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by wrxd 7mo ago
If you dislike the slop on the website so much you might also not like GitHub that much. It shows this software has been heavily co-written by Claude code
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by wrxd 7mo ago
The model is only generating tokens without touching the network at all, right? How would it send data away?
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by wrxd 7mo ago
GB News?
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by wrxd 7mo ago
At this point you’re doing almost as much work as if you handpicked a few channels and put them in your RSS reader. Algorithms are sold as “curation is hard, the algorithm does it for you” but getting the algorithm to do a good job is actua
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by wrxd 7mo ago
It would have been cool if the commit authors reflected the actual politicians responsible for the reforms. Find a law, run `git blame` and immediately know who’s responsible for it
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State of Immutable Linux(justingarrison.com)
3 points by wrxd 7mo ago|0 comments
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From error-handling to structured concurrency(blog.nelhage.com)
6 points by wrxd 7mo ago|0 comments
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Atuin v18.13 – better search, a PTY proxy, and AI for your shell(blog.atuin.sh)
3 points by wrxd 7mo ago|0 comments
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Think hard before you deploy BookLore(old.reddit.com)
4 points by wrxd 7mo ago|0 comments
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by wrxd 7mo ago
General purpose computing is like that. You get a blank slate and you get the device to do what you want and learn when you hit the limits of what the machine can do
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Dreaming of a Ten-Year Computer(alexwlchan.net)
4 points by wrxd 7mo ago|0 comments
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by wrxd 7mo ago
I find it generally slow and by default it gets in the way in a very annoying way. Without disabling the feature l, every single time I try to install something it also looks for updates so instead of installing a single package I end up up
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by wrxd 7mo ago
Assuming AR/VR is actually going to be the next thing, how are they going to fight the lock-in due to Google and Apple ecosystem? Being first isn't going to be enough if Google and Apple manage to release something soon enough and
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Nix on macOS – The Good, the Bad and the Ugly(drakerossman.com)
3 points by wrxd 7mo ago|0 comments
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by wrxd 7mo ago
This is going to end either with seniors rubber-stamping absolutely everything without even reading or with seniors blocking most of the slop for no overall productivity gain
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Advice for Operating a Public-Facing API (2023)(jcs.org)
2 points by wrxd 7mo ago|1 comments
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by wrxd 7mo ago
You can still have subdomains with Tailscale. Point them at the tailscale IP address and run a reverse proxy in front of your services
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by wrxd 7mo ago
It doesn’t help that the people in the news for space-related things are mostly Elon Musk, claiming every so often that we’re really really close to be on Mars just to kicking the date further out as it approaches or Jeff Besoz who doesn’t
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Apple Used to Design Its Laptops for Repairability(ifixit.com)
48 points by wrxd 7mo ago|23 comments
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Boy I was wrong about the Fediverse(matduggan.com)
177 points by wrxd 7mo ago|204 comments
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The Curse of the Everything Device(hackaday.com)
1 points by wrxd 7mo ago|0 comments
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Lenovo’s new ThinkPads score 10/10 for repairability(ifixit.com)
520 points by wrxd 8mo ago|249 comments
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by wrxd 8mo ago
I don’t want to be the one who has to upgrade this software + vibe coded patches. It’s going to be very likely that once something is patched is to be considered as diverged and very hard to upgrade
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by wrxd 8mo ago
@dang is dupe detection having issues? https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=modular.com shows this has been submitted 6 times over the last couple of days
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by wrxd 8mo ago
Why bombarding him with a single kind of posts instead of showing him various things he might be interested in? That would give the algorithm a chance to learn faster and be more effective. Besides that, with all the tracking Meta does arou
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Current – New RSS Reader(terrygodier.com)
4 points by wrxd 8mo ago|1 comments
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by wrxd 8mo ago
That’s a way to keep the daily active users number going up
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by wrxd 8mo ago
This post does a great job at showing that the core idea behind GPT is relatively simple. To do something useful it needs tons of data and then everything starts becoming more and more complex to deal with
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by wrxd 8mo ago
> I have an iPhone 16 and I'm locked in because of all my photos being on my iCloud subscriptio Ever heard of the Data Transfer Project? https://support.google.com/photos/answer/10502587?sjid=95203...
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AI agent opens a PR write a blogpost to shames the maintainer who closes it(github.com)
953 points by wrxd 8mo ago|750 comments

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