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A Better Ludum Dare; Or, How to Ruin a Legacy(ldjam.com)
39 points by raincole 6mo ago|8 comments
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by raincole 6mo ago
You mean like, double-click?
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by raincole 6mo ago
Yes. OpenClaw is (weirdly) tangled with anime/gaming culture in China.
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by raincole 6mo ago
I don't think so. Mos Burder and Burger King's websites don't look like that. https://www.mos.jp/menu/category/?c_id=1 https://www.burgerking.co.jp/menu
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by raincole 6mo ago
It turns out crypto-adjacency is a very good proxy to see whether a person is trust-worthy.
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by raincole 6mo ago
> SAN FRANCISCO – March 17, 2026 – The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization enabling mass innovation through open source, today announced $12.5 million in total grants from Anthropic, AWS, GitHub, Google, Google DeepMind, Microso
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by raincole 6mo ago
> but today YouTube comments are almost all positive Yeah, exactly. I believe this is the main reason the quality is so bad. Comments with any negative language get pushed down, creating an empty (sometimes toxic), artificial positive at
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by raincole 6mo ago
Why tho? Doesn't Backblaze sell cloud storage, and more files you backup the more profit they make? Or I misunderstand what it is?
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by raincole 6mo ago
Just anecdotes, but I feel YouTube comments are the bottom of social media. Even Twitter and Reddit are better. But if the 99% garbage is the price of the emerging of channels like 3B1B, I think it's still a pretty good deal.
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by raincole 6mo ago
And they are very likely right.
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by raincole 6mo ago
> it's for ethanol or other uses ... and? I read it so far down. Now could you please kindly explain why this is "garbage"?
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by raincole 6mo ago
Music is the single field where copyright laws are enforced aggressively. Plus signers and bands earn pennis from Spotify. Practically Spotify did vanished music privacy - by proving how bad a business it is to sell music and pushing the
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by raincole 6mo ago
Sounds more like openclawing.
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by raincole 6mo ago
> "piracy is a service problem, not a pricing problem" I never buy into this. If copyright law doesn't exist, pirate sites will eventually always provide better service than the official channels. One example is scanlation
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by raincole 6mo ago
If JavaScript hadn't been a thing, Flash and JavaApplet would have been far more popular than they were and I really don't appreciate that timeline.
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by raincole 6mo ago
How do they actual make money? I've been using Resolve for years without paying for it (and without thinking about its business model too much). It seems that they sell quite expensive professional hardware so I assume the software use
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by raincole 6mo ago
> should not the chance of bugs be about equal in both of them? Why? Are you saying that all the programs ever written have the exact same chance of bugs? A hello world is as buggy as a vibe-coded Chromium clone? If you accept the premis
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by raincole 6mo ago
> a given arbitrary program and input Keyword emphasis mine.
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by raincole 6mo ago
I found the list of articles on this site amusing: https://kirancodes.me/posts/log-who-watches-the-watchers.htm... You can see the clickbaitiness increases over time.
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by raincole 6mo ago
To do what, attract talents from the rest of the world?
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by raincole 6mo ago
C#/.NET is a good example showing no matter how much programmers you have, how much capital you hold, it's still impossible to make a 'batteries-included' ecosystems because the real world is simply too vast.
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by raincole 6mo ago
Because before LLMs you couldn't use neovim? Emacs's search feature was vide coded in 2024? How is the first half of your comment even related to the second half.
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by raincole 6mo ago
This matches my experience 100%. I was about to write a similar comment before I see yours.
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by raincole 6mo ago
For me, it's a Wolfram Engine plugin. My notes now scatter between Obsidian vault and Wolfram notebooks. It would be nice if I can unify them. But I understand that my use case is niche and I certainly don't want the Obsidian offi
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by raincole 6mo ago
Isn't it just podcast but text
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by raincole 6mo ago
Perhaps, you know, not every thing, especially not every thread on HN, has to be about AI? I read the link twice and no AI or LLM mentioned. I don't know why people are so eager to chime in and try to steer the conversation towards AI.
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by raincole 6mo ago
I understand that. That's not my question tho. I am asking for the exact meaning of the 73% number.
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by raincole 6mo ago
> The world is far more democratic now than before and I attribute it to technology because it reduces information asymmetry That is fantasy. Information technology has created an unprecedented level of information asymmetry and the gap
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by raincole 6mo ago
I think you underestimate people's grievance with technology. If you make a poll my guess is more than 50% of people will say the world was a better place pre-social media. If the AI tech keeps going at the direction it's going no
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by raincole 6mo ago
In other words, only one option.

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