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Sophistifunk
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About Sophistifunk
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Comment #49034668
You might enjoy How to Make Evertything on YT.
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Comment #48682518
Everybody is missing the point. Companies that dump all their white collar employees for AI will all disappear overnight. If there's nobody being employed by the company to do a th…
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Comment #48556408
Back then the whole system was designed to do stuff for us. Now, so much of it is designed to work against us. Monstrous towers of complexity for the sole purpose of stopping you g…
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Comment #47420663
This isn't reporting, it's propaganda.
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Comment #45689538
Thing is that's a question for the market to decide. Which is why we have anti-trust / anti-monopoly laws in the first place. We don't want the state setting "fair" prices for anyt…
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Comment #45689501
Claude is (in my limited experience so far) more useful after a bit of back and forth where you can explain to it what's going on in your codebase. Although I suspect if you have a…
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Comment #45229274
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Comment #45193053
The idea that what's needed is for these alternative platforms to switch to "free with ads" is amazingly short sighted and disheartening. Everything bad YouTube does is driven by t…
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Comment #44872414
Race cars have heaps of safety systems not present in road cars. They don't have ABS and traction control because they don't actually increase safety on track with a professional d…
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Comment #44590229
True, but I think the "low-level" complaint against Go in the article was just referring to all the stupid repetitive ceremony required for error handling, which Zig mostly skips o…
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Comment #44589329
The wasted time and money in construction comes entirely from two places: a small percentage of crooked builders (and their local council mates), and the bureaucracy that is trying…
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Comment #44589296
I very much enjoy reading and writing TS code. What I don't enjoy is the npm ecosystem (and accompanying mindset), and what I can't stand is trying to configure the damn thing. I'v…
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Comment #44589274
Sounds like a Zig-shaped hole to me ;-)
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Comment #44392827
When are we done adding everything into the browser API?
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Comment #41990251
I'm much more interested in going the other direction, in order to get a TV without all the crapware.
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Comment #41495837
It's very interesting to me that we have to keep telling people this, but it hasn't become part of the "hive folk knowledge" we all seem to develop. I think DB vendors have been sl…
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Comment #41232871
Boeing haven't exactly been covering themselves with glory with their non-NASA work over the last decade or two, either. But I'd still go with "both" :)
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Comment #40974008
An ARM computer running a BSD and x stack. What's interesting about it, that makes it a "flying car" as opposed to everybody else's 140 characters?
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Comment #40965689
There's plenty of people who want to build that thing, and most of us have a good idea how it probably should be, at least at first. The problem isn't building it, it's funding it …
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Comment #40734714
That's pretty damned impressive.
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Comment #39902067
Most image sharing is ephemeral. Nobody cares if the image is gone 3 weeks from now, or if some private equity firm destroys the host company entirely in a year. Nobody's going to …
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Comment #39739974
I didn't mean you need the house to work on it, FWIW, but there are a lot of hobbies that will scratch that itch, and are impossible or make you a real dick if you live in an apart…
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Comment #39739963
I am not an American.
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Comment #39699550
This idea that the problem with western society is that we allow people to live in detached houses with yards instead of inner-city apartment buildings is bollocks. People need pri…
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Comment #39624200
The audio gating on this makes it incredibly difficult to watch