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tasuki
9mo ago
Most of the pictures are even older than that.
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tasuki
9mo ago
Oh no. How much longer do we have?
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tasuki
9mo ago
> wouldn't say that I am too sticky of a customer. You definitely aren't too sticky a customer - you aren't even a customer to begin with!
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tasuki
9mo ago
> But we shouldn't pretend that you will be able to do that professionally for much longer. If the local bakery can sell expensive artisanal brioches, surely the programmers can sell expensive artisanal ones and zeroes!
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tasuki
9mo ago
It will become easy to keep things frozen!
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tasuki
9mo ago
I never did this and never once experienced a name conflict.
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tasuki
9mo ago
> Every time he tried to quit, the hospital threw so much money at him that he could not refuse it. Is there also not a reason for him to continue working to save all those people? Especially so if the other doctors aren't competent
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tasuki
9mo ago
> I mean, sure, he's _a_ victim, but until she dies, if she dies, this is about her. Yes of course it's about him. That's often why people write things. My girlfriend died of cancer, and let me tell you it was pretty rough
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tasuki
9mo ago
> I don't know, it just sounds immature and wrong Isn't he like 25? My partner died of cancer when I was 37 and it was a pretty difficult time for me!
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tasuki
9mo ago
I do it the other way around: I write the specs and unleash an agent to turn my test suite from red to green. Each of us does half the work, the other half being done by a LLM. The difference is that I specify the desired behavior, while yo
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tasuki
9mo ago
In what way is Škoda Enyaq the best?
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tasuki
9mo ago
I see it differently: the crash was coming anyway (the market was being irrational). He can't crash the housing market, unless there's a good reason for the housing prices to crash. Turns out there was a reason.
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tasuki
9mo ago
Well done. It took me all the way up to `useradd`... Edit: too bad about your edit. The comment was just fine without it.
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tasuki
9mo ago
Karma depends entirely on when you comment: My most upvoted comments are the early ones. I check HN perhaps once a day, so my comments don't always get a lot of visibility. Perhaps it's better that way.
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tasuki
9mo ago
Looking at the top 1000 I'm surprised there's no power law. It's just a lot of people with generally similar number of words.
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tasuki
9mo ago
I don't know about Windows, but I've been running all kinds of outdated Linux (Debian mostly) and it never once caused a security problem.
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tasuki
9mo ago
> So, let me get this straight. If I've been lazy, postponed updates and I'm still on 8.5.8 (Oct 2023) - it turns out I'm actually...safer? Is this surprising? My model is that keeping with the new versions is generally mo
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tasuki
9mo ago
I think they're intelligent. Sometimes they come up with novel solutions when I present them with a novel problem.
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tasuki
9mo ago
> Even 'thinking' models do not have the ability to truly reason Do you have the ability to truly reason? What does it mean exactly? How does what you're doing differ from what the LLMs are doing? All your output here is
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tasuki
9mo ago
> A large fraction of gold mined every year is used for its material properties in industrial and electronic applications. I thought that was less than 10%. That's a very low floor! (That said, gold is sound money)
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tasuki
9mo ago
> You may have used data from it without knowing about it. Plausible!
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tasuki
9mo ago
I don't usually look anywhere, but things I sometimes see pop up in various places are eg https://terminal.sexy/ or https://vimcolorschemes.com/
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tasuki
9mo ago
Funny thing, those are not "the usual places" I've ever heard of, and I care somewhat about color schemes. Each of us lives in our own bubble... (my bubble is not iterm2 and not windows)
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tasuki
9mo ago
Oops. Any idea how to make the UX better?
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tasuki
9mo ago
An exchange is not a wallet. You don't call your bank a wallet either.
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tasuki
9mo ago
In zsh with vim mode, the shortcut to open current command in editor is `v`.
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tasuki
9mo ago
What better alternatives do we have? Not tying my account to a phone number, but rather saving thirteen words, is exactly the UX I've always desired. I don't even need privacy, but I hate losing things when I inevitably lose my ph
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tasuki
9mo ago
> went to check my wallet one day to find an FBI landing page That's not how wallets work.
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tasuki
9mo ago
> I left mainly because of housing prices I understand you're not the landlord then. I agree this is a problem: the same(ish) earning you mentioned in another comment makes social mobility difficult. Some people are born with a hous
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tasuki
9mo ago
Actually that makes more sense? If you lose money on your investments, I suppose you can write it off next time?
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