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empthought
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Comment #49082492
“That’s real, and it’s interesting.” Stop with the slop.
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Comment #49016136
Yeah, NeXTSTEP is notoriously a locked-down, untweakable OS. It's not like anyone was able to use it to program anything of consequence.
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Comment #48799521
We don’t need aggregators like HN pitching AI-authored content, no matter how pedagogically sound. We can direct our own AIs to generate our own AI-authored content.
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Comment #48484541
Almost nobody has DNSSEC enabled. Against DNSSEC: https://sockpuppet.org/blog/2015/01/15/against-dnssec/
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Comment #48273742
Stop posting slop.
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Comment #48250202
How about for wmv in Path(sys.argv[1]).rglob("\*.wmv"): print(wmv, end=" ") r = subprocess.run( ["ffmpeg", "-i", wmv, wmv.with_suffix(".mpg")], stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subpr…
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Comment #48153790
We're not talking about Nazis though, are we? We're talking about well over two billion people (possibly more than six billion if it extends beyond Christianity). Your prejudice ag…
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Comment #48153621
I am an atheist. There's no desperation and no casting here. I am just pointing out objective facts. https://www.dictionary.com/browse/bigotry > stubborn and complete intolerance o…
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Comment #48150033
1. There is no religious affiliation for this project, official or otherwise. It is not “religious software.” The project founder is a Christian, that’s all. 2. You clearly are big…
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Comment #48148323
I don’t know, wouldn’t you be pissed if you tried to search your browser history for “gay” and nothing was found? After all, that’s the threat model you’re proposing that you’re wo…
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Comment #48146887
Good luck! It’s the most widely-deployed database software by far. I’m sure you have hundreds or thousands of SQLite files among devices you own. https://sqlite.org/mostdeployed.ht…
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Comment #48144286
The source code is in the public domain. You can inspect it, fork it, and redistribute it as you like. Nothing is being shoved down anyone’s throat.
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Comment #48135065
“No one is required to follow The Rule, to know The Rule, or even to think that The Rule is a good idea. The Founder of SQLite believes that anyone who follows The Rule will live a…
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Comment #48134968
As the first section notes, the only reason they posted this is to fulfill a checklist requirement for certain commercial users. The external requirement for a code of conduct, whi…
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Comment #48084141
Hetzner astroturf?
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Comment #48041639
Engineers that didn't move past src.v35.final.zip version control don't really have jobs today, either.
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Comment #48041463
He absolutely is.
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Comment #48041090
You're trying to turn flexibility and the ability to adapt to new circumstances into a vice. You're wrong. It's a virtue.
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Comment #48027124
I don’t think you’ve actually used any of these tools. 10 different examples in the same session would almost certainly make them perform worse.
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Comment #48016239
You don't need a special feature for this. Just tell the coding assistant what to do.
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Comment #48016216
You should try using the existing agents for your semi-manual editing. You don't need editor support. The coding agent can find "things like this" faster than you can. Just tell it…
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Comment #48016168
> But ultimately, the only situation in which LLMs could meaningfully democratize access to software development is one where they achieve a true silver bullet, by significantly re…
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Comment #47966199
Podcasts (and video) are very low-throughput, low-density information channels. Essays and articles are superior. To demonstrate this, you can just compare the transcript of a typi…