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by sksrbWgbfK 1y ago
> Even QBasic was deeply confusing for a long time For one whole year, I thought that Qbasic and Turbo Pascal were text editors that could also run games. I didn't understood that I had access to real compilers and that I could actu
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by sksrbWgbfK 1y ago
It's the new way hipsters use their fingers to push the buttons with their fingers. It's magical or something.
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by sksrbWgbfK 1y ago
I had the same reaction when they said that "younger study participants had the most enthusiastic preference for M3 Expressive." Could it be that young people are most likely to be impressed by pretty bullshit, and the whole point
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by sksrbWgbfK 1y ago
I haven't tried it but you have https://posting.sh/ (TUI written in Python, can be installed with uv ).
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by sksrbWgbfK 1y ago
This whole thread confirms it. Speed limits are always a burden for reckless drivers, but never an issue for people like me who drive under the limit. They should reflect on themselves about that but I doubt they are capable of it.
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by sksrbWgbfK 1y ago
It should be a "Show HN" https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
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by sksrbWgbfK 1y ago
> Permission is hereby granted You should give more explanation because my first reaction was "permission of doing what exactly?"
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
"unapologetically" and propaganda are quite opposite concepts in that situation. Make up your mind because you are the one pushing for discord here.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
Already done in 1789 it seems: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Republican_calendar And one implementation here: https://frcal.qt.ax/ > Let's ask President Trump to replace the outdated Gre
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
> Nothing is stopping them from being more permissive Except for the fact that they don't want to be permissive to keep on being secure.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
Neglect is illegal and I don't understand your point.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
> will, won't, becomes, in the future Most of those articles feel like science-fiction when it comes to what AI may or may not do.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
/newest has already been flooded with those generators for the past few days. Spammers always seem to move the fastest.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
You should have kept it, it was as bad as the whole idea behind the web site.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
Well, vibe coders think they can code. It would be unfair not to call "artists" people who click on a button on a web site.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
That's awful in itself, but the one with Trump and Zelensky is the most disrespectful.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
Nice job, even the testimonials are made with AI!
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
1. I doubt the UI has access to the passwords, and 2. passwords should be hashed anyway.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
I never used Facebook but I would gladly create a friendica account if I had to, it seems to have the same features: https://friendi.ca/about/features/
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
> Function name, argument "Embrace local tools, extend local tools," vibe coders are already welcoming the last step cheerfully.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
3x zero, or zero + 320% is the overall value of all those SaaS.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
Except Ken Cheng, and my friends who sometimes have interesting stuff happening at their jobs. But I don't know anyone who would waste "30+ minutes crafting a LinkedIn post," that's ridiculous.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
Rules for the Show HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
Open-source does not mean "We will send you spam and a binary black box."
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
> open-source Where is the source?
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
> Programmers Should Never "Hand-Code," All Programmers Become Code Reviewers I swear it's a conspiracy to destroy software in general.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
> we've been promised a future where anyone could build software without learning to code When was that? All I remember is that it might have been a good science-fiction story, or the promises of a few salesmen.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
> The point isn't and never has been that it's a flawless tool It's a contradiction with all the managers and vibe-coding developers that have been saying for months that it can replace 90% of a development team.
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
The first time I got a Toyota, I brought it for regular maintenance and they cleaned my car at the end. I was shocked because I never experienced this before, but the technician told me it was free and standard procedure. At least they unde
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by sksrbWgbfK 2y ago
> can be done quite easily The first and last time I tried Brave, it was injecting links (with a pretty golden picture) in each post of reddit (and I'm not talking about changing the referrals). To turn that off I had to look deep i

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