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by tensegrist 6mo ago
llms love that though "The honest solution: a clean 50-line cut" and so on, ad nauseam
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by tensegrist 6mo ago
the fact that you, as the creator of a "competitor", post this as-is without a "At $co, we…" run-on is a good look
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by tensegrist 6mo ago
in emacs with embark you can export the contents of an ephemeral buffer into a persistent one, which is the best of both worlds and more besides for file search, edit in the persistent buffer can rename files for grep, edits in the persiste
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by tensegrist 6mo ago
blame the hn title rules (although i would just have substituted "AI") i doubt anyone is nouning "agentic" of their own accord (yet)
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by tensegrist 6mo ago
> In those environments, the telemetry being on by default means your CI fails or your Bastion host can't reach GitHub at all. i'd be surprised if the inability to submit telemetry is a hard error that crashes the program
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by tensegrist 6mo ago
does anyone actually say it like that
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by tensegrist 7mo ago
i hate to be so blunt but look around the site and then tell me you're surprised
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by tensegrist 7mo ago
the stream title is (currently) 流浪狗不再流浪5 = "stray dogs will not be strays again 5" or similar
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by tensegrist 7mo ago
Presumably one reason this is of interest here: The proof proceeds by a modification of the Duffin–Schaeffer argument, together with the two-constant theorem of Nevanlinna (and some standard estimates of harmonic measures on rectangle
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by tensegrist 7mo ago
well, that was my point, that people have seemingly begun replacing — with -- or --- in llm-generated comments recently this is maybe the fifth time i've seen this happen on hn in the last few weeks
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by tensegrist 7mo ago
is sed s/—/--/ the new meta
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by tensegrist 7mo ago
if it's on github you could even archive it from the get-go
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by tensegrist 7mo ago
For what it's worth, I've been doing basically this with magit for years now, sometimes with the two-commit setup but usually just using the index plus top commit instead. It's not as slick, though, so this is on my list of t
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by tensegrist 8mo ago
…what about, you know, sockets?
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by tensegrist 8mo ago
i'm surprised this works, in the sense that there aren't tons of technical safeguards and/or lawsuits getting in the way of someone doing this
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by tensegrist 9mo ago
go on
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by tensegrist 9mo ago
biweekly rotation?
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by tensegrist 9mo ago
Scraping page-by-page (inefficient for everyone) you know what else is "(inefficient for everyone)"? posting the output instead of the prompt
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by tensegrist 9mo ago
the more time passes the more i'm convinced that the solution is to—somehow—force everyone to have to go through something like common crawl i don't want people's servers to be pegged at 100% because a stupid dfs scraper is e
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by tensegrist 9mo ago
typo: // A numeric string between 32 and 49 is assumed to be in the 2000s: console.log( new Date( "49" ) ); // Result: Date Fri Jan 01 2049 00:00:00 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time) /&#x
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by tensegrist 9mo ago
At 31:15 ( https://media.ccc.de/v/39c3-asahi-linux-porting-linux-to-app... ) there is a mention of someone working on M3 Asahi bringup. This led me to the following article, which has more details, including a Doom scree
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Asahi Linux – Porting Linux to Apple Silicon [video](media.ccc.de)
3 points by tensegrist 9mo ago|1 comments
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by tensegrist 9mo ago
> nominally "flat" hierarchy with power-gradient characteristics can be the worst of both worlds https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tyranny_of_Structurelessne...
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by tensegrist 10mo ago
smartwatches use those often, so perhaps that's something your carrier will have heard of / offer as a service
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by tensegrist 10mo ago
>punkt.ch wants to send you notifications pretty bad signal
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by tensegrist 10mo ago
not becoming a member might piss off the copyright holders and incentivize them to send you unwelcome legal communications
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The whole point of OpenAI's Responses API is to help them hide reasoning traces(seangoedecke.com)
3 points by tensegrist 10mo ago|1 comments
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by tensegrist 10mo ago
it's nice if you mix languages a lot, whether within a sentence or just when tabbing between different chats/channels/servers
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by tensegrist 10mo ago
https://www.hillelwayne.com/post/divide-by-zero/ (discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17736046 )
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by tensegrist 10mo ago
i was merely joking about the name apparently being intended to be pronounced in a rather juvenile manner

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