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Comment #48673481
When competition has no rules it resorts to people banging each other over their heads with clubs.
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Comment #48671201
Disheartening. macOS seems to get less and less support in a way. For example some of the Blizzard remakes don't run on macOS but the originals do.
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Comment #48597235
"Buy more RAM" usually isn't the thing I want to hear when my linter is slow.
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Comment #48145735
There is a qualitative difference between unsafe Rust and Zig as far as I know.
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Comment #48133901
I don't think you have specified that "," is used to pick up stuff in the bar below the log.
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Comment #48133805
Climate change is too soft of a term. Maybe that's why it doesn't interest people who like to declare war on things. The targeted term must be something that is clearly human made,…
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Comment #48133665
These corporations exist and do work. Worker owned companies have their own challenges and their own advantages. For example they tend to be more stable during crisis, because work…
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Comment #48133570
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Comment #48133507
I think you make a point that is worthy of discussion, but the first sentence is unnecessarily hostile. The comment you responded to already made a caveat that they might be too cy…
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Comment #48092451
I‘m surpised at the presented dichotomy between JSON formatting and what the Apple SDK provides to parse output into structs. Based on what I understand about how the former works,…
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Comment #48092389
Local could also mean self hosted. The obvious optimization for the case presented would be to generate all the summaries on a server instead of in the client. Then the totally use…
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Comment #47980085
Aside, but I struggled a long time with regular sleep. I have been a night owl since I was a kid. I experience late hours as magical, don’t know how to describe it. So I always sle…
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Comment #47971770
The insight for me is that the assumptions of system need to be stated, not just the intent.
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Comment #47940421
I tried to make a joke about the tensions of security and accountability.
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Comment #47940060
Not even vibe coders, but autonomous agents/bots. I‘ve noticed that some projects have „Claude“ as one of their top three contributors.
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Comment #47940024
I glanced at zhe thread you linked. And as I understand they are in the process of migrating, which will take more than a year still. If that’s the case, then it’s not necessarily …
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Comment #47937027
But by not having a checklist you avoid that your blind spots get exposed.
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Comment #47936893
It seems to me that this sort of work is a usecase that’s actually very fitting use case for LLM agents and the like. Because they can be trained and tuned to find commonly known v…
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Comment #47936614
I tried to make sense of middle eastern politics once. My conclusion has been „It’s complicated.“
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Comment #47931200
Apparently movement plus focus on the distance has a calming, clearing effect on the mind. Do you have a similar experience when walking or running (deliberately)?
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Comment #47931176
Rumi (the Sufi mystic) apparently walked and turned in circles in order to contemplate. The tradition merges music and movement with philosophy and religious mysticism. Walking, da…
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Comment #47900823
LLMs have a lot of issues with facts, because they are probabilistic and you typically only get one answer per query instead of multiple covering a larger space. However, they are …
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Comment #47899329
Or they pack up to leave.
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Comment #47899057
I think you must be right to _some_ degree. The article illustrates that this org doesn’t know why they are doing certain things. But there‘s something psychologically powerful hap…
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Comment #47899029
> The point of a code review is not simply for good code to make it into a codebase, but to build institutional knowledge as people debate and iterate and compromise, slow as it ma…