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    Comment #49142643

    My (certainly not unique) take is: As with almost everything, choose what you use based on context. There is a very wide range of websites and web applications you can make. For so…

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    Comment #49136106

    Yes. Mostly for learning purposes and for fun. Also, there are things you must drop down to assembly level in order to achieve. Implementing coroutines, a JIT compiler, etc. It's f…

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    Comment #49136082

    I prefer FASM but NASM is a strong second choice. But at the end of the day it really doesn't matter.. purely preference.

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    Comment #49136036

    We do. I always use fasmg and it's amazing!!

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    Comment #49103994

    This looks awesome! I really love the clean and minimalist website design too. I've been excited about using (lib)krun as a drop in replacement for crun/runc for container engines,…

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    Comment #49068065

    Don't forget that it's only an assumption that scaling more results in better models. There may be a ceiling to that. If that is hit and the best performing possible model can run …

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    Comment #49048839

    Pretty sure software developers already had that moment with coding agents. They can't really admit it like this, as it affects their employability now.

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    Comment #49048447

    Can't blame them. What they need is a senior dev as a mentor to pass down tacit knowledge and experience. They might not get that even if they can find a job. Then they not only st…

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    Comment #49048333

    "You can be fired, you can be reprimanded if caught, you can be retaliated against or lose political advantage." You could also silently burn out. Especially if fighting this as yo…

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    Comment #49037974

    What makes someone a script kiddie or not a script kiddie? Imo this differentiation is totally pointless now. It gives everyone with access to AI the ability to use it as intended …

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    Comment #49034891

    I highly agree. I once registered a domain through them that happened to be my last name but coincidentally also the name of a company. They restricted me from using the domain and…

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    Comment #49033280

    That's unfortunate. I'm sorry, I should have checked that before recommending. Looks like your only option from an ubuntu host is to build from source.

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    Comment #49028966

    Oh, you do need to install it. e.g. on arch: https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/krun/

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    Comment #49026826

    You can do this with libkrun. I use it as a podman backend which works exactly as you describe here. podman run --rm -it --runtime=krun ubuntu sh

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    Comment #48986939

    It's interesting because this is exactly what I used to do for my hyprland config (which the op is about). I had some keybinds that would shell out and use a script with the hyprct…

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    Comment #48966009

    Love this, thank you for providing the context!

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    Comment #48950254

    That seems like a smart insight... but, if you're going to use an existing linter it will lint the full existing language and not your subset. So, if you accidentally code somethin…

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    Comment #48930773

    By default AI doesn't bake in all considerations. By nature of how it works it behaves like a human, i. e. making similar mistakes and oversights... I feel like this could somewhat…

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    Comment #48868597

    I didn't fully understand the author there. Was their point that the activity of "axe throwing" is silly or that it is silly to do that on a first date? Personally I've never done …

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    Comment #48807961

    What is interesting about it for me is: why would someone working on AI ethics choose to work for Google at all? Did she really think Google cares about ethics? Such positions seem…

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    Comment #48790344

    I feel like not choosing WordPress was a great choice but I'm not sure about the rest of the comment. A simple html file might make for a good landing page though.

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    Comment #48789678

    Yes. You can literally ssh into a kobo. I usually just put my books on a WebDAV share that is mounted on the kobo.

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    Comment #48769284

    They're pushing hard for a unified platform. For WhatsApps new username feature one can only choose from usernames not already used on instagram or facebook.

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    Comment #48766474

    I can imagine that but I don't have those issues with the default config. So it allows using docker compose with podman directly. On the other hand I could see it being hard for pe…