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by bpavuk 2mo ago
mhm, just take a look at many families that were destroyed thanks to alcohol
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
> My ideal syntax for function pointers is this is actually very Kotlin, in Kotlin it'd be `val lambda: (Int, Char) -> Int = { myInt, myChar -> return 69 }` Zig has also come very close: const Call2Op = *const fn (a: i8, b
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Temu is a comically bad app(daringfireball.net)
5 points by bpavuk 2mo ago|2 comments
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
lots of places, actually. not everyone wants to be attached to the Silicon Valley culture, and that line alone will guarantee practically any workplace. that person is going to find out what work-life balance is :)
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
I wonder, how many such interesting and universally beneficial developments did emergence of tools like Claude Code kill?
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
call me an optimist, but I believe that more and more things are getting more viable to do from the terminal. tools like jj remove the need in Git GUI because mental model and UX gets streamlined, and the AI craze incentivizes practically e
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
not quite! if your project is mixed C/Zig, then editing Zig would work but editing C would not. the Zig compiler caches Zig AIR but no information from C. plus, the C compilation can only really be done with LLVM and writing a self-hos
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
not worth 32GB RAM becoming unobtainium imo. what's use of Claude if Claude can't build the project on my machine? and before you say "cloud IDE" or "Ona" or "GitPod", know that I'm going to draw
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
actually I'm looking forward to that :3 but that requires Claude et al. going bust and HN is gonna kill me if I wish that publicly
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
64 GB! you are lucky :) sitting there with 16GB, a GPU that already shows the signs of strain, and AM4 Ryzen 5 5600G. (MacBook Air M1 equivalent in single-threaded tasks.) apparently the CPU requirements slowly crept up across the line. and
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
> including agriculture in fact, agri sees its share of impact now ! all of this investment has to come from somewhere, which means that money is getting sucked up into AI from the entire economy. job cuts in tech are part that, part ge
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
that could also be just marketing. OpenAI has been doing the "too dangerous to release" playbook since GPT-2 at the very least.
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
I mean, go tell Anthropic to prompt Claude to make it adopt Landlock in Claude Code instead of regex-based filtering. actually adopt it, not how Codex did, but with controls on the level of some third-party harnesses and Pi plugins.
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
ffmpeg is actually asm and for a good reason - it has to go fucking fast or else media playback will take too much resources
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
and now people install Remote Access Trojans just to let GPT and Claude think and work for them, granting them shell and a11y access. really? after seeing that, nothing surprises me
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
ha, I could not sign in and I already have an Atmosphere account!
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
eh, I was watching a Space Marine 2 stream when this popped up in my sidebar. just one word - "Heresy" - as a title of the tab, screaming to be clicked. even though it's from 2022, it still resonates with how I got fired just
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
whoever/whatever decided to put it onto front page has a great sense of humor
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
Linux is indeed getting better, but all the commercial software (and open source projects that happen to have AGENTS.md ( cough Vicinae cough )) keep surprising me with random bugs
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
I keep joking the same joke every time Space Marine 2 crashes my entire Linux desktop. > with current state of the software, I imagine that "tech priest" is imminently going to become a real job no really praising the Omnissiah
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
well, I've been working on the Zig compiler lately, there you have to swear off using AI in any capacity. even your tab-complete, yes. I find that yes, I'm a little slower with regexes instead of GPT mini/Luna models as a fin
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
obligatory correction: the semiconductor layer is still owned by TSMC and Samsung. Google sketches chip designs for them to implement - that's the lowest layer they control. I am not denying that this is impressive.
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
he is correct on most counts and for the rest I lack the competence to vouch for or denounce his research. a rare sight!
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
dark theme went to shits. white sidebar with white text, occasionally white-on-white spots in the docs.
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
yuppers
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
Seatbelt on macOS and Landlock over WSL2 on Windows 11. Landlock is also built-in, and WSL2 is a first-party downloadable component
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
that Pi extension, by contrast, gives you a popup whenever an agent tries to access something outside the current working directory and send a network request. that depends on configuration. also if agent tries to ssh into something that wi
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
you can also simply use Landlock and bwrap on Linux. Pi even has a plugin for that https://pi.dev/packages/pi-landstrip
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
and Landlock! Pi even has a sandbox plugin for Landlock
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by bpavuk 2mo ago
same, Zen Browser (Firefox fork) on Linux

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