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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
Here's a post from 2023 where the majority of people say it just works, except for one guy who tweaked his env and broke it. https://www.reddit.com/r/kde/comments/18gfffw/is_zoom_still_... The fact
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
He edited his post to say something different. Nonetheless I'm leaving my original comment as is.
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
Since you edited your post I'll rephrase my question: Which desktop are you running where you can't figure out how to share your screen? Maybe some of the more tech-savvy folks here at HN can help you figure it out.
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
Which desktop are you running where you can't figure out how to take a screenshot? Maybe some of the more tech-savvy folks here at HN can help you figure it out.
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
Laudable goals. Have you considered gating imperative commands behind a setting, maybe `tool.uv.pip.unreproducible = true` or somesuch? This would gently guide people towards better workflows, and also be a starting point for documenting th
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
You can install google's camera app if you want, and it works exactly the same. I also use a garmin and haven't bothered with banking apps (all banks have a website and I avoid closed source software when I can), but it looks like
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
Maybe they're listing in increasing order of payment processor fees?
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
They still didn't have to outright confess to the crime though. When talking to journalists you're allowed to say "no comment".
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
Yeah, I tend to bail out and just use @cImport and linkSystemLibrary, for exactly this reason.
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
> would `zig make` be an impossible proposition? There are just too many C/C++ build systems out there. If you wanted to cover a majority of projects in the wild, you'd also need `zig cmake`, `zig automake`, `zig ninja`, `zig m
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
You sound like you would be a great patient advocate. His wife would have been lucky to have someone like you help navigate that situation, but it would be even better if people didn't need to waste their brainpower coming up with thes
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
Maybe you could use less butter? When I cook eggs, the butter is basically all absorbed by the end. It took a few tries to dial in the perfect amount though.
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
You're absolutely right. Sure, I'll help you write a Hacker News comment explaining why politicians should have functional mental faculties and a coherent understanding of what they do during the course of their jobs and how their
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
Indeed. Manual dexterity on a bipedal robot is still in its infancy compared to LLMs. We'll need another breakthrough or two before we have robots that can play golf and schmooze with other rich robots all day.
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
They aren't contradictary. A better analogy would be if they wrote an article like "the whole premise of banning spraypaint is daft", they still wouldn't want random strangers spraypainting their bedroom. "Dogs shou
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
I closed the tab after seeing the AI hero image. Good to know I didn't miss anything.
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
The author is a person and they get to decide what they want out of life. Even if you disagree. If you get to decide how they live their life, can I decide how you live yours? Why wouldn't you want spraypainted messages which bring rea
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
Authors aren't obligated to let strangers publish content on their site, any more than you're obligated to let me exercise my free speech by spraypainting messages on your house. You're not being gatekept from the conversatio
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
> He dons the jester’s hat Or maybe it's not an act, and he's just naturally funny :) > to keep his easy job He had an easy corporate job. Then he quit and spent half a decade burning his savings to work on his "hobby p
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
Yeah, I generally agree with him but there are plenty of fun counterexamples: 1. You go to the DMV to renew your driver's license at a kiosk there. There's a warrant for your arrest. Should the kiosk serve the user directly intera
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
What does your alternate timeline look like? Because I'm just imagining if Linux never took off, all internet servers would run Windows or a commercial Unix. That sure sounds like concentrated corporate power to me.
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
You're free to let strangers download illegal images from a proxy running on your IP, but I sure as hell won't.
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
Samsung scored highest on https://www.rtings.com/ for my criteria, and I'm happy with the purchase. I didn't connect it to the network, of course. (I had to stop my handyman from connecting it and he seemed to thi
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
A funny quip to be sure. But one could be counter-pedantic and say the title never promises empires. It promises to take place in a time period where empires exist.
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
LLMs fall back on things like that when there's nothing good worth mentioning about a project. They simply emit tokens. If there are no good tokens they could emit, they emit bad tokens instead. 6.2MB - actually a bad thing pure Go - i
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
What do you call the time period between "new package is released" and "automated security scanners have analyzed the package"? That sure sounds like a release cooldown to me.
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
It's bold to call something that has prevented real-world attacks "security theater", with the justification that one day the world might change enough that it's less likely to prevent future attacks. Was the printing pr
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
> the app just hung there trying to figure out how long its command line can be? That's common on linux. Many tools read from stdin if a file path isn't given: cat, xargs, base64, cksum, etc. The citation thing is a little sill
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
If he wanted AI slop, I'm sure he's capable of asking an AI himself. He asked a forum full of people because he wants a real answer from a knowledgeable person. If you didn't have anything to contribute, you could have just l
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by nvme0n1p1 3mo ago
Yeah, it turns out human culture has a lot of depth and complexity, even so-called "mid" culture. If you think you can write a better explainer, I'd love to read it.

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