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by trueno 7mo ago
yeah, uh you're definitely driving home the point here. that's why no one uses sourceforge anymore.
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by trueno 7mo ago
> worst with personal and work advice. The main problem I see is that it’s tempting to use it for that. i think i want to expand on this even more. even people ive worked with for years that ive looked up to as brilliant people are start
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by trueno 7mo ago
frick
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by trueno 7mo ago
> Haven't you heard? It's cool to dislike things "because AI". There's no explicit rules against it, but I cannot stand this type of sarcastic im anti-everyone-else commentary. Super reddit-coded, and you could h
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by trueno 7mo ago
been getting a lot of "load-bearing" and "roll your own" lately. us humans, even if kinda trash at many things, are pretty rad at pattern recognition.
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by trueno 8mo ago
yea that's just not true lol.
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by trueno 8mo ago
is it underpowered? i'm pretty sure that a-chip variant is binned way faster than the m1 air i had and that thing was a paradigm shift little workstation in a backpack when it came out in 2020 that somehow had no fan and got all day ba
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by trueno 8mo ago
that's not what i'm saying at all. i highlighted that that is quite literally the convenient narrative that's being used to get everyone squabbling amongst themselves. it is very clear that this is being used in bad-faith to
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by trueno 8mo ago
Am I the only one that is repeatedly amused at how many smart people are just caving to making this about parents/children at all? We've literally watched things unfold in real time out in the open in the last year I don't kn
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by trueno 8mo ago
The technology is the easy part, the people are the hard part. The reality is that we simply don't have thought leaders in charge anymore, there's no innovations or anything that are coming to correct course, very few if any chann
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by trueno 8mo ago
i have like the faintest vague thread of "maybe this actually checks out" in a way that has shit all to do with consciousness sometimes internet arguments get messy, people die on their hills and double / triple down on inter
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by trueno 8mo ago
wait seriously? lmfao thats hilarious. i definitely treat claude like shit and ive noticed the falloff in results. if there's a source for that i'd love to read about it.
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by trueno 8mo ago
yea im surprised i see so many times that people on _hackernews_ are convinced profile activity is real. theres entire marketing companies that provide what is effectively a botnet of social media activity to generate buzz, promising packag
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by trueno 9mo ago
I mean that goes without saying on anything I read on the damn internet. With that said, I'm not seeing a comparative informational source anywhere that even takes the time of day. Feel free to bombard me with new resources.
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by trueno 9mo ago
we want topics allowed in certain channels only (ie #announcements) so that's probably what we'll use this feature for which certainly was not there when we tested maybe a year ago or so
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by trueno 9mo ago
> The killer feature is everything is a stream/thread. I argue that is a better UX over Slack, but it takes some getting used I personally can't stand it. _However_ I just learned today that it can actually be disabled, which I
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by trueno 9mo ago
was just chattin zulip in another thread. news to me that there is a setting for disabling topics which puts thing in a normal "chat room" style chronological order though it looks like it still retains some sort of topic visual h
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by trueno 9mo ago
ravensoft open sourced it in 2013 ish and promptly removed it because they accidentally included a bundled lib but i believe it was then re-added. theres quite a few repos that have it cloned. https://github.com/jedis/j
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by trueno 9mo ago
mother of god. its perhaps time to revisit zulip. now if I could perhaps disable the topic group heading this would make perfect sense and effectively be a chatroom.
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by trueno 9mo ago
my team tried it for a couple weeks. couldn't stand the threaded "only see what's important" style of chat. it's undoubtedly our least fav part of microsoft teams---the channels and the threads, we all operate in th
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by trueno 9mo ago
interesting. id love an eclecticlight breakdown of this. they're one of the few if only that write anything worth reading on apple hardware, i once found a QOS/scheduler insight through those guys when I couldn't get my c&#x2
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by trueno 9mo ago
original codebase
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by trueno 9mo ago
I've been working religiously for like 2 years on the jedi academy codebase which is c & c++. It's Ravensofts variant of the idtech3 engine and it's insane how fragile the games combat is to precision and timing changes,
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by trueno 9mo ago
> the only thing that I ever snarl at is how many dials and knobs and options there are that's not a bad thing! yea this is me. postgres is actually insane for how much is offered at checks notes free.99. _however_ we are probably
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by trueno 9mo ago
i think the topic of "what data backend" gets super conflated into many different variations of what the hell people need it for. discussions here go so many different directions. some people are building simple webapps, some are
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by trueno 9mo ago
the itch of curiosity can take someone to great heights... and glorious useless rabbit holes. us nerd programmers should be intimately familiar with this. i sort of do get a little irked at how a lot of the things discovered at the furthest
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by trueno 9mo ago
real
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by trueno 9mo ago
i have been screaming that this is possibly the #1 information systems problem/failure that has led us to where we are and i have seen no thought leaders or solutions emerge. it's imo the top impact vector and the most critical th
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by trueno 9mo ago
i switched to the ios 18 public beta channel, which currently has no beta available to dl and that stopped the damn update annoyances
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by trueno 9mo ago
this is straight up the best multitool. knife pliers screwdriver covers so many life moments. always put this thing in my little pocket in my jeans lol haven't had one since it got confiscated at tsa oops. habit. miss this thing

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