rootnod3

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   by rootnod3 1y ago

   The biggest strength is not the file format or basically the org mode markdown flavor. The strength comes from integrating it with all the other Emacs stuff. Org-babel for example, think of it as a suped up Jupyter notebook. And it integrat
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   by rootnod3 1y ago

   Hands down one of the best features in jj is undo. In Git, undoing things is always a bit of an open heart surgery, with different commands depending on what you fucked up. In jj? Just a simple jj undo, done. That alone is a killer feature.
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   by rootnod3 1y ago

   That would require thinking, and that is the very skill that LLMs are chipping away at.
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   by rootnod3 1y ago

   Any form of demo you can post? Video or an image to run in a VM?
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   by rootnod3 1y ago

   There’s https://www.amazon.com/SSA_based-Compiler-Design/dp/30308051...
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   by rootnod3 1y ago

   DRM is almost there. Try using Netflix on a *BSD, you can't. The DRM Netflix uses is not supported on BSDs.
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   by rootnod3 1y ago

   This is a nit-pick, but if you picked the title that way to BE hyperbolic, I am not sure if that is the best thing to do for a technical discussion. It sets an internal opinion before even clicking on it. It subconsciously makes people go i
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   by rootnod3 1y ago

   I wouldn’t call it a success it all. Almost managed to do was moving or forcing other software to get locked in. GDM, Podman, Pipewire…just to name a few.
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   by rootnod3 1y ago

   Nit: the Aero Fighter link points to the raylib repository instead of the aero fighter repo
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    Not trying to drag down, genuinely interested due to the claim.
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    Would also love to see those daily shipped products. What I see on reddit is the same quiz done several times just for different categories and the pixel art generator. That does not look like shipping a product per day as you claim.
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    Oh, there's definitely going to be ads in there. Probably not even marked or visible as such. I fear that it's going to be weaved into the text somewhere.
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    Running the site costs money. So you either run ads or make users pay. Either way, usage of LLMs for searching would decrease the income for these sites.
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    I said a majority. Say stack overflow, medium articles, online newspapers, they live off of click conversion. The internet is more than people just posting for fun. Of course everyone only posting for fun would be ideal. But even if you onl
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    If everyone searches through Gemini, then there are no click conversions. Without click conversions there is no incentive for many websites to make new content. Without content there is nothing new to learn for Gemini. It's an Ouroboro
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    I might be an outlier, but I much prefer reading the documentation myself. One of the reasons I love using FreeBSD and OpenBSD as daily drivers. The documentation is just so damn good. Is it a pain in the ass at the beginning? Maybe. But I
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    I think that kind of business model will screw them. Line has a more sensible one. For example if a business wants to message all its followers, they can only do so twice a month unless they start paying. So customers get an ad-free experie
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    I mean, you probably very likely use an existing AI and just prompt it, no?
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    Remember the first AI winter? I could also ask "excuse me?!" about the usage of LLMs. Give the whole thing 5-10 years until the impact of juniors learning nothing and having the perseverance and attention span of about 10 minutes
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    I would wager that it will get better soon. Once the LLM/Agent hype has died down and a few years of junior developers went down the drain untrained and unmentored, the demand for experienced seasoned developers will rise again. This i
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    One limitation is for example when an update goes wrong (rare, but can happen). You need a MacBook or anything else running MacOS to restore the device. Or might have to go to an Apple Store. Otherwise, no real limitations. I run an iPhone
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    I use mostly snmp with LibreNMS. Makes for a good standard way of getting most metrics I care about.
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    There are more options than docker for that. FreeBSD jails for example.
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    I am guessing part of it is the size of the code base it has to read to do any changes or understand the required changes?
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    Just add some parentheses and Greenspun's 10th rule is achieved yet again :D [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenspun%27s_tenth_rule
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    ”but the app was almost 1GB " I mean, I knew Electron was heavy, but holy cow that is HEAVY. No wonder that despite CPUs getting fast and RAM being 10x the size it used to be that software keeps feeling slower than ever. So you weren&#
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    I did not hit her
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    Have you seen 99% of Github?
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    I think it might, after the blackbox LLM craze has blazed over and people go back to "AI" that is understandable and can be reasoned about. It comes and goes in waves, I am pretty sure there is gonna be time again for reasearch in
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    by rootnod3 1y ago

    I think the late and slow standardization process hurt it a lot. Too many cooks trying to shove their recipes in. Scheme went too much the other way of making it too minimalistic. Imagine a modern Lisp with one source and a kitchen-sink lib