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stelonix

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About stelonix

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    Comment #49190084

    I always think of Johnny Mnemonic when I see such interfaces. One of the reasons I got into computers as kid. Hackers (1995) also had a great (Hollywood) computer interface that sh…

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    Comment #49189984

    Same. I just skip verified posts because the ones at the top are LLM replies. Unless I'm missing something, that should be easy to detect. Instead I've got ghost banned for a week+…

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    Comment #49154087

    Great project! I'm looking for something like this but for code: an app that runs locally and obfuscates variables & strings into generic things, so you don't leak code/db structur…

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    Comment #48958867

    Simply no. This is a catchphrase, a buzzword from compiler companies. We have seen here on HN time and time again many articles showing the truth to be the opposite of what you've …

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    Comment #48170499

    Well I would never write shell because I loathe it's grammar/syntax. I enjoy GUIs and am a heavy mouse user, so the GTK part isn't really an "accidental complexity" but a must have…

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    Comment #48169510

    You're completely right and I thought this would be obvious. I never prompted anything remotely closely to "make a facebook clone". Instead, I make an explanation of how it should …

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    Comment #46520943

    I'm interested in seeing a plot of that percentual over the years. The past 3 or 4 years I've been seeing less and less tech savvy comments over here and this data seems a great wa…

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    Comment #46025253

    And then the new car no longer has the camera where you need it, the panel buttons changed, the cup-holder is in another place. Even worse, the upgraded firmware & OS of the car no…

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    Comment #44729497

    Yet the interface is fundamentally different, the output feels much more like bro pages[0] and it's within a click of clipboarding, one CTRL V away from extracting the 13th second …

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    Comment #44714065

    It is not specific to right wing grifters. Left wing grifters use the same talking points but with a different reason behind. Yet they want to censor the same products: one group b…

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    Comment #43840688

    I believe it's a general consensus. I thought it was just me but I also thought it couldn't be just me. We've been reading for years how Google results have sucked and specially th…

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    Comment #42507484

    Tried on my simple 60Hz PC screen and also on my phone with OLED screen and sadly, it's just a flickering image. Will try later this week on my friends' retrogaming setup. Looks pr…

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    Comment #41617887

    Used to hang in the same irc room as the author. The asm hacks were impressive at the time. It's crazy it's been 20 years

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    Comment #37607716

    I read somewhere Google makes $350 per year off each user. Divided by 12 months that's a bit less than $30. In a way, you're paying $20 less than you would by using Google, while k…

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    Comment #37607411

    I've been using Windows 10 for the past year and a 4 months now, after some 10 years 100% on Linux. I had to disable a weird setting which would forcefully update and reboot the co…

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    Comment #37246495

    I believe if you look further and deeper you'll reach the conclusion the real issue is how awful copyright laws are and more importantly, how absurd is the current economic system.…

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    Comment #36690497

    What were those regressions in your opinion? I liked XP a lot but I don't remember being bothered by 7 and I'm pretty bad at changing UIs.

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    Comment #36177495

    If you find it hard to take it seriously, I find it even more to take you seriously. What you're saying only makes sense if there's no such thing as coercion and deception, 2 thing…

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    Comment #36177209

    If you look at the number of ex-CIA/intelligence now working for mainstream media, you'd have to suffer from a very bad case of American exceptionalism to suggest the fact they do …

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    Comment #36177085

    I believe it's disingenuous to pass it off as "well it's just semantics" when, in reality since the 80s neolib explosion and after the 2010s Snowden revelations, it's pretty clear …

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    Comment #36176901

    If it were only the WaPo the ones saying things such as the comment I was replying to, then "them" would mean the WaPo. But since every corporate news outlet uses the same wording …

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    Comment #36176781

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    Comment #36176686

    I used to be from the romhacking community back in the 2000s and due to usage of Windows, open source/foss wasn't even known to most people. The culture of Windows programmers is w…

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    Comment #35775507

    You mean examples why they didn't . Just because Starship exploded at launch it does not prove all Starships are going to explode. Likewise, if you have a handful of trials of plan…

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    Comment #34244912

    There really is no "correct way" to distribute C libraries and at this point it seems you're nitpicking just to nitpick. Imgui uses the same method, no one ever complained. If you …