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by self_awareness 5mo ago
> Because in the software world, especially before 2022, ownership and stability have been valued. Stability in JS ecosystem was never valued.
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by self_awareness 5mo ago
5 week is a decompressor for 1 version. If this supports multiple versions of RAR, then writing decompressors alone for all of them is probably a year effort of work.
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by self_awareness 5mo ago
I think this is handled by Rosetta.
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by self_awareness 5mo ago
You've literally just used the same argument from the previous poster which was even addressed by me in my parent reply. Talking about not thinking!
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by self_awareness 5mo ago
I'm not angry, I'm just disappointed. Hating is just terminology I've used to reply to the parent poster. Personally I don't think hating anything will solve any problem. True, people send dumber stuff to LLM, but some o
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by self_awareness 5mo ago
No. In our lives, the game we play, we can do whatever we like. There are consequences for some things, but generally we can do lots of things. We can kill people and get away with it. We can also help them. Should we hate life because it&#
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by self_awareness 5mo ago
If you wonder why your Copilot subscription has new limits that you hit every few days, it's because of PhDs like Adam. Could Adam use a local model hosted on his own box? Probably yes. But he preferred to waste the service we all use
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by self_awareness 5mo ago
Anti immigration or anti illegal immigration?
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by self_awareness 5mo ago
If Zed would have a remote development plugin that can attach to both containers, and Windows remote hosts, then it would be an awesome VSCode replacement one day.
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by self_awareness 5mo ago
Well, Germany had their own EU funds when they raided other countries. Today, noone bats an eye? At least Poland does it legally.
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
And what if a verified human artist uses AI for their music but doens't tell you about it?
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
The only people who love basic income is people who want to get it. But if you want to give it? It's an entirely different picture.
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
Well good luck compiling a CAD software from 1964 on 2026's aarch64 machine, and good luck in treating it as an applicable solution for today's problems.
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
> Sure, enshitification is my fault because I do not read the fine print, or research business models before I buy stuff. Kind of yes. You use it, you buy it. You create demand. And if there's demand, there's supply, economics
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
If you think you should not do these things, then you're a part of the problem. If a company will advertise that they can take your oil and "dispose it legally", and then on their website they will openly write that they&#x27
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
Was the business model of Uber ever a secret? What about AirBnb? Even if we argue that we can't require from every human being to understand what they're doing , I'd still argue that there are more people who perfectly un
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
I'm using Sonnet 4.6 all the time and it fits 100% cases for me. People overestimate Opus, as well as GPT 5.5. 5.3-Codex is really good enough, Sonnet 4.6 is good enough.
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
Uber and Airbnb are not autonomous robots. If people wouldn't use their services, nothing would happen. They would just go bankrupt. So yeah, I'd say it's entirely people's fault. Because people just wanted to use their
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
This might be Pi being buggy as heck. When using opencode or copilot CLI, the error messages are displayed normally and it's possible to see what's going on. Under Pi, it sometimes just hangs, or Pi crashes with some bun stacktrac
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
A Lotus 1-2-3 "clone" is also trending now: https://github.com/duane1024/l123
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
Did you get feedback from users that this change is needed? Or was it your (GitHub's) idea and initiative/vision?
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
It would be even nicer if we could somehow mount the github repo through FUSE so that we can run ripgrep on the codebase or even launch the LSP. For changed files we could implement CoW, so we could keep modified files without uploading the
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
Care to explain where are the errors?
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
I wonder if using a profanity has anything to do with it. I mean, using a profanity is a little bit like saying "sometimes I don't care about [social] rules". Maybe it "colorized" the context somehow and decreased t
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
LLMs can read and reverse engineer minified javascript and disassemble motorola 68000 assembly code. You need to check out how Claude uses Ghidra MCP or even tell it to use radare2 to disassemble even proprietary hardware ROMs. We don'
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
The question is what "complex" means. Complex for us doesn't mean it's complex for LLM. And vice-versa. So I wouldn't value this approach at all.
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
> This chart suggests an interesting security economy: to harden a system we need to spend more tokens discovering exploits than attackers spend exploiting them. What's new? It was always about spending more money on something. Team
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
The part that you prioritise your convenience over life-long tragedy of someone else.
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
I understand the privacy argument. There are a few questions though: 1) Suppose there will be another shooting. Don't you want to know what exactly has happened before you go to the protest? Suppose your child will be hurt. Wouldn&#x27
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by self_awareness 6mo ago
It's kind of good news, but it's also bad news -- with Linux popularity, crapware will be more popular. I kind of liked times when Linux was used only by power users. Today it's slightly different, and with more popularity...

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