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by throwuxiytayq 2mo ago
> because i've definitely already generated much more e-waste with my frameworks than any other laptop i've bought in the last decade How so? Most FW parts seem quite resellable, did you just throw them away after upgrading or
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by throwuxiytayq 2mo ago
I thought you were referring to this: https://underpassapp.com/news/2025/7/5.html It looks like the pop up is part of the browser UI in Chrome, and displayed as part of the website if using non-Chromium brows
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by throwuxiytayq 2mo ago
It's not the websites. Your browser has that popup.
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by throwuxiytayq 2mo ago
How about we just get on with it and delegalize ads already? They’re a net negative in every form, subsidizing disgusting companies that shouldn’t exist, infringing on everyone’s privacy (including your children! think of the children!!!!!)
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by throwuxiytayq 2mo ago
> you probably shouldn't be on HN. HN is for intellectual curiosity and debate, not Reddit-esque expressions of randomness conflated wuth humor. Thank you for this beautiful insight. Just to clarify, you consider yourself an intelle
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by throwuxiytayq 2mo ago
> Nobody is inconvenienced by a 3.5s startup time of an application meant to run for hours or days. For the record, I measure acceptable latency in milliseconds. I think it has something to do with my brain. > which is literally admit
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by throwuxiytayq 2mo ago
This is getting silly, I can’t tell whether you are kidding, never launched a Node-based app, or never checked htop. > that can run their tool calls in a separate process/host That indeed seems like a simple and elegant setup. I can
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by throwuxiytayq 2mo ago
Consider this: - I regularly have 10+ instances of my harness running or idling on my laptop. - My laptop is often at near-100% CPU and memory usage due to the (irreducible) cost of the development tools and environment. - I often (50% of t
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by throwuxiytayq 2mo ago
> Being contrarian for the sake of it is not good form. Why would you say that? Is it good form to post that someone is being contrarian for the sake of it? OP’s comment looks like constructive criticism with plenty of good points. >
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by throwuxiytayq 2mo ago
Or silently downgraded, as it appears that Oracle now only offers 2 Arm OCPUs and 12 GB RAM.
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by throwuxiytayq 2mo ago
Story book villains usually have better justification for their evil acts than the Russian government.
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by throwuxiytayq 2mo ago
My personal human benchmark: "Jump on one leg, while reciting the national anthem of Latvia, translated to Spanish, backwards, while drawing a frog with a brush held by toes of the other leg, on the ceiling". So far they're n
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by throwuxiytayq 2mo ago
Spot on, but why don’t you go implement a solution for the famously trivial problem of cloth self-intersection (and make it still work on my shitty phone).
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by throwuxiytayq 2mo ago
> You are not a wannabe engineer, you are an engineer. And never let anyone tell you otherwise.
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by throwuxiytayq 2mo ago
24 GB does sound pretty sweet. I’ll check if they still offer that, thanks. The price of having to accept an Oracle EULA might just be higher than anything else mentioned thus far, though.
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by throwuxiytayq 2mo ago
I have - both considered it and actually did it for a while. A few years, one hack, and a couple of apartment changes later, my server is behind on maintenance and lying somewhere waiting for me to set it up and update it. Meanwhile, my fre
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by throwuxiytayq 2mo ago
Virtualizing macOS on non-Apple hardware is illegal. That, and in between the costs of hardware (even assuming I breach their licence and go non-Apple) and the costs of electricity, this quickly becomes a sizeable time and cash investment.
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by throwuxiytayq 2mo ago
They’re free, too. If your project is public, you can spin up dozens (hundreds?) of jobs (10 or so of which will run in parallel) on every push and Microsoft casually pays for it. I’d love to move off GH but I would have to significantly re
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
Not sure what your point is, could you clarify? Are you saying that your friend is stupid? Or do you mean Claude is stupid? Both?
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
No, it really does take ~0.03s to generate the answer. Try your browser's developer tools and watch the requests.
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
Good luck to you, but I hope you’re mentally prepared to face the future where an average software developer increases their use of AI by orders of magnitude.
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
> These are thought-terminating cliches; not logical arguments Consider sometimes terminating some thoughts and replacing them with actually useful ones. It’s good for you and your goals regardless of what they are. People burning though
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
Kernel developers just aren’t emitting that much CO2 with their proompting. It’s okay that you’re pissed off, but it would be more productive if you were pissed off by real world issues.
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
I'm not making an argument to keep AI around or use it, I'm just saying that it stays . Reading comprehension on the internet these days...
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
> How do I know if comments like this come from a real person or a bot? Presumably, I'm a bot because you disagree with me. > Your suggestion that "anything popular cannot be morally wrong" is proposterous. > just b
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
tl;dr Kernel devs should prompt less because it uses up water or something. Repeat after me: you can't put the cat back in the bag. Pandora's box is open. Sucks, but you have to learn to live with the reality that most developer
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
That’s fine, I’d be content with having just the DNA repair nanobots, I don’t need to form spores.
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
A few years ago a device with similar capabilities would have been the coolest gadget ever; Zuckerberg truly has the remarkable ability to turn to shit anything he touches.
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
Disgusting. I’ve never had to let anyone touch my phone in my entire life in any country I’ve visited. Is there a list of countries that does this? At this point it’s obvious I won’t ever be traveling to the US, but I’m curious if genuinely
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by throwuxiytayq 3mo ago
Very not false! Those who decline to cease to negate the negation of the existence of the country of Ukraine risk getting negated by falling out of a window of a high-story building. This is a not so rare occurrence, so beware.

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