viraptor

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by viraptor 11mo ago
Too late? https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/linuxemu/
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by viraptor 11mo ago
I see that as more than a gotcha. It speaks to what the company really stands for if they say "yeah, we got it, you bought rights to use it, but nah, screw you". They're in no way obligated to provide the installer of course,
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by viraptor 11mo ago
In what way? Panel of experts approach has been a thing for a while now and it's documented to improve quality.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
There's a difference between "we don't have it anymore" and "we won't provide it for security reasons". They're not the same.
515.
by viraptor 11mo ago
That sounds like an environment variable to set when you start it.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
They don't have to replicate everything exactly as it was in the original machines to give the right vibe. It's similar, not a retrocomputing reproduction. Also Amiga was made by Commodore - it's in the same family. I don&#x2
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> Who is this for? Probably people who see this and experience extreme confused nostalgia for the unholy merge of IBM and Commodore esthetic. It makes no practical sense, it's overpriced, it's a terrible use of space and I stil
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Depends how you work. I've rarely (never?) drafted anything and almost all of the first approach ended up in the final result. It would look pretty close to "typed in the AI answer with very minor modifications after". I&#x27
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by viraptor 11mo ago
I'm not sure you get how Cursor works. You add both instructions and code to your prompt. And it does provide its own autocomplete model as well. And... lots of people use that. (It's the largest platform today as far as I can tel
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> They default to writing code via prompt generation which is sub-optimal. What do you mean?
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Has there been any announcement of a new programming benchmark? SWE looks like it's close to saturation already. At this point for SWE it may be more interesting to start looking at which types of issues consistently fail/work bet
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by viraptor 11mo ago
If only we could follow links and had some form of search for similar text to find multiple studies published on that topic...
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by viraptor 11mo ago
I wonder what the actual result will be. LLMs can generate functions quickly, but they're also keen to include packages without asking. I've had to add a "don't add new dependencies unless explicitly asked" to a few
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by viraptor 11mo ago
You can write simple front-end without reactive components. Most pages are not full blown apps and they were fine for a very long time with jQuery, whose features have been largely absorbed into plain js/dom/CSS.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
There were. They're just not as popular here. For example https://www.sonatype.com/blog/malware-removed-from-maven-cen... Maven is also a bit more complex than npm and had an issue in the system itself https:&#x2
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by viraptor 11mo ago
It's not the packaging tech. Apt will typically mean a Debian-based distro. That means the packages are chosen by the maintainers and updated only during specific time periods and tested before release. Even if the underlying software
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Parent said "many" and didn't in any way insinuate it's an implication you can run the other way.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> it has been shown time and time again that this might emphasize the symptoms and make a person "sicker". While that's true, for ADHD self description it's common to under estimate the impact. That's why you typ
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> What makes you think so? "In effect, more than half of Americans live paycheck to paycheck and one crisis away from homelessness." https://www.usich.gov/guidance-reports-data/data-trends I don't kno
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> Personally I am voting against any public transport funding until all homeless Statistically you're just a few days of bad luck from being both homeless and carless. What's your plan for getting to work to not be in that situ
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> People won't use public transit if they have to deal with mentally ill people or hucksters. Do they also not use the streets in that case? There's nothing preventing "mentally ill people or hucksters" from being the
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by viraptor 11mo ago
I hope they manage to include Composer1 in this. It's a shame the mostly is missed in most of comparisons like this.
533.
by viraptor 11mo ago
This makes no sense as an explanation. They changed the architecture not to infringe on the patents. So the patents are not stopping them from opening up now.
534.
by viraptor 11mo ago
The $30 settlement doesn't mean that's what the data is worth. For better estimation, we could look at how much discount various places are giving for information. For example my shopping data is apparently worth many hundreds a y
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Do you actively want the linked thread to not exist? Because not having this posting option does not mean it would appear anywhere else.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Reports like that don't need to be completely dispassionate. If you want that, there are other sources to read. But people have opinions.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Oh it keeps getting better... https://kotaku.com/roblox-new-york-times-interview-baszucki-... Tell me they care...
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by viraptor 11mo ago
That and both mum blogs and early food blogs were definitely driven by older people.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> Everyone and their mother wasn’t online back then. Yes, but - there were lots of people who got online in other to blog. Livejournal, blogspot and others were the reason some of their mothers did get online. It was that mainstream!
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> It never was and never will be mainstream. We had the time around when blogspot was a thing when everyone and their dog had a blog. It was mainstream enough for "Julie and Julia". It was a different time.

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