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wint3rmute

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    Comment #48401471

    I've heard an interesting argument about this while going down the rabbit hole of the hard problem of conciousness. Unfortunately can't rember the source - if you can recognize it,…

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    Comment #48167605

    Even a simple coding agent TUI should work instantenously, which I sadly cannot say is true about typescript-based applications like Claude Code or Gemini. After switching away fro…

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    Comment #43888507

    This is especially true for newcomers, but async Rust has significant mental overhead. You quickly run into things like the Pin marker, Tokio runtime, complex compiler errors relat…

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    Comment #43148105

    Maybe I'm not getting something here, but I find the pledge/unveil approach confusing. Why should I expect a program to set allowed syscalls/filesystem paths? Why would I trust tha…

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    Comment #42750932

    That was my first thought as well, seems to fill a very similar niche, just for systemd instead of kubernetes

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    Comment #42439576

    Ollama was the easiest way to set up local LLMs for me. https://ollama.com/

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    Comment #42295757

    This, but also learn to configure other linters, not only things bound to a specific IDE. Learn from the errors that linters raise, their documentation usually has a "rationale" se…

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    Comment #42272030

    > Enabling ChatGPT to work with most compatible apps requires the macOS Accessibility API to query content. I wonder if the AI boom could have an unexpected effect of improving acc…

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    Comment #41868252

    Nope, didnt event knew such a thing existed :)

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    Comment #41828071

    I'm doing PDF document generation in typst, the format I'm generating is similar to invoices (specific to how the law in my country is, but that's a longer story). Typst code gener…

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    Comment #40398965

    After running NixOS for 6+ months on my homelab and also re-using part of the configuration on my work machine, I feel the same way as Xe each time I'm interacting with a non-decla…

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    Comment #39217255

    I suggest you try something like LunarVim[1] or NvChad[2] for a ready-to use IDE-like neovim configuration. I had the same problem with configuring (neo)vim, it's simply too much w…

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    Comment #38823383

    You only have to set up CI/CD once for each package type, afterwards all the packaging work is done for you automatically. Ripgrep is also quite a large project (judging on both st…

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    Comment #38659306

    A recent paper [1] shows that what you're describing is possible to some degree - you can reproduce text from its embeddings. The paper provides the code implementing the reversal …

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    Comment #37505772

    Reminds me of a similar project by Devine Lu Linvenga: https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/logic.html

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    Comment #36734760

    Both Blame! and Ergo Proxy[1] :) 1: https://100r.co/site/pino.html