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by znpy 5mo ago
> If you can buy low and sell high it’s worth it. Or, hear me out: buy low and rent high.
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by znpy 5mo ago
> "renting is just throwing your money away". yep, it is. i bought my home and went from paying 650 euros/month for a single room and sharing the rest of the flat with a roommate (in his own room) to paying 430 euros/
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by znpy 5mo ago
The world does not revolve around you
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by znpy 5mo ago
> They used to have a lot of ego, specially established mods there would delete whatever you post, mock you, and all. And then there comrades would chear and double the insults. Yeah, it was a shitshow. The thing i hated the most were mo
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by znpy 5mo ago
I have fond memories of playing with dyndns and having cool domains like <mynick>.homeunix.net … and having downtime because my home dns connection went down and came back up with a different ip address. Fun times :)
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by znpy 5mo ago
> The engineer is not the target user yes, but: 1. not anymore 2. That's the price you have to pay if you want the tool you like to have corporate buy-in
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by znpy 5mo ago
> k380 Logitech k380? Jesus Christ those round keys are ugly as unemployment.
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by znpy 5mo ago
> DHH realized this, and is cashing in on a wave of new, inexperienced users looking for a cool looking Linux distribution This is the dumbest thing i’ve read this month. Stopped reading after that. The implicit amount of hate for DHH is
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by znpy 5mo ago
Weird to see anything but relational databases.
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by znpy 5mo ago
> Let's say a friend sends you an exe file, a game they made. 1995 called, they want their lame hacking tecniques back
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by znpy 5mo ago
btw we have an american company that's doing a lot of different things: Amazon. dumb example: it does computer chips (graviton cpus), it does backpacks and stationary (stuff under the "amazon basics" brand), it does editorial
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by znpy 5mo ago
> The kind of garbage that people who don’t know any better would ship: it looked right and it worked. I feel what you write, but then again: every now and then i write small greasmonkey scripts to remove annoyances from webpages, and to
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by znpy 5mo ago
> So much for Dario’s ethics. He happily partners with Elon. He seems like just another power hungry monopoly seeking liar. Dario has been glorified unnecessarily. He's just like all the other people in the space: not good, not bad.
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by znpy 5mo ago
Is this cheap anti-semitism? There is a ton of R&D research in Israel, not only for apple chips, but a whole lot of other companies. Heck, Annapurna, the company that developed what went to become Graviton chips, is israeli. Intel has a
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by znpy 5mo ago
> Mac fsync(2) is ~15× faster than the cloud SBS per call Weird to read this line when the author themselves explains earlier in the same article that mac os and apple’s storage controller do weird stuff with fsync and that data might no
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by znpy 5mo ago
I use it via the gnu emacs integration :P https://github.com/xenodium/agent-shell
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by znpy 5mo ago
> It’s clearly being ran by someone who comes from a social app or sales app growth hacking background. I fixed that by using cursor the agent but not the UI. I'm just running cursor in GNU Emacs via agent-shell ( https://
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by znpy 5mo ago
The issue is that flash had everything you mention about fifteen to twenty years ago (if more) along with better and more thorough tooling. In the html5 camp the features appeared one by one and the tooling is still fragmented. What happene
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by znpy 5mo ago
> But there is one teeny tiny problem: the tool is so fricken slow. Reminds me about that time i was working at one of the very large cloud providers. I had to edit a script in a source code repository and somehow the direction was somet
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by znpy 5mo ago
I think that the main flaw in the reasoning is assuming that cost of token will stay the same over the years. Chances are that token prices will go down, but chances also are that the AI bubble pops and all of a sudden all these companies w
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by znpy 5mo ago
not if you self-host the underlying LLM, and this is why you should.
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by znpy 5mo ago
i remember using gspace as a firefox plugin to store stuff in my gmail account. it's probably still there in my 20 years old emails. funnily enough, if it was possible to find the source code of that plugin somewhere, i could probably
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by znpy 5mo ago
> Who on earth thought deleting 50 mails at a time is sufficient in the days of multi-GB inboxes? whoever profits on using your data for advertising services like
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by znpy 5mo ago
> Source…? Real life? My macbook neo with 8gb memory is faster and snappier than my shit-tier thinkpad X13G1 even when the X13 is not swapping at all. I have 8c/16t Ryzen 7 along with 32GB ram over there, running GNU/Linux. And
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by znpy 5mo ago
I think this reasoning is just disconnected from reality. Reality is, the iphone 16 sharing the same chipset is perfectly functional for many more years to come, running similar workloads (for the same target audience): mainly web browsing.
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by znpy 5mo ago
> This was despite Donald Trump’s best efforts to the contrary in the form of anti-growth tariffs, mass deportations and attacks on institutions like the Fed. Why didn’t the author even take into consideration that Trump actions might ha
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by znpy 5mo ago
> Imo AWS support is pretty decent compared to other vendors. yep, that's the point. it used to be stellar on its own, now it's only good when you compare it to other vendors.
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by znpy 5mo ago
> Of course I do not pay for premium support, so I have to wait the 24 hours that they said it would take them to reply. It's 3 days and AWS support has not replied. The writing has been on the wall for a few years now, and this is
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by znpy 5mo ago
Wow that’s racist
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by znpy 5mo ago
> you wonder whether capitalism truly does produce the most efficient allocation of resources it does, but current state of capitalism has kinda degenerated. the main sentinel about this is the fact that us antitrust has not imposed any

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