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dtj1123

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    Comment #49211097

    This tracks with my observation that upper management types in essentially every domain are pampered assholes who haven't interacted with the real world in decades, if ever. Hell y…

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    Comment #49182643

    Neither can I, if I'm being honest.

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    Comment #49166196

    No, both of these things can happen in parallel. The suggestion is that a 1T model could be made to run on cheap consumer hardware of the future.

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    Comment #49133201

    Genuine question, what work has Paul Graham done that can be classified as 'great'?

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    Comment #49133192

    This begs the question of what the fundamentals really are. There are a bajillion bootcamps and learn-x-in-a-weekend books out there, most of which seem to focus on getting you fam…

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    Comment #49109343

    It's an open issue from 3 years ago, that has potentially serious implications and an easy fix.

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    Comment #49106600

    Cheers, you just changed my life.

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    Comment #49096604

    It really does rock.

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    Comment #49056754

    I hate weird bash tricks with a passion. The extent to which the script author gets to feel smart and efficient is exactly the extent to which the future reader of the script gets …

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    Comment #49040981

    Yep, on rereading my comment I totally failed to make this clear. Cheers.

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    Comment #49035950

    A modern terminal emulator like Ghostty or Kitty can render images, even over ssh. And a tui editor like Neovim or Helix works over ssh just fine. If you need something more intera…

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    Comment #49034946

    After the all the noise surrounding the forking of the Zig compiler in order to speed up builds, I'm really surprised that this isn't the top comment. The fact that a one-man team …

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    Comment #48993343

    Don't forget gnu parallel

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    Comment #48988889

    People often do things they don't want to when at work.

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    Comment #48988363

    May I recommend "Look to Windward" to you?

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    Comment #48974792

    I'd play games, read books and do drugs. It'd be different from today's state of affairs in that I wouldn't need to spend the majority of my waking hours reading stuff I don't care…

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    Comment #48967659

    > having lived through the dot-com hype in the 1990s Having not lived through this, I'm actually curious as to how similar it was to the current hype cycle. Was there a general sen…

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    Comment #48967027

    Most of us on some level felt confident that AI would completely revolutionise our society. The singularity made sense to me, at least. It hasn't worked out like that, but rather t…

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    Comment #48959577

    What's the distinction between capital and money?

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    Comment #48947530

    FWIW, this isn't unique to capital. The same 'get a thing that ticks a box out of the door as fast as physically possible even if it's AI slop' thinking is everywhere in grant-fund…

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    Comment #48878676

    Thanks, my next short-haul flight will be considerably improved

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    Comment #48875702

    Gvim is a TUI with a GUI taped on top, and whilst the PowerShell you've given there does call a GUI library function as described, I'm pretty sure the author is referring to non tr…