rootnod3

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by rootnod3 5mo ago
Same. Recently bought myself a M2 Air as a birthday gift for myself. 8GB, chucked OpenBSD on it and couldn't be happier. It does what I need, battery lasts long and easy to chuck around.
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by rootnod3 5mo ago
And same as vibe coding, microwaves just reheat old stuff and create bland food.
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by rootnod3 5mo ago
So, best to just use <insert most popular language> for maximum results? And have the LLM just rehash the majority of what that language's code looks like? Because a lot of say Javascript code I have seen floating around on Gith
64.
by rootnod3 5mo ago
Because most languages don't have a full interactive REPL like for example Common Lisp has. The Python REPL for example is a joke compared to it. Clojure is very closely there, but not quite yet. Live image editing is just pure bliss.
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by rootnod3 5mo ago
Then why would SuSE spend money on it?
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by rootnod3 5mo ago
Cool, one more layer of indirection and abstraction. May I ask why? I fail to see the point, but I might just be grumpy.
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by rootnod3 5mo ago
I don't even know where to begin here... Using Haskell, the one language where you really DESIGN by types and use your brain and then using LLMs....
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by rootnod3 5mo ago
Modern software. That's why I stick with Emacs or Neovim.
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by rootnod3 5mo ago
That should be off by default. That alone is a "I won't use this" for me.
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by rootnod3 5mo ago
> Our priorities are clear: availability first That's a delayed April fool's right?
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by rootnod3 5mo ago
Hardcover not available on .co.jp, shame
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by rootnod3 5mo ago
And that expert will not have their knowledge from learning through AI
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by rootnod3 6mo ago
Yeah, waiting for that too. They should expand the regions instead of new models. Availability is really limited.
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by rootnod3 6mo ago
I get adding Scheme, but omitting CL seems like a big oversight
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by rootnod3 6mo ago
Common Lisp Is exactly that. I wish I could use it at work. All my personal stuff nowadays is CL only. There is no other choice.
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by rootnod3 6mo ago
Now I'm jealous
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by rootnod3 6mo ago
The cope is hard. Just at this point admit that the LLM tech is doomed and sucks.
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by rootnod3 7mo ago
Hint: how did these humans become experts in that area? Definitely not by using AI.
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by rootnod3 7mo ago
There's also vend ( https://github.com/fosskers/vend ) for package management and per project isolation.
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by rootnod3 7mo ago
Instead of the forums, report it also here https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/
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by rootnod3 7mo ago
I think a point is being missed here.
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by rootnod3 7mo ago
Credit where credit is due
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by rootnod3 7mo ago
Here’s an idea: run your digital life away from a corporate shitbucket like Google. Don’t run your email there. Plenty of good other options.
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
> What you're seeing above is a C program that was compiled using GCC into native 8086 machine code being executed fully within CSS. They did write 8086 in the text, but x86 in the title.
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
This hits especially hard for projects like OlenBSD and FreeBSD. The unsung heroes. Linux gets some fame and recognition, meanwhile OpenBSD and FreeBSD are the ones they power routers, CDNs and so many other cool shit while also being legit
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
> Finally: Cloudlflare builds OAuth with Claude and publishes all the prompts: https://hw.leftium.com/#/item/44159166 Lord help us
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
Anyone who thought it’s near clearly hasn’t opened a book in a long time.
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
Sorry, but why should they? What makes OpenAI better at making Slack than....Slack? Sure, Slack can be improved, but why the fuck should that be done by OpenAI? Shouldn't OpenAI concentrate on...I don't know....AI?! And first try
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
Ah, so I need to pay 100s of $ and use the "frontier" model, which is always a moving BS excuse. Last month Opus 4.5 was the frontier, gotta use it, now it's 4.6, and none of them so far have produced anything consistently go
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by rootnod3 8mo ago
Highly recommend https://github.com/fosskers/vend

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