dpc_01234

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by dpc_01234 23d ago
Any Android XMPP client recommendations? I tried one, then it's fork Monocle, and none of the seem to be able to handle simple notifications correctly.
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by dpc_01234 1mo ago
I watched the English version video and it seems to have nothing to do with "Stop Killing Games". I wish them well, but ... just stop buying Play Station? I can understand strong consumer protection for food, medicine, healthcare,
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by dpc_01234 2mo ago
There's no point, except if you want privacy and independence. I am playing with a personal assistant that checks my emails, calendars, sends me an agenda and maintains my TODO list. I am not sending such data outside.
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by dpc_01234 2mo ago
SelfCI: https://radicle.network/nodes/radicle.dpc.pw/rad:z2tDzYbAXxT... , supports git & jj
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by dpc_01234 2mo ago
Thank you! It's great.
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by dpc_01234 2mo ago
I don't think I have a "burnout", but LLMs are really exhausting due to amount of pressure they generate. No one is really pushing me to increase my workload, but at every moment there is always something ready, done by my cl
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by dpc_01234 2mo ago
Nah. My beliefs are actual truth, so if provider is shaping their models according to my preferred political narratives that's correct and only moral thing to do. Anything else would be morally bankrupt.
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by dpc_01234 2mo ago
That's pretty much the architecture I'm using in my personal coding harness Tau (tau-agent.dev) . There are some other points in here, but there are relatively minor. I think the observation that event log / event sourcing &#
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by dpc_01234 4mo ago
Sad news. Best wishes!
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Show HN: Patchmark – LSP for reviewing code changes/diffs in text(radicle.network)
2 points by dpc_01234 4mo ago|0 comments
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by dpc_01234 5mo ago
From UX perspective modal editing is all I care about and I just got used to Helix. And it's very feature complete and relatively stable, so hacking it and maintaining bunch of patches is not a lot of churn in practice.
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by dpc_01234 5mo ago
My prediction is that there will be a Cambrian explosion-like event in software practices for 5-10 years (assuming continuous broad affordability availability), because LLMs can afford us a lot of freedom in trying a lot of new things inclu
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by dpc_01234 5mo ago
Author here. Here is my PoV on that evolution. 1 year ago Claude Code was relatively new, and a first polished tool that really fitted my CLI-centeric dev-views. I used Aider before, but Claude Code was just much better. The autocomplete AI
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by dpc_01234 5mo ago
I'm currently running on a fork of Helix text editor, which I heavily gutted to replace the block cursor with a beam-style (like one in insert mode, but just all the time). Since the maintainers are drowning in PRs (472 open ATM), I un
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by dpc_01234 5mo ago
If you read the post till the end, I am open for lots of forms of collaboration. Its just sending chunks of code diffs around is becoming increasingly like sending diffs to resulting binaries. Just inefficient.
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by dpc_01234 5mo ago
Yes. At this point a prompt that produces the desired result is more useful than the resulting code in a PR. Effectively the code starts to have properties of a resulting binaries.
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by dpc_01234 5mo ago
Non-technical users might not be aware of much. E.g. most peoples don't really think or ask that their tap water be free of cholera and other harmful substances, and yet we might want to make sure that continues to be the case. So it&#
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by dpc_01234 5mo ago
P2P? I have a p2p social network with a public/demo instance hosted at https://rostra.me .
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by dpc_01234 6mo ago
OK. That's much easier. :D
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by dpc_01234 6mo ago
I wish I had your problems. :D . Problems that are really only a mild inconvenience, and can be solved with a single line in hosts file. My biggest and possibly only problem preventing me from going IPV6-only is that Github doesn't sup
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by dpc_01234 6mo ago
This encoding is so long, that I'm more likely to remember the raw address. :D And I don't think I ever typed manually any IPv6 address other than `::1`.
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by dpc_01234 6mo ago
These ad companies pay for transfer too. Install AdNauseam if you have unmetered connection and let it download as much data from them as it can.
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by dpc_01234 6mo ago
TL;DR: Generic uninspired anti-Wayland rant.
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by dpc_01234 7mo ago
> In my experience, the most natural way to write things in Rust is usually the fastest (or close enough) as well. Well, a lot of C/Odin/Zig people will point out that Rust's stdlib encourages heap allocations. For actuall
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by dpc_01234 7mo ago
It's slop derangement syndrome. Agreed.
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by dpc_01234 7mo ago
Joke's on you — All my posts are written by some Slopus now.
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by dpc_01234 7mo ago
No idea what happened, but you'd be a fool to believe anything BBC says.
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by dpc_01234 7mo ago
It's easier than ever to build p2p software. E.g. You can use Pkarr as a distributed identity system, and Iroh for reliable p2p connectivity. There's no point in messing with custom hardware, etc. We could host bunch of redundant
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by dpc_01234 7mo ago
What's the stat of single-compiler version ABI? I mean - if the compiler guaranteed that for the same version of the compiler the ABI can work, we could potentially use dynamic linking for a lot of things (speed up iterative developmen
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by dpc_01234 7mo ago
BBC is propaganda outlet. Don't fall for war drums, worry about your own oppressive rulling class.

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