rigonkulous

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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
I hope not just Linux support for these chips matures - but that the rest of the fabless chip vendors get a leg up as well, because .. The world needs non-Apple/-Qualcomm variants of this hardware architecture, imho. Pretty darn quick.
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
In Austria, one must pay an "ORF Tax", where 30 fine euro's of your monthly income are devoted to the ORF broadcaster, which is the 'official' mandatory contribution made by your household, or else, to the 'bro
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
Ooh, that is really great to know - thank you! I will start with that first ..
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
This is awesome, and I can't wait to have the time to set this up and install my GOG library .. but one thing has been bugging me for a long time about my GOG library, and that is: local multiplayer network gaming was awesome then. So
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
Its a non-problem, until it is a problem .. and, wouldn't you want to know in that case? Especially[0] if we can blast the thing out of the sky, one of these days .. [0] - https://c.tenor.com/o9t2JYNU4LYAAAAd/tenor
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
Its an acquired taste I guess. I never liked the look of mine, it was brown and distasteful. Was sure fun when the suspension kicked in though.
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
It reminds me of my old Citroen BX, what a slab of unworthiness that thing was. I really have to wonder how the Steinwinter was supposed to be pratical, with such dreadful clearance? A case of whimsical design, perhaps.
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
I was excited, it was a game company, and I'd wanted to get back into games - or more specifically, game engines - for a few years. The tech of this particular company was interesting, an in-house engine developed by wunderkind, of co
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
See also, beach pebbles.
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
Hey .. you do need to know that font people regularly reference each other like this .. its kind of a thing in typography, and its a means of demonstrating inspiration and lineage, more than anything else - calling out ones inspiration, in
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
Use better tooling, then. Cscope is your friend.
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
For C-based projects, use cscope. It found it pretty fast.
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
Nice work .. I have had my own agents running kanban on existing Jira projects, categorized by workflow, and it is a pleasure to see your project on HN today. I will for sure enjoy catching up with your work, thanks for sharing it.
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
>There's a few apps out there that facilitate handing off to agents from kanban boards. jira-cli and hermes, for example. in fact, wiring hermes up to an existing Jira(/other_PM_system) is, well .. fruitful.
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
Yes, this is like, the best thing ever .. I've generally been doing this, albeit with command-line Jira and a "my workflow is my prompt" philosophy, resulting in a fleet of little kanbans .. and my agents are really, really d
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
Slop is just information that a human can't be bothered to process, for a near-infinity multitude of reasons.
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
Well your point didn't come across at all, just sayin'. But here's the point: All IDE's eventually become liabilities as they attempt to become an operating system. Better to just use a text editor, learn to use the buil
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
Your comment came across as sarcasm directed at aa-jv's position that folks are lured into the VSCode abyss and stay there because their comfort level won't let them leave, while VSCode - meanwhile - continues to be a huge securit
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
This is only happening in order to protect the UK states' control over the territory. Altruism isn't the priority - just the pitch. The real priority is to ensure Tristan Da Cunha remains property of the UK - which, if the colony
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
There is far more free information than non-free information, and it has always been so - or else we wouldn't be here in the first place. >Aaron Schwartz had broken a paywall. He did not anonymise the article authors. AI bro's
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
We absolutely have negative cases - but these do not outweigh the positive cases. There is no distant utopia - right now, people are becoming extremely capable because of their personal use of AI - there is also a position on the other sid
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
I could say the same of your position, honestly. Stupid, naive - or maybe just plain ignorant. If humans didn't want information to be free, there wouldn't be so much free information. Or did you not notice?
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
Most resources are free until some company comes along and puts its brand on them. (Disclaimer: I only use free AI and will never pay for it. I think there is a growing segment of folks who agree with this sentiment, also ..)
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
Nearly all code involved in building new things is 'plagiarism', too. We stand on a lot of giant shoulders. But what I think distinguishes an act between plagiarism and acceptable use, is whether or not the agency of both parties
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
AI is human knowledge at scale, wanting to be free. We built it, because we as humans intrinsically know that information should be free - always - and AI is a way to accomplish this, finally. Extrinsically, we also have a subset of humans
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
This is always an inspiration for how close we can get ..
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
Oh, well at least scan your schematics in and put 'em on a repo somewhere! That might be inspiring to someone, you never know ..
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
It sure would be nice to see some way to harness all this energy falling around us. I'd far prefer to just catch a few rays to charge my toys than plug into some far distant machine. I remember thinking, in my youth, that the technolo
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
Oh darn, actually, I mixed up the IIgs with the //c+, which is the one I really want .. ;)
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by rigonkulous 5mo ago
This is such a delicious article for those of us who are 'retro-' computing enthusiasts. Made my Sunday cuppa shine! "In a way, this feature is similar to the YM2149 ADSR envelope. Not technically, but because both features

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