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by stavros 5mo ago
It works on my Android phone with Vivaldi, though I need to be careful because the text doesn't allow me to scroll
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by stavros 5mo ago
Agreed, this is the first thing I thought of too. Don't teach people to paste unknown commands into their terminal!
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by stavros 5mo ago
I've decided to stop making analogies on HN because, instead of focusing on the helpful part, people always take them way too far and then act as if they invalidated your original point. In case you aren't aware, the whole codebas
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by stavros 5mo ago
I've been using it pretty extensively over a month and I'm at maybe $7. It thinks for quite a while, but the results have been better than Sonnet for me.
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by stavros 5mo ago
Eh, everything is challenging to scale across large orgs. Even before LLMs, the code was a huge ball of spaghetti that barely held together. Now we just get there faster. About senior engineers, I guess that depends on the org you have expe
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by stavros 5mo ago
I never look at code. It used to be that it quickly became unmaintainable spaghetti where the agent struggled to make any change at all, but in the past year (and with a three step plan/develop/review workflow), the quality is so
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by stavros 5mo ago
The only people I see bristling are the ones who don't want to hear an uncomfortable viewpoint. "When it comes to jobs, I'd rather listen to a business wizard from 2011 than a technical wizard from 1981" is hardly conten
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by stavros 5mo ago
And I'll still be waiting a year to play Half Life 3 on it.
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by stavros 5mo ago
No. This is disingenuous. Something that consumes electricity doesn't care where the electricity comes from. Fix the power source, and you automatically fix every single consumer in existence at once.
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by stavros 5mo ago
We're talking about global warming specifically here, though. Cars and planes should be a much bigger worry than AI power usage.
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by stavros 5mo ago
Which is a tiny CO2 spend compared to the benefit, unless you dishonestly factor in manufacturing energy costs as coming from oil.
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by stavros 5mo ago
Stop focusing on energy usage and start focusing on energy generation. It doesn't matter how much energy we consume if it comes from renewables.
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by stavros 5mo ago
I don't know about what Americans think, but, as a Greek, the whole "whiteness" thing is an American social construct. There aren't whites and blacks in Greece, mostly because we don't have enough black people here
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by stavros 5mo ago
Ahh, I see, so it's not "Chian", it's "Tsian"?
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by stavros 5mo ago
Doesn't this just run in the browser?
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by stavros 5mo ago
You missed the joke.
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by stavros 5mo ago
This is a bit offtopic, but why were those Mandarin sounds transliterated to those letters? Why not "Chian Shuesen"? It's not like Q as CH is intuitive at all.
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by stavros 5mo ago
Lack of tabbed browsing? Opera begs to differ.
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by stavros 5mo ago
Oh wow, I can't believe he was on reddit!
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by stavros 5mo ago
Apparently MJ was taking propofol to sleep, which another commenter said was akin to "getting a haircut by undergoing chemo".
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by stavros 5mo ago
I use DDG as my daily driver and quite like it. Then again, I don't really see much difference between DDG and Kagi, so I may be some sort of pleb. I will say that, sometimes, DDG gets "stuck" on certain sorts of close-phrase
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by stavros 5mo ago
Why is everything "wild" and "cooked" and "dead" these days? It seems that every title or text I see has those words. I guess it's the Claudeification of everything.
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by stavros 5mo ago
All the attackers need to do is steal an SSH key and they'd be able to clone everything, no?
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by stavros 5mo ago
This script doesn't work for me, and mouse-based battle makes me want to throw the entire computer out the window.
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by stavros 5mo ago
That was the joke.
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by stavros 5mo ago
But then if it's that, why isn't it a general road tax per vehicle weight/class, and an extra EV subsidy on top?
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by stavros 5mo ago
Plex has slowly been going down the drain. I could be convinced to buy a lifetime pass for $90 (even if it's just for paying to watch my own content), but $750 is strictly "get outta here" territory. With how it's been s
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by stavros 5mo ago
No. It's not criticism. What they're saying is that the video was shot with a default that a sighted person could understand, because any blind person would naturally have their speed set to much higher than that. It's like h
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by stavros 5mo ago
> Are EVs that widespread in the US already > Yes, and they have been for a few years now. Apparently they're 1.9% of all vehicles currently on the road, do you consider that to be "that widespread"? I was aiming for 51
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by stavros 5mo ago
Hm, why is the oldest commit two months old or so?

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