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hawski
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About hawski
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Comment #47259876
I think that LLMs should not be allowed to say "I". It should always be in third person. Instead of "I can write this for you" it should say "This machine can write this for you" o…
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Comment #45193574
My first thought was that if there was any carbon based life around there there isn't anymore.
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Comment #45188685
In this case watch your toes!
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Comment #42965690
At the moment those are region locked.
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Comment #42778915
It is not that easy. From https://fosdem.org/2025/faq/#registration > Q: I plan on visiting FOSDEM, where can I register? > No registration is required. > Q: How much does a entry …
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Comment #42741204
I understand that those drugs are very useful, but in a way it feels for me like ancient Rome with its orgies and vomit inducing so they can eat more. At least looking at USA from …
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Comment #42672344
Depending on coding style you could just do something like this: ^struct whatever
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Comment #42654396
When I hear Chinese CEO, I think they may be easily replaced and in the end the real CEO is Xi Jinping. I am sure it is a bit more complicated and I may have some prejudice, but ho…
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Comment #42645992
Isn't a shared host with php serverless for all intents and purposes?
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Comment #42533915
A lot of people listened to music from YouTube as their primary source besides an FM radio before Spotify was available as it is now. YouTube somewhat famously signed deals with mu…
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Comment #42505437
Color Halftone Hyperzooms by Posy
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Comment #42460923
You need to read the post. > Wait a minute, this list goes to 17, yet the intro only mentions 14! I actually did that because a couple might overlap and a couple of them are half-a…
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Comment #42460104
That is very informational. Thank you. I am interested in Vale and it feels very promising, though because my interested in bootstrapping I don't like that it is written in Scala. …
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Comment #42375469
I don't understand what is notable about this. Looking at timestamps those are all jokes, not even good ones.
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Comment #42375397
He had 10 days to find out on site.
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Comment #42375377
I would think that getting rid of the evidence is the integral part of planning a crime. Otherwise it is sloppiness. There is a lot of ways to do such things I am sure, but you hav…
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Comment #42344135
I remember using Box86 to play some old DOS games on Windows around 20 years ago. But other than that experience I don't know much about it. I only see it mentioned somehow more la…
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Comment #42273296
I don't like this design all that much. It makes sense, but it is too spaced out for me. I love the design I have in my current car - Renault Laguna 3. The HVAC control panel is be…
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Comment #42265900
I understand what you mean, but the point of respect would be for this all games and pretense not to matter. I know, in the real world we can't just count on that sadly.
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Comment #42254941
Browsers are infrastructure. I wonder if their development should be financed like other infrastructure projects. Though I don't really know what I am talking about. Who pays for t…
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Comment #42254103
JS culture is to pull a dependency for anything, in Zig land I assume it is more conservative like C or C++: pull one or two for your specific bigger picture or often enough none a…
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Comment #42237055
For me it is mainly ease of use. I don't have to login to GitHub, it has all the necessary filters just there: repositories, paths, languages. It is very fast and supports regex se…
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Comment #42226749
I fully agree with you. Though I would add that it a little depends on the type of program. A CLI program's lazy, but often sufficient way of handling erroneous input are asserts (…