JetSetIlly

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by JetSetIlly 7d ago
> That is only "nicer" as it allows to evade taxes. (Which some may consider nice) Card only business can definitely evade tax too and many do.
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by JetSetIlly 9d ago
Maybe not, but the process of creation and the final result will be of interest to other creators. Like any hobby it might seem strange to outsiders but it will be fascinating to those who are part of the scene.
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by JetSetIlly 1mo ago
It's more about installation location for me. For these types of projects, I don't even install it. I just clone, build and run from there. I have no idea where the bash script is going to put things.
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by JetSetIlly 1mo ago
The albums he did with Jon Anderson are worth a listen too I think.
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by JetSetIlly 2mo ago
Similar to Discord's migration from Go to Rust. The measurements and reasons they gave were true but even by the time of the migration, Go had already moved on and improved. They were using an old version of Go. Rust might be the right
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by JetSetIlly 3mo ago
> The problem isn't this weird gaslighting attempt that we just haven't let Claude in our hearts and souls yet which you seem to have determined is inevitable (spoiler alert, it is not), I don't believe it's inevitabl
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by JetSetIlly 3mo ago
> This is not okay. Agreed. The way to address it though, is through calm analysis and reason. The emotional language from both groups is not helping. If there's one problem with Claude et al, it's that it's all happened w
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by JetSetIlly 3mo ago
> As a long-time open-source maintainer, I find all the second-guessing and armchair psychoanalysis here (not just in this comment, all over HN) about Tridge's motivations, state of mind, and so on incredibly off-putting. Much of th
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by JetSetIlly 4mo ago
Ferrari have long worked with third-party coachbuilders such as Pininfarina. I'm not sure how much autonomy Ive had over the final design, but if it's anything like the relationship with Pininfarina, etc. the design would have bee
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by JetSetIlly 4mo ago
> Well, that and the fact that after the 48K beeper the 128K was never going to sound less than incredible Some of the stuff people do with the 48k beeper is incredible though. Tim Follin's tunes for example are basically treating t
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by JetSetIlly 4mo ago
That's not enough in this case. The suggested mitigation according to the Dirty.Frag github page is to blacklist esp4, esp6 and rxrpc
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by JetSetIlly 5mo ago
Oh interesting! I've heard of sourcehut of course, but never looked at it. Thanks for the pointer.
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by JetSetIlly 5mo ago
Yes. But I would like a public service that took care of that for me. So like github but without the bells and whistles. Part of the reason for not wanting bells and whistles is for the service to have less chance of dying under a heavy loa
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by JetSetIlly 5mo ago
I think there's a gap in the market for a much simpler type of git service. All I need is a remote host to which I can push projects for others to see. I don't particularly want pull requests, actions or anything like that. Maybe
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by JetSetIlly 5mo ago
I wrote a program similar to this for AmigaOS many, many years ago. I would have been inspired by ZoneAlarm or a program like it. I've just found it and uploaded it to github. Looking at the code, I can see my horrible C style of the t
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by JetSetIlly 5mo ago
Some nice ideas but the regexes should include word boundaries. For example: git log -i -E --grep="\b(fix|fixed|fixes|bug|broken)\b" --name-only --format='' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr | head -20 I have a project with a
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by JetSetIlly 5mo ago
Superb demos this year at Revision. Triplet by Otomata Labs for the Atari 2600 is exceptional Original release video (probably running on Stella) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEJ0A8Wvdxs And a video of it running on Goph
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by JetSetIlly 6mo ago
I agree. Dealing with different endianness has never been an issue so long as you're aware of where the boundaries are. A call to htons() or ntohs() (or the 32bit equivalents) was the solution. I would hope all modern languages have si
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by JetSetIlly 6mo ago
I agree. The act of coding is when I do my thinking.
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by JetSetIlly 6mo ago
I really meant in the coding realm, but it's interesting that it created a bootable floppy. That wouldn't be trivial. Questions: 1) Which AI platform did you use? 2) Did it create a binary image of the floppy disk (an ADF perhaps)
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by JetSetIlly 6mo ago
> Farting around with Amigas in 2026 means actively choosing to make things harder for the sake of making things harder. Making that choice and still outsourcing the bulk of the craft and creative process is like claiming to be a passion
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by JetSetIlly 6mo ago
I no longer drink in pubs but in my neck of the woods, the pubs that specialised in cask ale often had lined glasses. The problem was that many people insisted on the glass being filled to the brim, because they felt they were being short c
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by JetSetIlly 6mo ago
In that case I misunderstood. It's an interesting idea. I think I prefer the exiftool syntax over what's suggested in the blog. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
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by JetSetIlly 6mo ago
Yes, there are a few tools that do this. Looking at /bin and the softlinks that are there, the various xz tools do it (unxz, lzcat, etc.). Also, vim. vimdiff and view are just softlinks to vim. The only difference is that those tools h
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by JetSetIlly 6mo ago
Ian Lance Taylor is in the recent commit history for the main Go implementation. He's not working at Google any more but he's still active.
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by JetSetIlly 6mo ago
Eternal LLMber
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by JetSetIlly 6mo ago
I think the split is between people who are in a hurry and those who are not. I'm not in a hurry and so choose not to spend money to get a quicker result. Taking time to solve a problem myself is pleasurable and I make no apologies for
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by JetSetIlly 6mo ago
Cool. This is how I imagine the ants were programmed by the spiders in Children of Time.
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by JetSetIlly 7mo ago
I've heard people say that these coding agents are just tools and don't replace the thinking. That's fine but the problem for me is that the act of coding is when I do my thinking! I'm thinking about how to solve the pro
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by JetSetIlly 7mo ago
"Any terminal tool like Claude Code or Codex (I assume OpenCode too, but I haven't tried) can do it, by using as a prompt pretty much exactly what you wrote, and if it still wants to edit, just don't approve the tool calls.&q

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