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691.
by lukan 6mo ago
Thanks, I did not try out that one, though it being abandoned is of course not great.
692.
by lukan 6mo ago
"I am on Linux, Notepad++ is not a name of concern on here at all and if it ever came to Linux most people wouldn't notice." Strong disagree. The thing I miss in linux most is notepad++ or something as capable and usable (ope
693.
by lukan 6mo ago
Well, that part might be temporarily excused by naivety. But he did ask, was not replied to - and he did it anyway. So I actually do not believe in naivety. And now it is past that point anyway.
694.
by lukan 6mo ago
Maybe there are trust issues now? I certainly would refuse to work with someone who comes and steals my brand, pretends I am on board with this and refuses to comply even after being called out.
695.
by lukan 6mo ago
He was told by the original author to not use the name for his project 5 days ago. 3 days ago he wrote "Guys, all I wanted to do is to make Notepad++ available on mac and keep it open and free. I'm talking to Don. I really hope h
696.
by lukan 6mo ago
If you want to remove a certain set of people from land (people who were born there btw.) you are engaging in ethnic cleansing. The definition is clear here.
697.
by lukan 6mo ago
So ... Hamas does not want to do ethnic cleansing and attempted that a couple of times, but simply were not as powerful to have a bigger impact?
698.
by lukan 6mo ago
But I hate if the human doctor "radiates confidence" when I know he is not doing the proper scan, because I have to get back with worse symptoms first for him to take it serious. I don't need emotional support from a human do
699.
by lukan 6mo ago
Indeed.
700.
by lukan 6mo ago
"The resources to build it are bad for the environment." Have you recently checked on how oil is produced? And batteries from abundant materials are avaiable, lithium is just still cheap. But yes, exhausting.
701.
by lukan 6mo ago
That is not what dmitriv claimed. He said this was a bug, the behavior should have been to add it only when AI was involved, which indeed, is what claude does by default. (Both is not fine with me)
702.
by lukan 6mo ago
Because it is dogfood? (Meaning the devs use it themself, that is great incentive to fix things)
703.
by lukan 6mo ago
No evidence for that. What Kling did say was white developers were being discriminated in the bay area. Small debate and links at the last ladybird post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47899424
704.
by lukan 6mo ago
I think it is great that the API exists, but it is not great, that no permission from the user is needed to access it.
705.
by lukan 6mo ago
Governments usually rather have homegrown babies, where they can influence everything from day one, than importing different ones. So .. if this is a conspiracy, it would have come from a private entiety (like club of rome, who lamented ove
706.
by lukan 6mo ago
That process has some social complexities, because as it turns out, human cultures are not all the same.
707.
by lukan 6mo ago
Well, the smell definitely changes, but otherwise it was obviously the same. But like it was mentioned already, changing diapers remains the easy part .
708.
by lukan 6mo ago
Why would I give a "random blog" access to my camera or microphon? And how can a wrong certificate lead to local privilege escalation?
709.
by lukan 6mo ago
It would be good for the first AI company offering this.
710.
by lukan 6mo ago
Erm, where is the danger in a mismatched certificate, if all I want is to get some noncritical information from a blog or something?
711.
by lukan 6mo ago
I don't know. I know I used to be pretty AI sceptic, until they became good enough to help with non trivial code problems on their own. I strongly suspect, that we will come to a point, where it gets impossible to tell if something is
712.
by lukan 6mo ago
But those personalities also make up their usefulness (it seems). If the LLM has the role of the software architect, it will quite succesfull cosplay as a competent one (it still ain't one, but it is getting better)
713.
by lukan 6mo ago
Well, we did build airplanes out of steel, but there are better (lighter) materials avaiable. But the developement of car engines did directly enabled airplane engines. Not sure if this is the right analogy path, but I kind of suspect simil
714.
by lukan 6mo ago
That is just Linux and politics. Linux wants to force vendors to open source theirs, Intel plays along, Nvidia as the market lead does not, so you have to use their proprietary one, which most distros do not ship by default.
715.
by lukan 6mo ago
Simulated time travel. Kind of a difference to me.
716.
by lukan 6mo ago
Oh, I would consider becoming a park ranger as well, but as a european, I also did not had to go deep in dept, to become a SWE. And a professor should take that into account and give practical advice. In the real world, solving haskell chal
717.
by lukan 6mo ago
I have actually no idea what you want to say with “generative AI vegetarian.” You mean people who refuse using LLM's? edit, I see, a new slang: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47928885
718.
by lukan 6mo ago
The right choice is rather to strive for perfect - and be unemployed? To me it was actually not clear what his point was. "Above all, be motivated by love instead of fear." Sounds great. But not that practical.
719.
by lukan 6mo ago
Yes, the priorities are rather to invest into expensive hardware, to blow up interesting archeological sites.
720.
by lukan 6mo ago
It depends on the project. Anything high stake, I verify myself. But also with simple things it is still way faster having a agent dig through it, quote me relevant sections and me evaluating if it is sound, or not.

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