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by sho_hn 11mo ago
It's probably a reference to the Haribo power bank thing (which appears to be poorly made and dangerous).
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
> (I assume all vibe-coded) I honestly really like that this has a tell-tale and hope we maintain this convention. If the author didn't care about their project enough to write the README themselves, I don't usually spend the e
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
Why did they fork it?
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
Thank you! Edit: This also lead me here: https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/12/fifty-years-later-re...
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
The photos embedded in this page are wonderful. They're so high-quality it makes the mission feel so much more immediate. Is there any great photo album website for Apollo?
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
Out of curiosity, why's xorg a blocker for you?
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
Indeed. In fact, only recently the Fedora KDE version was elevated to "Edition" status and is now on the same tier as the Gnome version. Most newer popular distros (Bazzite, CachyOS, Zorin, Asahi, etc.) default to KDE now, and it&
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
He seems to switch every half-decade or so. Waiting for his next KDE era :-)
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
Same for me, until I got to Bram.
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
Re us/we, you're not associated with Jolla, right? For clarity.
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
I think a more useful definition of vibe coding is "something you can do when it really doesn't matter". Which requires a hell of a lot of judgement to know when it doesn't. Installing life-critical parts of shoddy engin
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Rust: Proof of Concept, Not Replacement(files.neoon.com)
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
"Better product" here means "monetizes harder". You just have a different concept of product quality than hardline-capitalist finance bros.
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
> Hahahahaha Speaking as a Linux desktop dev, that one's right. We have a lot of homework left to do, and accessibility is an area both Windows and MacOS are more fully-featured and mature in. Part of treating users really well is a
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
> but not outrageously so Compared to 99.99% of the 8.3bn people on the planet, yes. HN never ceases to amaze me with its conception of what "wealthy and successful" means.
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
Because it's slow to use? The video does show it working fine. For the "someone locked me in the car" use case it seems OK?
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
Having a personal trainer for your physical fitness is something I'd expect a very low percentage of very wealthy individuals to have access to. Therapy appears to be more prevalent.
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
More the former.
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
It definitely does feel like every American I know "has a therapist", sometimes.
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
To be honest, every time I see something this paper-thin yet slick and polished, I just assume it's mostly AI slop. The barrier to launching vaporware has never been lower. Content over presentation is a signal for quality more than ev
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
Yes, that and Romulus is what I was thinking of. Alien Earth has that whole fanfic-style flashback episode.
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
It means they're not actually "all connected to a shared net", no? Something that actually connects the components and routes the traces in a way that makes it somehow still recognizable as the 3D environment would've be
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
Sorry, only Wayland allowed.
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
Why does it matter that it's Chinese? The designer, BTW, was born in Hong Kong long before it was handed back to the CCP, spent his childhood from age 6 onward in the Netherlands, and now lives in Belgium. It was originally sold by a H
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
You know, I'm sort of frustrated that all the recent entries in the Alien franchise have been nostalgia bait. At this point I've seen those corridors so often I'm tired of them. A most unwelcome dilution.
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
Love ScopeDoom! KiDoom I don't fully get. The website says "All components connected to a shared net; the PCB could be sent to a fab house (it just wouldn't do anything useful)" but I don't see any of the component
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
Probably a mix of this, and also that it feels like there have been many strikingly different milestones for Windows as a product since Win95, while git is not fundamentally different since 2006/07, or at least change has been far more
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
Wow! I am stunned how wrong that feels. I remember adopting git in the first year, and it still feels fairly recent. That it only took 10 years from Win95 to git, and 20 years from git to now, is truly uncanny. Win95 feels like a genuinel
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
Hmm - are you familiar with OpenSCAD, which is highly popular? This would appear to compete there. There's a few others, e.g. CadQuery.
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by sho_hn 11mo ago
It's probably Reitberger's 38-segment AFA alphanumeric LCD: https://www.reitberger.de/English/Large%20displays/Alphanume... https://www.reitberger.de/English/Broadsheet/Prospekt

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