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by ruszki 4mo ago
The parent commenter rightfully criticizes these kinds of sentences: > Necessity being the mother of invention, this led to the creation of an ingenious solution: daisugi, the growing of additional trees, in effect, out of existing trees
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by ruszki 4mo ago
The fact that simple VendorID spoofing makes features available tells otherwise.
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by ruszki 4mo ago
Even that is a lie. It allows other OSs, but they know quite well, that without drivers, it’s an empty promise. I can’t run anything else on my Mini for example.
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by ruszki 4mo ago
For me, what others said and literally showed with Claude Code, et al, and what I’ve been experiencing with it, clearly signal way lower standards. But this was true even before LLMs.
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by ruszki 4mo ago
Is this type of problem even solvable?
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by ruszki 4mo ago
But since when Trump or Republicans own them? The whole idea behind modern democracies is the exact thing that they don’t, and these kind of influences shouldn’t exist.
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by ruszki 4mo ago
> they had to choose credit card And that doesn’t always work. For example, at a Chevron petrol station in California in the middle of nowhere we tried several European credit and debit cards, and nothing worked. At the end, the guy work
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by ruszki 4mo ago
And this is their circular reasoning of their valuation. “See, here is our company made to worth X by our product, because it can make a company worth X.” And yet, the product made something really unreliable. And nobody bats an eye on the
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by ruszki 4mo ago
It’s funny, because I felt that drivers were the chillest in New Zealand compared to anywhere in Europe, North America or Australia. There are regional differences (for example somebody mentioned Sydney here, which is truly different than f
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by ruszki 4mo ago
It’s funny, because I don’t expect more features from Windows than Windows XP, or let’s pretend that I need more security (I don’t, but I know a lot of folks need them), then Windows 7. But even those could have been reduced greatly. I reme
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by ruszki 4mo ago
Because no matter what a lot of people say here: you still need to be lucky to have a fully functioning system on Linux without continuous roadblocks everywhere. And I’m saying this after using Linux for more than a quarter of a century, oc
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by ruszki 4mo ago
Since my current permanent address is exactly in that district, and I lived most of my life near Ors: no, it’s not comparable. Zuglo is nowhere near what’s here. And also, many would grow that big. They are just not allowed. They are cut al
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by ruszki 4mo ago
There are 100s of processes running on my Windows without starting anything explicitly. They are using more than 10 gb of RAM. I am already feeling the consequences of this sloppiness. Especially that my IDE/compiler/emulator easi
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by ruszki 4mo ago
It’s maybe a good rule of thumb, but as I’m just outside of Helsinki for a while now, I’ve just realized what’s the difference between here and everywhere in central and south Europe: the trees are large and old. Even if there are trees in
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by ruszki 4mo ago
It’s possible, but it’s quite obvious at this point that large part of the population isn’t capable to do this distinction.
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by ruszki 4mo ago
You can summarize any “self-help” books which I read in single pages. And most of them even in a few sentences without loosing any information from them. One of the first which I’ve ever read fully was Getting Things Done after a Lifehacker
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by ruszki 4mo ago
There were people who told me 15 years ago that I’m not like others who go to software engineering universities. Because although I’m a nerd, I can speak about non nerdy things, and I don’t speak about them in non nerd environments. This ha
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by ruszki 4mo ago
They’ve done the same thing in the past year for sure. It’s not simply “8 years old”.
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by ruszki 4mo ago
It’s obvious on how much information is unnecessarily repeated. One of the main give away of AI is that the text is like an Atlantic article but worse, with very-very-very low information density. Full with sentences, paragraphs, pages whic
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by ruszki 4mo ago
You can do that with and without fake discussions. One of the main reasons that killed my desire to move to the US was the amount of fake questions during - on a paper - friendly discussions, when the point of those questions was just, and
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by ruszki 4mo ago
Did they really circumvent this exact restriction which was imposed on them on OS level by Apple?
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by ruszki 4mo ago
That’s also not possible in “skilled” hands. My output is roughly the same. It does the scaffolding, but I need to rewrite almost every line, because it introduces footguns around that often. And before I had about 20000 LOC it failed even
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by ruszki 4mo ago
I don’t do those also on my vacations, but that’s only about 1/10 of my travels. And I don’t travel because of work, basically only for personal reasons.
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by ruszki 4mo ago
Travel doesn’t always mean vacation, or work. For me, it’s rarely only one.
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by ruszki 4mo ago
The problem is that there are more of those, than those who care. And when money pours in, it’s a lost fight. When there is wealth, it’s beneficial for you in the short term to just grab from it as much as possible, than to improve things,
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by ruszki 5mo ago
That’s a funny Stackoverflow answer. That explanation cannot cause code loss. At least not with plain Git. What I would check is hooks, or any other customizations. Especially on Windows, data loss is absolutely possible with misconfigured
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by ruszki 5mo ago
But this further ensures that that cannot be changed in the future. I think we lost this fight about 2-3 decades ago, when we sacrificed privacy for free stuff, mainly because the environment wasn’t this hostile yet. However, these addition
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by ruszki 5mo ago
Concentration does definitely matter. Cities vs countryside for example. In the case, per capita definitely matters.
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by ruszki 5mo ago
I don’t know the details of this exact instance, but saying that there are reliability issues is a valid feedback if reliability plummets. As far as I know, nobody with data claims that vibe coding doesn’t affect reliability negatively. Peo
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by ruszki 5mo ago
> I really loved when it was created but my take is a bit more nuanced these days after seeing a really large code base evolve over years At least, I can be sure that we are not near the same level. But at least, you hopefully will recog

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