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bigpeopleareold
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Comment #49193365
I introduced myself to this space a couple of weeks ago with a PineTab2. I bought it for reading but some tinkering. I am running Plasma Mobile on it. It's rough, but OK (and can't…
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Comment #48917783
I have been developing a collection of rather poor AI slop describing something technical, but nothing lately has been coming up on my feed! As an aside, something that would get p…
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Comment #48856743
... or Ada.
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Comment #48598223
The first time I heard about this was last week when I was listening to the economic issues that the article mentions on NRK "political quarter" (NRK is the national broadcaster) w…
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Comment #48442637
In my employment from the last 3 years, I saw twice that there were two migrations from internal systems to GitHub. I would think that companies are doing this for cost-cutting mea…
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Comment #48442343
I know you are being facetious that there are a few that are a little bit too persnickety with old ThinkPads, but if they used a known distribution on the said 13-year old ThinkPad…
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Comment #46821533
While time consuming, I would gladly use my otherwise underused but decent enough handwriting to carefully write out job applications. Can get really good pens to do it too. Howeve…
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Comment #46703200
Whatever I might agree or disagree with, this is annoying to look at, but his stuff keeps coming up in my YouTube feed. Even it looks slightly interesting, I know it will be some r…
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Comment #46692096
I'll add that my P14s (gen 3) keyboard sticks up in one place. It's not the biggest problem, but this an odd fit problem I never saw on my older ones. Typing on it is not as great …
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Comment #46692059
I got mine just for the Trackpoint too :D I just use it on my desk though. But I am waiting in the mail for the new Shinobi. There are very few other keyboards on the market with t…
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Comment #46679388
While my projects have not touched agentic AI yet and the type of code I have been writing is produced like back in the day (read documentation, write code, read documentation, wri…
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Comment #46676018
Whoops, looked him up. Growing a big moustache out and changing my political affiliations as I write this.
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Comment #46666923
I appreciate all the innovations that him and his team brought to the ThinkPad, since this is my main set of laptops. Lenovo, on the other hand, has been a hit or miss for awhile. …
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Comment #46634580
Everything I see on this topic involves gaming. The last game I played in a long while was Cities Skylines on my laptop (which was taxing, but ran it fine). I used to use Macs, but…
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Comment #46390362
Technical: - Just anything more programming-specific stuff at work. When I get to do something, it's a stress-relief, because the typical day involves dealing with meetings, people…
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Comment #45757575
Free Pascal with better tooling?
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Comment #45613876
I have read HN for years ... on my profile it says my account was made 11 years ago but I followed it much longer than that. It has been a continual resource of things that I would…
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Comment #45333268
"I still love my Framework, despite its flaws. I will just keep it plugged in so that it’s ready to go when I want to use it." That sounds like a plan! I suppose that if I was dist…
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Comment #45298713
Used KDE for years now. It is stable and just works. It's not important enough, but I wish there was a function like in macOS that switches between applications fully on Alt-Tab, w…
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Comment #45147186
A quite delicate taste of leather on my soft palette.
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Comment #45136243
I started to think that these type of articles posted on Hacker News are a bit excessive. This and the AI stuff. This is one American company (high-profile, for sure) that might or…
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Comment #44478333
This is exactly what I have been thinking lately, starting with looking at Oberon. It seems to me that writing a simple GUI should be the same as writing a simple text-oriented scr…
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Comment #44224380
I have become slightly more interested in the software, that is, the GUI, the operations, etc. I miss some of the simplicity of classic mac, and the silly ideas I had trying to pro…
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Comment #43953434
I only toyed with Lazarus/Free Pascal. There was some things I couldn't get used to. Maybe time to toy around again :) I feel like mentioning a few things that helped in the past: …
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Comment #43855892
They might as well load the rest of Windows at startup if that is the magic bullet of how many performance issues their OS and software has. It still shocks me that my cheap 8-year…