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by CrociDB 2mo ago
This is the type of text that tells more about the person writing than what it's written about. It feels to me his defending so hard his views because he doesn't even believe in it, as if he needs validation. Like, of course there
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by CrociDB 3mo ago
The thing is it's easy to define free, unused memory. But a lot of the used memory is your system caching stuff that would be free if you needed more than what's actually free. So you can see you have 1g of free memory out of your
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by CrociDB 3mo ago
What if they're not mistakes at all, just creative choices?
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by CrociDB 3mo ago
Chill down. It's just someone who has a lot of experience in the field making an analysis of the current landscape of the career, using their own as an example. > Telling people to stay away from graphics programming is not how to e
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by CrociDB 3mo ago
> "These haven't been tested, validated, debugged, or verified!" I really don't understand what the point of it is, then. It's not anymore "I put a lot of effort into something because I have the knowledge,
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by CrociDB 3mo ago
I've been using `keyd` for a while, it's pretty good. I even wrote a text explaining how I use it: https://crocidb.com/post/my-journey-trying-to-get-rid-of-cap...
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by CrociDB 3mo ago
> code is just a means to an end that's just objectively not true. code is not just the thing that "builds" the final program, it's also the blueprint of that program. it's both the most detailed _description_ of
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by CrociDB 5mo ago
Hi Vivian. Thanks for coming up and explaining things. I apologize if I sounded too harsh, because I really want to be fair here. But I do think we have to push for a more conscious content consuming in the era of highly capable LLMs. There
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by CrociDB 5mo ago
This looks AI Slop. At first the style of the site and the cover of the book were a bit suspicious, but then digging a bit further: - Domain was registered in February this year: https://www.whois.com/whois/vivianvoss.n
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A local-first sync setup for a Markdown-based feed reader(crocidb.com)
1 points by CrociDB 5mo ago|0 comments
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LLM is the Horse (on the regex sentiment analysis)(crocidb.com)
1 points by CrociDB 6mo ago|0 comments
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by CrociDB 6mo ago
I think it's funny that "POSSE" in Portuguese means "ownership". :)
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by CrociDB 7mo ago
I understand nothing of frontend, and never even saw what React looks like, what is this supposed to be? Is it compiler--written in Rust--of React whatever to actual Javacript with DOM calls?
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by CrociDB 8mo ago
I recently had to do a similar policy for my TUI feed reader, after getting some AI slop spammy PRs: https://github.com/CrociDB/bulletty?tab=contributing-ov-file... The fact that some people will straight up lie after
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by CrociDB 10mo ago
As far as I know yes, but with some minor changes, like the the position to be loaded in memory (`org 0x7c00` for bootloaders and I think `org 0x100` for DOS) and the fact that it needs to be exactly 512bytes to boot.
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by CrociDB 11mo ago
when they do, bad. when we do, nothing new.
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by CrociDB 11mo ago
A bit of a self-promotion, but relevant. I've been working on a TUI feed reader that stores all articles locally in Markdown in a filesystem structure, similar to what Obsidian does, if anyone's interested: https://gith
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The great sameness: a comic on how AI makes us more alike(itsnicethat.com)
83 points by CrociDB 1y ago|79 comments
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Porting Outrun for the Amiga [video](youtube.com)
1 points by CrociDB 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Bulletty, a pretty TUI feed reader that stores articles as Markdown(github.com)
2 points by CrociDB 1y ago|0 comments
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by CrociDB 1y ago
Yeah, good point. Especially because most of the time our thoughts are a lot more fuzzy than we might think. Having it put words to it will feel like it's "augmenting" or "clarifying" our thoughts, but in reality it
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by CrociDB 1y ago
Easier to not wear it.
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by CrociDB 1y ago
That's a topic I actually put a lot of thought, coming from South America living in Europe, I see an extreme contrast in shower habits. In the north of Brazil, people would take 2~3 "cold" showers a day--most people don'
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Demystifying the (Shebang): Kernel Adventures(crocidb.com)
1 points by CrociDB 1y ago|0 comments
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Programming with AI Assistants(crocidb.com)
2 points by CrociDB 1y ago|0 comments
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by CrociDB 2y ago
Thanks, I just spent two hours exploring the history of Europe while I should really be working.
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by CrociDB 2y ago
That was the first thing I noticed too.
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by CrociDB 2y ago
nothing wrong with enjoying playing with your guitar more than actually making music.
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by CrociDB 2y ago
Forth+Lisp = Wet dreams of every programming nerd
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by CrociDB 2y ago
> The computer played three games. The first was played against itself. The second one was against a strong human player, who played without a queen. The human player won. In the third game, MANIAC I played against a laboratory assistant

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