runjake

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by runjake 9mo ago
Look at his comments in this thread. He's being a troll.
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by runjake 9mo ago
It's likely you do use Mono or a successor. The modern dotnet framework is a descendent of Mono and is used in a variety of websites, games, and other applications.
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by runjake 9mo ago
6502 Assembly Language Programming by Leventhal. This is how I learned. This book is great. I have the worn paper copy sitting 6 feet behind me as I type this. It's worth getting a paper copy if that is still possible. https:/&#x
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by runjake 9mo ago
Does this help? https://news.ycombinator.com/flagged
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by runjake 9mo ago
Figure out ads that are attractive to adults, but not attractive to children? Add broccoli emoji to your ads?
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by runjake 9mo ago
I think you missed my point. Microsoft isn’t that company you describe.
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by runjake 9mo ago
Yes, "asked" versus "ordered" is meaningfully misleading, especially in this context. There is reasonable suspicion, some might argue evidence, that Microsoft voluntarily cooperated with U.S. Intelligence Community witho
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by runjake 9mo ago
Clickable: https://turbulencegains.com/trmnl-review-2026/
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by runjake 9mo ago
Pretty cool and funny write-up. There's going to be a lot of knee jerking from the "crypto bad" crowd, though. Perhaps deservingly? We'll find out.
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by runjake 9mo ago
There is no clear definition of AGI. So first, you would need to define it. That said, by the time everyone agrees on a definition of AGI, I suspect we'll already be past it.
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by runjake 9mo ago
Our computer policies: - Force disables the firewall. - Disables SSH key auth. - Disables Touch ID. - Disables FileVault. - Disables software updates. I'm not sure if this is on purpose or the policy is broken. I get different answers,
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by runjake 9mo ago
As the popular phrase goes: "It's legacy, all the way down". What matters is what's left of those legacies in current revs. In both cases: "Quite a bit", but I wish the base Windows OS would evolve away from le
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by runjake 9mo ago
Why not build it for yourself first? Post updates about it on a platform like X or another community you enjoy, and gather adventurous testers to provide feedback and help you iterate and maybe even their own pull requests?
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by runjake 9mo ago
Time (and money) will tell. My guess is there's a lot of shops that don't want to mess with prompting AI to get to something clean and usable, and would rather just save money and pay the fee.
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by runjake 9mo ago
> Or Windows, which is frankly just has better architected internals and abandons legacy UNIX ;-) Current macOS user, and former NT kernel dabbler and VMS user here. That's highly debatable. On the kernel side, Windows is still
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by runjake 9mo ago
I had so many smart[1] friends and acquaintances warn me about the 1999 tech bubble and the 2008 crash 6-12 months before it happened. 1. The kind of people who watched a lot of candlestick graphs and obsessed over sites like Seeking Alpha
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by runjake 9mo ago
> The product has to work, but the code must also be high-quality. I understand and admire your commitment to code quality. I share similar ideals. But it's 2026 and you're asking for evidence that agentic coding works. You&#
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by runjake 9mo ago
Context: This project is by the FreeBSD (co-)founder and former Apple engineering director, Jordan Hubbard. He is now a senior director at Nvidia, according to his public LinkedIn[1]. 1. https://www.linkedin.com/in/johu
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by runjake 9mo ago
Work on your writing and thinking skills. Be able to clearly explain and organize complex topics. To both humans and AI, because it's different between the two.
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by runjake 9mo ago
I've been getting intrusive first-party ads in Apple's OSes for at least the past 3 major OS releases. News+, Fitness+, Music, Apple TV+, etc etc.
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by runjake 9mo ago
Two on Macs and Linux boxes. Particularly on Mac, I’ve had it where my main account won’t fully log in enough to be able to fix things. Sure, I could boot into single user mode (can you still even do that on a Mac?) but it’s a pain.
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by runjake 9mo ago
As an American, this is an upbeat film that shows me what we could aspire to as a country. I particularly enjoyed the role of President Camacho who refreshingly portrayed a rational, somewhat sensible leader, who, at the end of the day, lis
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by runjake 9mo ago
> what's up with the people hiking (by themselves) with a bluetooth speaker. You're by yourself, in nature. If you want to listen to music wear headphones!! Finally, it's my time to shine. OK, so I do this. Granted, I hi
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by runjake 9mo ago
I'm sure if Apple could manage to run a fab with the quality and costs they get with TSMC, they would. I have little doubt they've been pushing forward on that mission.
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by runjake 9mo ago
Yeah, I didn't mean to discount your article. Pretty clearly, it's working out for you. I do have an iOS shortcut that tracks my mood with janky emojis. I use it at least once daily.
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by runjake 9mo ago
Yes to all.
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by runjake 9mo ago
I've heard this claim. I have no idea if it's really true or not. I don't really care. Here's why I rinse my dishes: it keeps the dishwasher trap cleaner and I get less build up in the dishwasher drain lines, so I have l
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by runjake 9mo ago
Here's an idea: Don't keep score. If you're there and there's dishes, rinse them and put them in the dishwasher. It'll take a few minutes and your partner will be grateful. If you insist on keeping score, aim for so
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by runjake 9mo ago
I've tracked sleep using a number of devices and algorithms and I haven't found a single one that regularly aligns with what and how I feel. I know it's tracking real data, but the conclusions feel completely made up. What ar
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by runjake 9mo ago
I write them down in Obsidian, my calendar, or my reminders app and then revisit it accordingly. If it's something I need to address later, then whatever + Reminders, because I don't want the mental tax of having to remember to do

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