult every week for not just Americans, but a good part of the whole w
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
I wonder about this too. HN in 2026 is barely recognizable anymore from how it was even 10 years ago. So many people loving mindless slop, so many people arguing against hacking on something for the sake of it, so many people seemingly hate
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
Yes, since at least that was written by a human with some semblance of cognitive familiarity.
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
All those new, higher level languages required you to at least somewhat know what you're doing. LLM users rarely do, specially the kind of people who purely vibecode. This will end terribly.
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
Man I wish I was a few years away from retirement, instead of having to deal with AI slop the next 25 years of my "career". Computers used to be fun the last 20 years, and now shit like this exists and makes me want to shovel pig
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
You know, if everybody shouts at you to not do a certain thing, maybe, just maybe, they could have your best interests in mind? But instead they are being portrayed as "globalists" or whatever the mouthbreathers in the flyover sta
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by lpcvoid 9mo ago
You're on hacker news, where people (used to?) like hacking on things. I like tinkering with stuff. I'd take a half working open source project over a enshittified commercial offering any day.

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