delian66

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by delian66 1mo ago
Is he wrong though?
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by delian66 2mo ago
Also in Bulgarian.
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by delian66 4mo ago
On the homepage, you have to change: `git clone github.com/xs-lang0/xs && cd xs && make` to: `git clone https://github.com/xs-lang0/xs && cd xs && make`
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Lil Snack(lilsnack.com)
2 points by delian66 4mo ago|0 comments
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Abject – An {Abject} Horror(abject.world)
1 points by delian66 6mo ago|1 comments
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by delian66 6mo ago
The Things That Think What if objects could explain themselves? The Ask Protocol gives every object a voice.
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by delian66 6mo ago
It is chaotic crap.
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by delian66 10mo ago
Please name it, so that we can know to avoid it and its products.
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by delian66 10mo ago
4M requests/day is ~46 requests/second , for content, that could be cached a lot. Even if you have spikes that are 100x bigger than the average, that would be 4600r/s which does not seem like much in 2025.
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by delian66 11mo ago
Every other platform tends to be either worse, locked or both.
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Why PC Gaming Audio is Broken (and how it's holding you back) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by delian66 1y ago|0 comments
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by delian66 1y ago
> Heck, you can even pay for a good search engine! Can you recommend one?
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by delian66 1y ago
I still use both emacs and jed. jed starts very fast and has much lower memory usage, so it is well suited for quick edits of configuration files and scripts and other workflows, where you start your editor in your shell, instead of the oth
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by delian66 1y ago
Jed's editor is customizable and programmable, through SLANG scripts.
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by delian66 1y ago
> Good AR glasses are already available Which ones do you think are good?
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by delian66 1y ago
They will stop, or at least their consumption/lifestyle will stop.
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New Science Fiction Could Help Us Improve AI(scientificamerican.com)
2 points by delian66 1y ago|0 comments
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Influencing human–AI interaction by priming beliefs about AI(media.mit.edu)
1 points by delian66 1y ago|0 comments
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by delian66 1y ago
> Obviously it wasn't the only one produced at the time. It is not obvious at all to me. Where are the others like it found?
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by delian66 1y ago
What are the possibilities that you see?
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by delian66 1y ago
It may have been A/B tested, and people do prefer the "INTIMATE SERVICE" version more...
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by delian66 1y ago
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by delian66 1y ago
What did he predict?
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by delian66 1y ago
What is that term?
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by delian66 2y ago
Do you think your comment made the world, and HN specifically a better place?
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by delian66 2y ago
What is your definition of slop?
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The sorry state of open source multimedia(codecs.multimedia.cx)
2 points by delian66 2y ago|0 comments
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by delian66 2y ago
Because some people, prefer to use their terminal as their universal IDE. Most of the time, diffs are small, and the overhead/break in workflow, of starting a separate GUI program just for them, can be big.
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Large Language Models Reflect the Ideology of Their Creators(arxiv.org)
4 points by delian66 2y ago|2 comments
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by delian66 2y ago
"I do not know" is not asking for help. It is a statement of fact.

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