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by sshine 7mo ago
There's an election in my country, and every campaign is full of lies: Every bold change, whether it's more or less taxes, will not realize. It is just meant for people to vote on, not for the government to realize. I do think tha
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by sshine 7mo ago
I am also finally churning through a decade old backlog. Mostly because some of the items are so big and would otherwise require so much dedication that I’d have to do nothing else for a long while: a git-powered issue tracker, a highly sec
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by sshine 7mo ago
Vim already has age enforcement: You’ll grow old before you manage to exit!
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by sshine 7mo ago
I remember the first time I heard a girl use the word "lol" (early 2000s) and thought to myself: Normies have hit the internet. I've used a terminal as my main interface FOREVER, and I'm amazed that people are joining th
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by sshine 7mo ago
> the real goal is a diverse ecosystem of terminal emulators that aim to solve specific terminal usage but all based on a shared, stable, feature-rich, high performant core. It's happening! I recall the package manager war of Hask
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by sshine 7mo ago
> I haven’t met a single person who has tried pi for a few days and not made it their daily driver. Pleased to meet you! For me, it just didn’t compare in quality with Claude CLI and OpenCode. It didn’t finish the job. Interesting for
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by sshine 7mo ago
... made minutes ago.
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by sshine 8mo ago
> When will conscious, actual intelligence be called 'synthetic intelligence' instead of 'artificial'? One can bypass the whole sentience discussion and say that AI stands for Automated Inference. If actual, conscio
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by sshine 8mo ago
Memories inside projects are a boon: If you can assume that all your questions are related, and you instruct the engine what memories to store and how to store them (short single statements), you can get a powerful tool out of it. I use it
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by sshine 8mo ago
Concrete memories in a generic context suck: Every time I ask Claude Kubernetes question, it relates it to that one time I was deploying Kubernetes on VMs. It's not helpful! Every time I ask Claude a question related to projects, it st
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by sshine 8mo ago
> Testing is the one thing you would never outsource to AI That's not really true. Making the AI write the code, the test, and the review of itself within the same session is YOLO. There's a ton of scaffolding in testing that
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by sshine 8mo ago
Wasabi looks like a service. Any recommendation for an in-cluster alternative in production? Is that SeaweedFS?
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by sshine 8mo ago
> LARP'ing CEO My experience with plain Claude Code is that I can step back and get an overview of what I'm doing, since I tend to hyperfocus on problems, preventing me from having a simultaneous overview. It does feel like b
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by sshine 8mo ago
You're citing the article mid-sentence. The full sentence is: > Imagine if we could represent our entire organisational structure programmatically instead—not a static picture, but a living, breathing digital representation of our
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by sshine 8mo ago
“Don’t be evil” — as with anyone who works with AI-powered weapons targeting technologies, there are two tricks to stay on the moral side: 1. Only sell to good countries 2. Only target bad people (Company pitch when I accidentally ended up
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by sshine 8mo ago
Oh, the LinkedPocalypse of early 2026. I remember this time fondly as my family huddled around the campfire in the living room as we watched, for a glimpse, all humanity fade and return and fade and return as a broken light bulb that would
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by sshine 8mo ago
Mercenaries are murderers for hire. Also, read the article. :)
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by sshine 8mo ago
My mom retired as an independent translator 5 years ago. She worked freelance 40 years from age 25 to age 65. In the 15 years that preceded her retirement, she would get less and less work. Partly she's an introvert who relies on her n
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by sshine 9mo ago
I was a CS teacher for the past two years, so yes. I did it for quality of life reasons while my son learned to walk. But I almost doubled my salary going back to being a software dev.
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by sshine 9mo ago
I love how terraform can describe what I’ve got. Sort of. Assuming I or my colleagues or my noob customers don’t modify resources on the same account. I don’t love how unreliable providers are, even for creating resources. Clouds like Digit
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by sshine 9mo ago
I look at the 1990s picture of Brewster Kahle and think: He surely didn't get paid as much as me, but what did I do? Play insignificant roles in various software subscription services, many of which are gone now. And what did he do? He
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by sshine 9mo ago
When there's an uprising it's a pretty god indicator that the elections aren't working. https://www.norwich.edu/topic/all-blog-posts/facade-democrac... Though President Ebrahim Raisi’s sudden death
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by sshine 9mo ago
> Some software, such as Visual Studio Code and derivatives, has very lax policies on extensions. Even if you install it from a trusted source, but then install an untrusted extension, the extension will run with full access to your fil
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by sshine 9mo ago
That's a valid perspective, but claudebox isn't my own take. It's Linux user namespaces using bubblewrap to achieve VM-grade sandboxing and near native-level DX with the ability to express your environment using Nix. Most of
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by sshine 9mo ago
https://github.com/numtide/claudebox
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by sshine 9mo ago
https://simonshine.dk/
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by sshine 9mo ago
> Claude Code makes it very fast and trivial to personalize, adapt, automate I used Claude to define some CS exam computers using NixOS; it was just GNOME, but with a few tweaks made via dconf. For example, add a maximize icon next to
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by sshine 9mo ago
Fine, put "side jabs to strangers on trains" on the far right. Whatever your idea of "least amount of actual violence" is. The point is: It's a spectrum with very light offenses on the other end. Imposing death pena
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by sshine 9mo ago
Skills are prompts the agent can choose to load. (I've rephrased the sentence by removing "just" -- the novel thought here is that the agent's use of a skill can automatically trigger another skill, which is somewhat em
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by sshine 9mo ago
I answered you as if you weren't being funny, since the answer to you being funny is "ha ha". The problem with killing people for being violent is that violence is a spectrum with genocide and serial murder on the one end, an

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