bergheim

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by bergheim 11d ago
I hate $THING Firefox does, and I'll complain about it, and I will use $CHROMIUM browser and not complain about that for some reason!
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by bergheim 2mo ago
That has been there since at least KDE 3 and I do agree, I remember learning about that feature. 400 years ago and still chefs kiss.
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by bergheim 2mo ago
Wow, imagine that they would say that, so strange, the ones without a skin in the game except for yay open source models! The world would be better off without these three companies, how about that.
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by bergheim 2mo ago
what I don't understand is, given the anthropic narrative, why on earth rewrite bun to rust, and not claude code to rust? why use typescript at all when the whole point is that languages don't matter anymore? I suppose it is so
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by bergheim 2mo ago
love that you somehow think that the other contenders are so much more trustworthy (and you have the top comment so others do as well) that you have to comment on it.
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by bergheim 3mo ago
I know he is an AI influencer that promotes his blog any chance he gets. I agree as well that he writes many interesting things.
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by bergheim 3mo ago
Anyone care about these pelicans that always come up anymore? Clearly at this point they are part of the training data. They even all look sort of ish the same. Daytime, colors,...
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by bergheim 4mo ago
Same with eggdrop. Speaking of; why the names?
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by bergheim 4mo ago
after 30 years you say this? this cannot be serious.
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by bergheim 4mo ago
Correct, that was my point
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by bergheim 4mo ago
> That’s not a software guy who happened to raise some money. That’s someone whose stated specialty is the PE integration and exit process. Holy smokes has that's not just -> THAT IS become one of my trigger words.
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by bergheim 4mo ago
Second paragraph: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CLOUD_Act
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by bergheim 4mo ago
Not sure if ghostty is the best example https://mitchellh.com/writing/ghostty-memory-leak-fix
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by bergheim 4mo ago
Curious how this thread would have been if Firefox did that.
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by bergheim 5mo ago
Why do we need that? Art should demand more of the creator than the person experiencing it. The alternative is 9 billion who cares slop things.
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by bergheim 5mo ago
Curious why you think that? Stuff like > Yes, there is a relative scale level... > Yes, having the smartest model will... > yes Chinese AI companies have ... yes yes yes, I didn't say anything, why write in a way that insinuat
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by bergheim 5mo ago
This comment was wildly invalid even years ago. See proton, heroic launcher, etc, etc. Cyberpunks own benchmarking suite runs 30% faster (for whatever reason; my wintendo install is stock and nothing but nvidia drivers) on the ntfs windows
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by bergheim 6mo ago
Oh the billion bollar vc backed pre ipo companys story was this? Omg and they somehow are not delivering up to your standards? Damn they better get their act together lest people like you will whine on twitter about them losing their way
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by bergheim 6mo ago
What is so fucked up about this is that THEIR WHOLE RAISON D'ÊTRE is knowing more about you than you do. You think they need this to know your age? Your gender? Your home, your birthplace, your political stance?
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by bergheim 6mo ago
Everybody says this. It's so weird. How on earth will epic win without exclusives? It's like launching some Facebook competitor "but you get two profile pictures". Noone would switch. All these geeks singing steam and la
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by bergheim 6mo ago
If you use an extension like vimium, you get this by using the standard [[ and ]] vim motions for this. Also, using the keyboard for navigation, while it sounds like a chore, is really quite excellent, and I prefer it to the mouse, as crazy
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by bergheim 6mo ago
Given their statements, influencers and indeed their raison d'être I don't understand why this and bun was acquired? Why did they not just Ralph loop it? Claude is famously not made by humans anymore. One prompt and call it a week
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by bergheim 6mo ago
Right because golang is like 2 years old and new o.O
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by bergheim 6mo ago
Look at the post history https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=hristian and it's an old account (2014!). why do people do this? it's like griefers in games.
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by bergheim 6mo ago
I hear you and I agree. I don't know. Gated communities?
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by bergheim 6mo ago
What on earth do you have to rely on alphabet, an ad company, to read rss for? there are many other options, that are not made by an ad company. Google Reader was never the answer. It's such a shame that people even here don't r
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by bergheim 6mo ago
For now you are. All these things fall with time, of course. You will stop caring once you start feeling safe, we all do. Also. AAarrgh, my new thing to be annoyed at is AI drivel written slop. "No browser automation framework, no sepa
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by bergheim 6mo ago
Great stuff. Funny how that whole Ai thing is Ai generated: No gptel, no ellama, just url-retrieve and some JSON parsing. The no x no y just z is the new em dashes. And that will probably be true for about a week.
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by bergheim 6mo ago
Some litmus test. I am sooo tired of statements like "No x. No y. No z." and then optionally "Just Foo.". Who aside from Fred fucking Durst writes like that? Ugh... Clearly llm generated. This is how internet has become.
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by bergheim 6mo ago
I self host miniflux. Elfeed in Emacs, read you on android. The read status syncs between devices and clients. I have miniflux set up so it integrates with instapaper so I get interesting articles on my kindle. And saving an article will se

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