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darthrupert

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    Comment #45371912

    One kind of pushing your hands against your ears is ignoring problems that other people are talking about when you're not comfortable with hearing about them.

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    Comment #45370962

    I'm not talking about the people who you think are "adults" (I assume you mean people whose opinions mostly matches yours), I mean everyone. They wouldn't talk about this if nobody…

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    Comment #45370761

    I agree with the main concern DHH correctly points out here, that some spaces (mostly inhabited by leftists) are currently calling a lot of people nazis who clearly are not nazis. …

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    Comment #45370728

    When people stop reacting to them.

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    Comment #45346359

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    Comment #45346303

    An AI board would certainly fire a CEO of a $20 billion company who wastes their time doing little tweaking like that. I mean even if there'd be a perfect AI that does something be…

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    Comment #45278083

    Arab nations have made invasions to Europe on a regular basis throughout history. That practically stopped when Israel was created. Israel has been an amazing success for Western s…

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    Comment #45277815

    Ukraine War started 3 years ago in 2022, not two years ago. Or 11 years ago in 2014, if we count from the illegal annexation of Crimea. The Gaza war will be a footnote to the actua…

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    Comment #45195760

    A 4" Android 15 phone that is seems to be relatively premium. A nice contrast to the giants Apple just released.

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    Comment #45116467

    The idea that either of these two would live for another 80 years is without a doubt the worst thing I have read in the last 5 years, or perhaps ever.

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    Comment #45113955

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    Comment #44938308

    > You are going to indent your code anyway, so you might as well give the indentation some meaning. Autoformatters came and fixed that problem. Nobody (except python, haskell and n…

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    Comment #44862826

    I have used coding agents with great success. So in some way I'm building useful things using AI, and the people who created those agents absolutely created something extremely use…

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    Comment #44862801

    Searching through hacker news to verify this isn't so easily done so yes, I will have to concede to call mine merely a claim as well.

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    Comment #44861436

    Looks more like the opposite of what you claim is happening. Are you doing a "big lie", i.e. repeat an obvious untruth so that people will start believing it?

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    Comment #44860999

    For what it's worth, the first Tesla model that ever got software upgrades is still getting them. That's the Model S from 2012.

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    Comment #44856517

    I suggest Cosmic Desktop (currently at alpha7) for anyone looking for a hyprland -kind of experience but with a bit more desktop feeling. It's already quite stable even though it's…

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    Comment #44856473

    Absolutely. Kinda of the best of many worlds, because it has what looks like an indentation-based syntax but actually blocks are delimited by start and end keywords. This makes it …

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    Comment #44821543

    Ok, so I checked it out slightly more and noticed that the omarchy installation script enables the chaotix.cx repo, which contains packages automatically built from AUR. I.e. packa…

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    Comment #44813519

    Well it's not worse than picking up a random usb stick on the street and running the exe from it

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    Comment #44813503

    Here's a port to NixOS which I haven't had the time to try out yet but will try to soon: https://github.com/henrysipp/omarchy-nix

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    Comment #44813479

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    Comment #44733773

    CBOR has always seemed to me like the most promising data format for efficient data transfer. Somewhat weird how little use it has.

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    Comment #44733759

    CBOR is just a standard data format. Why would it need an ad? What are they selling here?