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    Comment #49248072

    You absolutely can just press a button on a phone to instantly start an AI voice conversation. Heck, you don't even need to press a button in a lot of cases.

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    Comment #49191157

    > one file contains a switch statement that has so many case statements it spans more than 1000 lines Probably best to leave YandereDev's code out of the training data.

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    Comment #49169350

    Users can install extensions to tame websites and PWAs, like ad blockers

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    Comment #49125460

    Also mise: https://mise.jdx.dev/environments/

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    Comment #49117624

    Is that the only thing governing unprivileged ports, or do programs also implement their own rules?

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    Comment #49076686

    Frankly, why would I put much weight into what Anthropic say about open weight models?

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    Comment #49058935

    What I don't get is why (on Arch) I have linger off yet have never had trouble with tmux/ zellij being killed. Edit: ah, this post clears it up. Mentions linger has nothing to do w…

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    Comment #49053296

    > No, it is not my choice, because I'm not talking about my PC at home, but rather what organizations use - commercial companies, universities, schools, NGOs etc How much of a say …

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    Comment #49053230

    Personally I think moving away from the hodgepodge of scripts, giving a consistent interface for people to use, extend, etc, is kinda necessary for the average user to have a decen…

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    Comment #49014905

    "Supported" it sure, but I'm dubious of the "70%" increase. It was very dependent on the game being played, and the CPU being used.

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    Comment #49011367

    Wasn't that actually a very short lived period of time? Especially with gains up to 70%, and you had to contend with new stutters?

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    Comment #48986230

    Kane Parsons is 20 years old (Sorry to use a meme but I couldn't drop this oddly perfect opportunity. Also Kane Parsons is 21 years old)

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    Comment #48936453

    I always got a kick out of that, coming from a JavaScript background where people constantly harp on the size of node modules. My Tauri project, where the backend is much smaller c…

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    Comment #48921118

    So since Musk said it there's a fair chance of it never happening I guess

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    Comment #48860532

    copilot.lua, CodeCompanion when I want in-editor agents (hooked up to OpenCode), OpenCode web for most everything else. Neovim works fine in OpenCode web's terminal too.

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    Comment #48811173

    One more ~~lane~~ layer of LLMs is sure to solve all our problems

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    Comment #48806209

    Still not sure if the alternative of vendoring like Shadcn, where a migration like this requires a black box probability machine to do the migration for you is any better.

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    Comment #48805886

    Compulsion Games was also a strange acquisition / team to decide to put $100M + 7 years of trust into. They had two games by that point, neither with amazing reviews.

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    Comment #48799671

    Kudos to whoever put this in the response, honestly what a fun idea.

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    Comment #48796854

    MUI v5 absolutely supported React 17 though. Unless you're thinking of React 16, which hadn't had updates for almost a year when MUI v5 released.

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    Comment #48796794

    MUI release codemods for their major version bumps to ease the migration. Those and TypeScript take out most of the issues with upgrading. There were a couple of rough migrations t…

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    Comment #48794593

    I worked for a startup in Canada, with Dutch founders, and operations in France and California. That meme about how different countries treat out-of-office is very accurate.

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    Comment #48788710

    I hear you, but only 2 of those things require JavaScript.

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    Comment #48787760

    I really feel like this genre of comment should fall under this "don't" from the HN guidelines: > Please don't complain about tangential annoyances—e.g. article or website formats,…