voidfunc

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by voidfunc 6mo ago
Been there; done that. This whole thing is nerd fantasy come to life but its not particularly useful and right now the world for most people is about trying to figure out how to deal with the cost of everything thanks to a poorly planned wa
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
Good thing our legal system doesn't.
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
It's the end of era where the plucky code crafter gets to have a seat at the table of production. Those skills are going to become less and less useful going forward. Industry is going to stop hiring those types. The future of software
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
I'd really like to see package managers organized around rings where a very small core of incredibly important stuff is kept in ring 0, ring 1 gets a slightly wider amount of stuff and can only depend on ring 0 dependencies and then ri
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
You need to articulate why you care better. Why is "AI generated content" a problem for you specifically?
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
You're right, it's actually the people throwing around inflammatory statements like "bootlickers" to virtue signal and score fake internet points that are doing the most harm.
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
Who cares? Did you get the point of the message or not? People trying to detect AI and seeing red the moment their AI-sniff test fails are killing discourse.
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
Using a linter doesn't get you noticed by leadership and net you a promo.
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
I just ask Opus to generate the queries for me these days.
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
Software dev. Game dev never really appealed to me. I kind of have an artsy streak inside of me and map making always felt like additive sculpture which is probably why it appealed.
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
Ugh this makes me nostalgic for the days of Q3-era game map making and custom servers. I used to get lost in the various games Radiant variants as a teen building DM and CTF maps for my clans server.
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
Very interesting. Wonder if this can run Proton for gaming... this looks about perfect.
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
Azure
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
Our customers are morons for using our products and dogs are personable but pretty stupid so yea, makes a lot of sense.
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
Theres no putting that genie back and most people wouldn't want to.
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
I fucking love OpenCode.
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
Oh sweet. Former Java dev turned Go dev like a decade ago, this looks close to what I want.
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by voidfunc 6mo ago
Seriously a need for a new build tool in Java that doesn't fuck around too much.
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by voidfunc 7mo ago
Ive been working with Linux for 25ish years and have never heard of scrot. I think there's low probability of confusion lol.
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by voidfunc 7mo ago
Its a big beautiful system!
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by voidfunc 7mo ago
Oh please, just stop being silly. Being a game dev means you're building games which means you're thinking about the mechanics of the game and what makes something fun to play. The programming is not "game dev" and offlo
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by voidfunc 7mo ago
I've never figured out the rules for me vs. I as a native English speaker. Theyre interchange as far as my little pea brain is concerned.
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by voidfunc 7mo ago
They got elected because they communicated effectively with people in a way those people understood. Trump speaks like a 4th grader and it is extremely effective.
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by voidfunc 7mo ago
> The cringeworthy thing is how the US gov are communicating this and that does the operation a lot of damage. It's really quite terrible. Sounds like it was written by a bunch of 9 year olds after too many sugary drinks. Urgh. That
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by voidfunc 7mo ago
I'm worried a political activist might go off the rails at some point for whatever their cause is and I have their software running on my computer... I don't want to be part of someone else's crusade.
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by voidfunc 7mo ago
The only way they survive is if their board fires the CEO and they bend the knee. The other option is they are given the green light to sell to one of the US Governments trusted partners: Microsoft/Oracle/X.
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by voidfunc 7mo ago
I love Notepad++ but yea, zero confidence in that dev right now. Its programma non grata on my machines at the moment. Theyre also very political and giving them access to my machine now feels even more risky.
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by voidfunc 7mo ago
YOLO. Just ship it.
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by voidfunc 8mo ago
Our trajectory is to meld ourselves with machines. Fleshy humans may he stuck on earth but our machines have no such restrictions and can be engineered for all kinds of extremes. We will eventually figure out how to imprint our consciousnes
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by voidfunc 8mo ago
Hello SimCity 2000 Microwave Power Plant.

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