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teekert
7mo ago
I guess it means that even when something is (arguably) objectively more simple, people still won't bdge just because they don't want change. They don't want to learn new things. I myself am quite different. I have thoroughly
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Ask HN: What's Up with Azure DevOps
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7mo ago
My kids grew up on Gnome essentially, I can tell you Win11 is a lot more confusing to them, not just because because they grew up on Gnome, there is just so much more ... stuff. And notifications and flashy things and news and weather apps
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teekert
7mo ago
Got similar vibes from that name but because it sounds like a LOTR thing and that (sadly) makes me think Palantir.
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teekert
7mo ago
I'm sorry, is this some sort of Windows joke that I'm too Linux to understand?
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7mo ago
Some weeks ago I opened Zeditor, it asks me if I want AI, I say yes, a sidebar opens I ask said LLM: What can you see? It does some `ls`'s, it sees my .ssh folder and priv keys. I turned it off. Now I run Claude code in a container wit
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7mo ago
When I was young I saw a rat mentor 4 turtles!
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7mo ago
Maybe saying "too old" is disrespectful indeed, what I meant was more that my kids grow up with swiping everywhere but we grew up with (hardware, then touchscreen) buttons and the older we get the harder it is to get used to new u
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7mo ago
Hmm, would explain that frustrated pokey interaction I see elder people often throw at touchscreens... you know, chin up, peering down through their reading glasses, going for a 4th, 5th try at something...
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7mo ago
I feel that some people are just too old to get used to the swipe based ui. I mean friends of mine who just keep buying the only phones with (screen based) back and home buttons.
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7mo ago
Idk I try talk like cavemen to claude. Claude seems answer less good. We have more misunderstandings. Feel like sometimes need more words in total to explain previous instructions. Also less context is more damage if typo. Who agrees? Could
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7mo ago
<devils-advocate-mode>Meh, more and more people will get information relevant to the decisions they have/want to make via their agents, not via your work-of-art-website. Deal with it.</devils-advocate-mode>
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7mo ago
I think most people on enterprise-y systems wait for (at least) 26.04.1, the window is 3 years (when on 24.04, which is supported until ~2029-04-30, it's 1 year when on 22.04) starting now, hardly anyone switches immediately.
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7mo ago
This is a very good point, however I'm on the other side of it (or at least across the boundary, perhaps not polar opposite). Performance may be worth a lot today but I feel it will be less and less. I mean "we" don't li
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7mo ago
Ah to be inhuman!
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7mo ago
Yes and they will hide their sushi-grabbing because somewhere deep inside they know it's not part of the deal, while at the same time still strongly feeling that they have indeed paid for it. Ah, to be human!
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7mo ago
I've met people that fill a box of sushi to take home at the end of their “all you can eat” session because “they paid for it”. Shrug.
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Proton Workspace: An encrypted suite for team collaboration
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Proton Meet, Talk in total privacy
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7mo ago
So needed. I just threw genebody_coverage and TIN out of RSeQC ;) Maybe they can come back now.
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7mo ago
Well, the school of our kids blocks a lot of urls. Now they play the games via some url that goes like https://unblocked.something.something . These kids are not crazy.
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7mo ago
Well, it's a spectrum indeed, as everything is. As soon as we drawn lines the discussion start on where to draw them exactly. So it's, left to right: One shotting --- vibe coding --- vybrid coding --- stack overflow assisted progr
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7mo ago
I think the jury is still out on this one, meaning people have different meanings when using the term "vibe coding". OP says "vibe-coded months long project", imho that is not vibe coding? I'd say it's vibe cod
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7mo ago
I started calling it LLM assisted coding. If you know what you’re doing but use LLMs to do tedious stuff and educate yourself on the unfamiliar bits you can move quite fast. The term vibe coding does not do that process justice imho.
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7mo ago
Where I live this would be nice for about 6 months a year… Can they absorb heat the other 6? …Or, heat the shower water perhaps.
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7mo ago
I think it is this indeed, it’s something decidedly different between me and my kids. I’d add that I myself had a brief period during which I went from thinking “this is hard because I’m dumb” to “this is hard because it is indeed hard”. I
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7mo ago
If you're from a place like Malta it's basically the only way to do IT and perhaps "escape" it later.
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7mo ago
Didn't we used to think the same of Photos?
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7mo ago
I'm happy that the Netherlands is still against this. Our currently largest party (D66) was also always pretty strong on privacy. When I contacted them some time back (I think using this initiative), they ensured me that they remained
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7mo ago
For the UK people among us: What happens if you just don't verify your age? Do you not get access to adult things? What if you use a VPN? Will civil disobedience lead to any punishment or just inconvenience? What it's like to live
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