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by rrvsh 5mo ago
Adequate for what/who? I can 3d print and cobble together a lock for my bedroom door but I would never be able to work as an engineer producing real locks.
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Savepoint – A CLI for TDD(github.com)
2 points by rrvsh 5mo ago|1 comments
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by rrvsh 5mo ago
rel: https://youtu.be/ZBa3BK4Efcw
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by rrvsh 5mo ago
It got pushed pretty hard by the alg, I got it recommended multiple times over the last year or so
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by rrvsh 5mo ago
Believe me, as someone who grew up coding in Eclipse and Visual Studio in the late 2000s and only learning about (neo)vi(m) in the last three years, it's mind blowing. Just different generations and how the coding culture has changed e
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by rrvsh 5mo ago
It's very common to disable caps lock or rebind it to something else (e.g. Esc for even more ergonomics)
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by rrvsh 5mo ago
Nobody is unaware of the knowledge cutoff, and sharing the Wikipedia article is not helping anyone. Your point is easily rebutted by taking whatever open weights/source model has an outdated cutoff and training or fine tuning it on mor
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by rrvsh 5mo ago
It's a checksum not the content itself
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by rrvsh 6mo ago
When the Renaissance Periodization team came out with an app that was a PWA, many in the fitness community (read: not as aware of the benefits of a PWA) panned it for just being a "website" rather than an app; people don't un
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by rrvsh 6mo ago
Aw man I'm literally in London, wish I saw this before today
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by rrvsh 6mo ago
I think it still fulfills the brief; the website you are accessing is still hosted "nowhere". Very cool concept, just read about fragments on the MDN docs a couple month ago
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by rrvsh 6mo ago
It's not gaslighting; you're not the average consumer by the simple fact that you know what HN is. My 12 year old cousins havE daily driven ElementaryOS for a year
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by rrvsh 6mo ago
Frankly insane and speaks to the entitlement of many users that they are against Micay and GOS on this primarily because their online comms are abrasive; I'm used to this having seen the same from many in the Minecraft and Skyrim mods
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by rrvsh 6mo ago
Vultr is goated, I've been using them since ~2020 and have never had any issues. I stopped a year or so back and recently went through the whole onboarding process again and it was dead simple even 6 years later, with barely any price
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by rrvsh 6mo ago
Well I wanted to mainly commisserate with others also trying to job search so I didn't mention this, but its a relatively early stage startup with a very flawed business direction, which is why the CTO and the COO left, so it's a
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by rrvsh 6mo ago
Trying to figure out how to get a job in this market for someone with sub 3 YoE in the industry :/ It's hard out there for juniors, y'all. I'm working at a company that I thought I could stay for years in, but my CTO lef
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Delve claiming that whistleblower was part of a "targeted cyberattack"(delve.co)
6 points by rrvsh 6mo ago|2 comments
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by rrvsh 7mo ago
I've never used proxmox, but I've heard good things. Personally (and this is a bit crazy) the best bar none interface for containers I've used is the OpenMediaVault compose plugin - it's a NAS distro but I literally ran
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by rrvsh 7mo ago
Fun! Definitely toying more and more with the idea of a minimal self hosted git remote, after years of fucking with Forgejo and Gitea.
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A Nix Flake Using Literate Programming with Org Mode(github.com)
2 points by rrvsh 7mo ago|0 comments
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by rrvsh 7mo ago
This is the coolest site ever
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by rrvsh 7mo ago
tbh copy paste the github link and ask an agent for a nix package. you may have to do some prompt engineering but usually done in less than 10 ish mins
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by rrvsh 7mo ago
Its actually a pretty good idea/framework for writing commit descriptions, especially for smaller changes that don't have any nuances to note in the commit
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by rrvsh 7mo ago
Even Gemini 2.5 was extremely snarky. I basically disable all guardrails via prompts and instructions, and it started getting snippy at me for apparently acting like a know-it-all.
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by rrvsh 8mo ago
+1, I said as much here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47040811
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by rrvsh 8mo ago
Despite skills being just a new form of memory and context engineering for an agent, I think the framework is still great for agents to self-develop, given a good prompt to regularly review their own sessions and pick learning points to sav
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Ask HN: Should the ArchWiki be renamed to the LinuxWiki (or something similar)?
1 points by rrvsh 8mo ago|1 comments
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by rrvsh 8mo ago
Thank u holy shit I hate that website
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by rrvsh 8mo ago
We've always been doing fake thinking work since the beginning, see: puzzles
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by rrvsh 8mo ago
The article itself is not as interesting as the context - this is a blog posted by an Openclaw agent, allegedly autonomously. I don't really care about that, but the content of the articles are actually nice short reads and are interes

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