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About rewgs
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Comment #48771140
Immich is the best self-hosted app I use. Hats off to the developers!
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Comment #48550850
Do tell! Specifically the DAW latency problems. I love the idea of running a DAW in a VM on Proxmox.
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Comment #48478027
GP clearly isn’t talking about 60 year olds who were full stack devs and get on Hacker News.
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Comment #48448666
Yup. For a while I was switching between all three to see which I liked most, and I always end up coming back to Wezterm. The only issue I’ve encountered is that releases on variou…
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Comment #48430376
Considering we can't even get corporations and the ultra wealthy to pay even _close_ to their fair share of taxes, forgive me if I'm a little skeptical of the idea that a utopia, s…
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Comment #48430360
Right there with you. I regularly use Claude for all sorts of tasks, but I am extremely against letting it write loads of code _for_ me. And like you, I find prompting to be a pret…
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Comment #48421371
> There's too much to memorize, and the standards are too varied. When I go to a project site for maintenance and it's a C++ project, I instantly lose energy — because it's just to…
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Comment #48366606
Perhaps this will end up being the mythical MacBook-like hardware that I can install Linux on (Asahi notwithstanding).
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Comment #47937169
Err, nope, it is 100% Cross Desktop Group: https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/ That said, you are correct that it has nothing to do with Windows (and I never said that it did).
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Comment #47913478
> I have a Mac, not an XDG desktop. I would only expect and want X applications I run through Xquartz (all zero of them) to follow that. XDG has nothing to do with X11. XDG stands …
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Comment #47902805
"gen 2x2" is Microsoft level bad naming.
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Comment #47699784
Is there a right kind of anthill to sit on?
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Comment #47646424
I'm a lifelong musician, went to music school to study jazz and orchestration, was a professional film composer for 15 years prior to pivoting to programming. I've read quite a few…
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Comment #47474579
Holy shit, a wild Everett Bogue sighting. I read your blog way back. Hope you’re doing well!
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Comment #47457541
But here's the thing: learning Android dev is nothing like "learning" to use an LLM. Obviously there are tons of tools and systems building up around LLMs, and I don't intend to mi…
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Comment #47303779
PCIe cards would indeed be useless for AI unless Apple supports third-party GPUs, but there are certainly some pro creators that would still prefer to have them. I myself work in l…
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Comment #47300245
My theory is that they're going to release a new Mac Pro that's about half the size of the current one. Enough space for some PCIe slots, but otherwise smaller given the enormous a…
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Comment #47243852
I'm selling one! Email in profile, get in touch.
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Comment #47220514
The article specifically talks about B2B and MDM-like features. The "average consumer" isn't the point here -- rather, governments, defense, high-security corporations, etc.
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Comment #46791500
I always try and keep in mind that we typically think of software as having three versions -- alpha, beta, and release -- but for it's considered even kind of "finished." In my own…
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Comment #46732118
I'm sorry to burst your bubble but it absolutely is. The pro-Suno vs anti-Suno discussions are just as heated as those in programming.
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Comment #46715605
I'm so tired of this kind of design -- that basic dev tool splash page/Tailwind-y/Shadcdn UI thing that's just seemingly everywhere nowadays. It's so basic and tired, like Material…
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Comment #46572537
We are very similar, you and I, and I'm completely with you on all of this.
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Comment #46538125
I don't see enough people talking about this side of things. Couldn't agree more.
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Comment #46490884
Fully disagree. First, I question the value of something merely enduring. But that aside, implicit in what you're saying here is that the "skill of the swing," so to speak, doesn't…