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7mo ago
There's multiple features, not just VFS.
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7mo ago
Bit off-topic. I mostly use Linux and I'm of the opinion that it's miles better than Windows, but I don't fully understand why people say MacOS looks bad? Ignoring the current Tahoe mess, MacOS felt relatively polished. I
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7mo ago
s/No/Yes/ s/just// They're not exclusive
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7mo ago
I feel like this is relatively short-sighted. I don't enjoy reading global news articles as often times it just makes me upset. I like reading local news because I can relate to it. I pay for one, and I read the other one in a frustrat
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7mo ago
Lets also include the Rothschild and BlackRock then
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7mo ago
> quite young > 32 years old As a ~20 year old this feels so weird to read. I'm still considered young in ~10 years?
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7mo ago
This is so smart. Gambling with fake money. I love the idea of polybet but would never invest into it. Gonna check this out
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7mo ago
I was redesigning a website of mine and Claude suggested to add this as an animation. My theory is that, if claude is confident in a suggestion, a lot of other people have done the same. Maybe it's too subtle to notice. Edit: on odeva.
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7mo ago
Excessive swear words are really fucking edgy. It only defuses your argument by saying "Because I said so!" The arguments in the article are good but start by telling you what to do. That doesn't work.
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8mo ago
I love investing based on feels, rather than DD
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8mo ago
I'm in a similar boat and have to give up cheese since it's part of the chain. It's a bummer, I'm pretty addicted to it, and plant-based cheese is just nothing compared to a good young cheese I tell myself that in the lo
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8mo ago
I'd rather define my db domain in-code so I do not have to worry about writing the queries without type hinting. Raw sql -> eh, I don't have the patience Raw sql w type hints -> better, I at least ge
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8mo ago
I'm in a company that does no reviews and I'm medior. The tools we make is not interesting at all, so it's probably the best position I could ask for. I occasionally have time to explore some improvements, tools and side pr
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8mo ago
? This has been done before, plus apps like Harmonic support Best by X hrs. Do people love re-inventing the wheel before googling "drive car from A to B"?
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8mo ago
I don't find Sharing files with people very difficult, just login to your FTP and give an account to another user. - Person commenting on OneDrive
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8mo ago
Could you elaborate?
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8mo ago
I don't even care about the tooling, because I get to choose whether I use it or not. Sometimes I first: 1. Summarize a page with gemini 2. Then go through it myself to see if I understand the entire page Which can help a bit with gett
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8mo ago
Do you need this many wirds? What did the intro even add for the person who wants a y/n?
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8mo ago
"No X, No Y" Thanks for admitting you made heavy use of LLMs and did not read the code. Why should I care?
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8mo ago
There's some obvious issues that come with LLM generated bills. LLMs tend to stay very generic, to have a lower chance of being "wrong". I could also ask my 5 year old to draw a bill for me, that's as successful as givin
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8mo ago
Methane is the most harmful gas right now, but the solution for some reason is more money to the gov. Maybe we should do something about that meat industry
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8mo ago
> vp install: Install dependencies with automatic package manager detection And it doesn't even support one of the bigger PM's? Weird
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8mo ago
No ratatui?!
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8mo ago
opus 4.6 seems to get dumber every day, I remember a month ago that it could follow very specific cases, now it just really wants to write code, so much that it ignores what I ask it. All these "it was better before" comments mi
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8mo ago
You did not really give a reason to refrain from making a joke. Don't take yourself too serious
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8mo ago
You forgot to remove the bottom part, which is the same message but shortened. Did people just give up in general? I hate this world so much
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8mo ago
I don't see anything wrong code-wise, but it's definitely an odd way of making an accumulator. Maybe I'm pedantic
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8mo ago
I'm really glad random HN commenters know it better than someone that built a language that has been used in thousands of products.
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8mo ago
blegh, i like the motivation but why again and again do you need to write the content of the page with Slop-LLM-GPT? Your motive and points are valid, why waste it on a word filter that cannot capture it?
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8mo ago
I totally agree. At my first job, they instantly jumped towards Symfony and AngularJS. Sounds good, but they could've totally gone for something more lightweight. They DID NOT NEED the complexity AngularJS (and Angular2) brought them.
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