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rmsaksida

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About rmsaksida

Rômulo Saksida - romulo at rsaksida.com

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    Comment #49020224

    I'm sure there is some valuable information in the article, but the LLM-generated prose is unreadable.

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    Comment #47215811

    That looks great. I want to read it! The techno caste system reminds me of Lord of Light.

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    Comment #47209566

    Yes, I understand what you're saying perfectly. And I had similar thoughts while I was writing this. I do not want to talk too much about the process of writing it, or the content …

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    Comment #47208676

    That is not what this is meant as.

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    Comment #47207461

    It's fiction. I did not use AI to write it. On whether it's worthy of people's time... well, I'm not presumptuous enough to say. :)

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    Comment #47088317

    > Claude helped write the article. It is 2026. If that's the case, why do we have to suffer through an AI-generated article? Just give us the prompt. This topic interests me but I …

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    Comment #47053617

    The generated post is even in the repo: https://github.com/christopherkarani/Wax/blob/main/SHOW_HN_P...

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    Comment #46210592

    Unrelated - it looks like your blog's RSS feed isn't up to date. :-)

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    Comment #45481725

    > I like how Google AI Studio allows one to delete sections and they are then no longer part of the context. Not possible in Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini, I think there one can only d…

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    Comment #43860300

    I've been using Valkey simply because after I updated to the latest Fedora version, it dropped redis and pointed me to Valkey instead. I assume as more distros do this and more peo…

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    Comment #43627458

    Yeah Pix lets you choose limits. There's decent granularity for those, you can pick max $ per day, per transfer, per period, and per device. There's a caveat that when you increase…

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    Comment #42918766

    It was a few months ago, but when X was banned in my country I tried Bluesky for a while. It took a lot of effort (adding blocklists, muting words and blocking individual accounts)…

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    Comment #42859193

    Life in that planet evolved to essentially hibernate during their long winter. Presumably the processes that resulted in the very earliest life forms happened countless times until…

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    Comment #42274083

    Affinity is good but it's a shame they don't have a Linux version.

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    Comment #41566941

    > All of the code is OOP-based, and they mount DOM nodes the old-school way (which is what React was supposed to solve..) I don't know about VS Code, but I remember Atom was refact…

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    Comment #41560350

    I think at a time Vampire: The Masquerade was the most popular title in Brazil, but D&D eventually won. Tormenta and Old Dragon are pretty popular as well.

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    Comment #41468966

    How good is the Rails integration? I know Inertia is very popular in the Laravel community, but I rarely see it being mentioned among rubyists.

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    Comment #41274081

    IMO a downside of SQLite that isn't discussed as often as it should be is the poor support for some table operations like ALTER COLUMN. Need to change a column to null / not null? …

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    Comment #41119589

    Another problem, I think, is that there is something inherently unsatisfying about activities like programming where the result of your labor is usually abstract and not a thing yo…

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    Comment #40115054

    Writers are the most common counter-example I can think of for this. There were many prolific, successful writers who had multiple children.

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