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by pelasaco 3mo ago
Your first post has nothing about "learning", it comes from the Satzung, but it has 0 contact with really. Typical Berlin
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by pelasaco 3mo ago
That's no sense. People learn in different ways. Multiple people just copied and pasted from stack overflow. Other learned from that. Same with AI
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by pelasaco 3mo ago
Can you argue that you could learn to code better, copying and paste code from stack overflow? Who wants to learn, learns.. we did without Internet, and I still learn with AI.. btw, is in the "Satzung" from Codeberg e.V something
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by pelasaco 3mo ago
well one can argue that many more people will write code with AI assistance than without it.. here i see the opposite: The wish of few outweigh the need of many.
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by pelasaco 3mo ago
All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others...
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by pelasaco 3mo ago
> Codeberg banning projects that are predominantly LLM-driven. I can only imagine the backlash if GitHub adopted the same policy. btw it was clear that this would come, and it was just a matter of time, see https://news.ycombi
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by pelasaco 3mo ago
The most famous historical example is Weimar Germany in 1923. To pay off massive World War I debts and striking workers, the government simply printed more money. Another classic example is Zimbabwe in 2008...
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by pelasaco 3mo ago
dont worry, soon or late it will show up in HN..
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by pelasaco 3mo ago
I did the same move as you away from k8s to plain proxmox containers and VMs. Professionally i do work with k8s, and see the benefits of it (not always, but i see the use cases), but in my homelab it was consuming a lot of energy. Just drop
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by pelasaco 4mo ago
Is this really recognition for what Zig has already achieved, or is it simply another way of financing its future development? Mitchell clearly benefits from Zig succeeding. Well, some of his products depend on it. From a cynical point of v
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by pelasaco 4mo ago
I like it. I just wonder if today transpiling is better then Agentic Programming. Any specific use case where i should use it? With a good model, SKILLS.md, AGENTS.md and prompts I am able to do - allegedly - a better job then a transpiler
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by pelasaco 4mo ago
> however I'm beginning to think that their greater contribution is ghostty Is that meant as an argument in favor of "another $400k for Zig" or against it? I like Ghostty, but investing $800k to develop a programming langu
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by pelasaco 4mo ago
The Taubaté LLM Hoax https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taubat%C3%A9_pregnancy_hoax
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by pelasaco 4mo ago
an eternal 7x1.. and I am not talking about Curaçao..
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by pelasaco 4mo ago
Mercedes-AMG GT 63, costs like 150k, no?
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by pelasaco 4mo ago
that's sounds really interesting.
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by pelasaco 4mo ago
I can imagine LLM can, or will be able to, write safe C too. At least safer than people can.
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by pelasaco 4mo ago
do you have more information about it? thats sounds interesting
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by pelasaco 4mo ago
> - do the research with your setup and publish it. Which sounds arrogant and IMO don't belong to hacker news. IMO it's ok to don't like some questions. But it's ok to have such question in a non-research forum like h
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by pelasaco 4mo ago
Any idea whether we can still find its source code? It would be nice to be able to run it today, as we do with other historic Unix flavors.
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An AI opinionated ideal language that ignores human-friendliness(github.com)
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
i went the same road, and have great results. No mobile. Every night, read books with the kids. Video Game in the weekend, only 2D games, like Mario 3. Worked great for us. Now they are teenagers, doing well in sports and school, have alway
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
Childhood computing for me smells like LOGO programming, King Quest, Space Quest and Police Quest games.. I loved test drive from Sierra. I graduated as game developer, because of Sierra. I wanted to work at nintendo. I ended up writing my
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
The repository owner is a true ruby hero. I am not sure if the name is a joke, and he was just fooling around, but the code is real.
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
> A cage is an entire room. Not everywhere. Running a data center myself, we have cages for 1 rack, 3 racks and so on..
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
But it still great today, no? I mean professionally I am in the MS 365 world, which is definitely not better than gmail. We have some mail servers for services and until now we weren't able (for instance) to find an open source alterna
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
the whole thing is creepy. The ruvnet, has multiple projects.. its just AI. A lot of AI. It floods GH infra.. Kind of easy to understand why GH struggles.
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
wow "Gmail ruined email" is a strong argument. Hard to agree with. Gmail revolutionized and democratized email.
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
however my last experiences with IBM was: they send you 10 junior consultants, they get the money, for 10 senior consultants, and still cannot deliver what they promised.
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by pelasaco 5mo ago
Isn't Gmail a product? i think its pretty solid. Actually the best e-mail service out there, no?

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