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by minraws 6mo ago
As a jj user, I would say I had the same experience for an entire year used it on and off, and then I just forced myself to use it, and it left a bad taste on the first week. But on the second week I bungled a command that did some rebase a
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by minraws 6mo ago
Fuck Github man, Fuck em'. I mean what even is the point. You lost the AI whatever it was, build a good product and features for developers like you tried to once. And less social media shit, maybe adding better LFS alternative similar
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by minraws 6mo ago
Wow I randomly read, it is insane that, this isn't like hn frontpage. When random claude non vulnerabilities blogpost is... We are definitely living in the worst timeline. Lmao
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by minraws 6mo ago
think of jj like, I want to build xyz, ``` jj desc -m "feat: x y & z" ``` do the work. ``` jj split ``` Split up the parts and files that you want to be separate and name them. This will also allow you to rename stuff. ``` jj
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by minraws 7mo ago
Wtf is TBPN?
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by minraws 7mo ago
I personally find this is the correct solution, since indexes are over-inflated either way, this brings much needed sanity to the index. Your index is now worth much more or much less based on how you view the AI bubble and you are forced t
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by minraws 7mo ago
The issue is what each of the projects considers viable bug if you consider all localized assertion failures possible bugs then that's different from give me something that practically affects users. Further browsers have a much larger
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by minraws 7mo ago
Why is this not a library what is this insanity??
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by minraws 7mo ago
Into the Slopverse.
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by minraws 7mo ago
Want to try to do anything more complicated? I have seen a lot of delusional people around, who think their skills are still on the same level, but in interviews they bomb at even simple technical topics, when practical implementations are
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by minraws 8mo ago
Ads aren't just for click through, they are for suggestions, and mind share as well. You can't click on the budweiser logo when watching super bowl ad. But if you sit in your chatgpt window all day then it's probably worth it
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by minraws 9mo ago
10 years of using Git and I never knew undo was what I craved. And the ability to rebase and edit commits in a single command. Solves 90% of my problems so haven't felt like I needed any additional tooling on top of jj. But I am curiou
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by minraws 9mo ago
This is the entire reason the average consumer has lost trust in Software & developers. I don't understand if it's fun for people(in the software development trade) to see everyone complaining about Software... I as a softwar
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by minraws 10mo ago
This like saying generic systems are bad because you and a hacker both can make sane assumptions about it, thus even if more performant/usable it's also more vulnerable hence shouldn't be used. I don't understand this. I
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by minraws 10mo ago
I think you are proposing something that's orthogonal to the OP's point. They mentioned the training data is much higher for an LLM, LLM's recall not being uniform was never in question. No one expects compression to be witho
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by minraws 10mo ago
Gpt 5.2 pro is well beyond that iirc
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YouTubers Are Often Overestimating AI (Internet of Bugs)(youtube.com)
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by minraws 1y ago
It's probably spark dgx competition. So around 3-5k would be ideally it. Any higher and its not really a disruption
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by minraws 1y ago
Or contrary to that they should not have the ability to delete user data... And make a threat about it.
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by minraws 1y ago
Because they are not?
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by minraws 1y ago
That RFC and Polonius, which Rust folks have been working on for the last 5-6 years is proof that there has been much effort made in related directions. Rust being sub par for so long just shows how much people won't want to fund these
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by minraws 1y ago
Isn't that proving my point you change laws based on what you do with your money and where you get it from. If so data centers should also be separately booked for their electricity consumption.
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by minraws 1y ago
Now let's consider a different form of govt/shared charges. Taxes, why are individual and corporate taxes and structures different? Both are doing work and generating income? Why do corporations get to deductions and do so much ta
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by minraws 1y ago
I am not sure have CEOs gone insane over AI? I wouldn't even agree to Sex Ed with AI for kids this is getting insane. Can we not stick to coding stuff I know you folks aren't making profits, but please try to think about the conse
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by minraws 1y ago
Are there any differences from git, or tbh is there a project I can maybe contribute to on Radicle and learn from experience? Can pitch in with helping out Windows support
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by minraws 1y ago
Not really I searched up some of articles from 1996/97 dot com was already a bubble in 97... But it had minor 15-20% corrections but kept rising for another year or two after that... Bubbles are driving by irrational beliefs. And they
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by minraws 1y ago
So you mean to say now good prompt engineering can get me good grades... Well I guess as long as you have an idea which model your teacher uses you are golden.
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by minraws 1y ago
I don't think they are at the bottom and that's the issue. Nvidia is at the bottom or if we get charitable cloud providers. They are the ones who would have the margins, from their rent seeking. And to be frank other than consumer
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by minraws 1y ago
Personally I can understand tariffs on high end goods but taxes on low-end goods or raw materials is insane. Any country doing it has hobbled it's industry for decades and some might prove that they don't work even if you keep the
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by minraws 1y ago
Those decades of 0 interest rate is now gone though. And if only 1 competitor will survive well like in all above sectors then sure it might feel fine now but almost a trillion dollars of private investment is waiting to sink.

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