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by beginnings 10d ago
i would love to give them $200 a month, but unfortunately I have no money AI is just another case of the rich getting richer, people who dont really need AI with practically unlimited access, and people who need to it to try and change thei
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by beginnings 8mo ago
something incredible just happened, I was moving in my bed and somehow pressed the hotkey combination for reader mode on my keyboard, which centered everything nicely for me had no that feature existed in firefox
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by beginnings 8mo ago
obama deported way more if I recall recolec, its all about narratives tho
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by beginnings 9mo ago
its also trading one problem for another. when manually coding you understand with little mental effort what you want to achieve, the nuances and constraints, how something interacts with other moving parts, and your problem is implementing
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by beginnings 9mo ago
anything nontrivial is still long term, nothing has changed
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by beginnings 10mo ago
for anyone with children, dont waste their time with traditional school, that path is stone dead and is leading nowhere but the abyss of the permanent underclass apologise for inflicting this era on them and teach them to be entrepreneurial
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by beginnings 10mo ago
this is the end game of capitalism, where the greed driven pursuit of profit wins over social maintenance and development. we see it very clearly with the incredibly socially damaging mass immigration to replenish the slave class and mainta
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by beginnings 10mo ago
that sort of mentality is typical in researchers, but the powers that be will be thinking about profit and control, mass layoffs and AI governance in conjunction with digital id, carbon credits etc every technological advancement that made
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by beginnings 10mo ago
it signals high status and nonconformity. the reader intuits that a sigma male is speaking and he doesnt play by the rules. hes not bound by the constraints and regulations of classical reality. hes dangerous but seriously, its just more co
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by beginnings 10mo ago
i tried to watch it but like AI in general, it was extraordinarily boring. neural nets are really cool technically, but the whole AI thing is just getting old and I couldnt care less where its going we can guarantee that whether its the bir
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by beginnings 10mo ago
zig is not cool at all, its ugly as sin, and has zero use case other than mingling with legacy c code, and who in their right mind wants to be doing that its a hipster language, absolute insanity to use it when rust exists unless you have t
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by beginnings 1y ago
but I need my public static void main arg arg arg
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by beginnings 1y ago
give us one free miracle and we'll explain the rest
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by beginnings 2y ago
all the big frameworks bar react are switching to the solid model of signals and fine-grained reactivity people would be better off just using the real thing, Solid
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by beginnings 2y ago
you only need to roll your own auth once and you can drop it in anywhere
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by beginnings 2y ago
I didnt think Ryans article came across as angry at all, and hes forgot more about web development than 99.9% of people will ever know. His lead with solid has been followed by practically every major framework, hes usually ahead of the cur
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by beginnings 2y ago
Humans would be absolutely nowhere as a species without the gambling trait, we would never have left the trees, never mind the caves, we need a certain percentage of the population to be turned on by risk and uncertainty, because the majori
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by beginnings 2y ago
did somebody pop its balloon? nasa running low on helium?
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by beginnings 2y ago
my grandparents who are still printing things like its the 90s might be at risk, if they have installed CUPS that is has the president been briefed yet?
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by beginnings 2y ago
Richard Lewis coined 'the blank from hell'
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by beginnings 2y ago
I have my Neovim setup the way I like it, the problem is every so often something breaks, and I have to dig back into the config and ive completely forgot how everything works. Theres just a complexity with neovim config that id rather not
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by beginnings 2y ago
Rust Rover is terrible, they made it free and I still dont use it, Zed is great for Rust.
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by beginnings 2y ago
They probably should have the option to change the tab size on an open file, but my point is, why wouldn't you have autoformatting on for YAML and JSON? You have a preference for indent size, and you want the same for every file, barri
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by beginnings 2y ago
On indentation, most files are going to be autoformatted by the LSP, and there are tab_size settings in the languages section, needing specific file settings seems like an edge case. As for collaboration and AI features, I have no use for t
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by beginnings 2y ago
I started using Zed in the last month and I had a feeling it would end up taking a lot of Neovim users. Neovim gets a lot of users who need better performance than VSCode, like me, but the config is such a pain and there was a gap in the ma
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by beginnings 2y ago
its written in javascript, I dont want javascript apps on my system
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by beginnings 2y ago
its an accurate take, windows is a mess didnt red hat have a massive DEI/anti white man scandal? I wouldnt trust their products the smartest people use and maintain Arch, ergo everything should run on Arch for maximum stability
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by beginnings 2y ago
ive been coding for about 8 years and never applied for a job, was always working towards building my own thing, the thought of going through the application process is depressing, and my profile is practically unemployable in any case over
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by beginnings 2y ago
Nano has been around for years now, instant, feeless transfers. Its useful, but nobody is using it. It gets spam attacked every bull run as well which suggests certain influences dont want it to ever take off. https://nano.org&#x
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by beginnings 2y ago
I wouldnt say its a failed experiment, nano delivered a good product for instant, feeless transactions, but nobody is interested because its not really a first world problem, money already works for payment and it works everywhere.

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