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by endorphine 2mo ago
A very relevant book that goes beyond the workplace (but also includes it): Alienation and Acceleration: Towards a Critical Theory of Late-Modern Temporality by Hartmut Rosa
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by endorphine 2mo ago
I never had this dread after switching to Debian.
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by endorphine 2mo ago
"him"? Have we reached that dystopia level?
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by endorphine 2mo ago
A database with built-in HA is a significantly more complex system than one without it.
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by endorphine 3mo ago
Anyone remembers Teleport Pro?
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by endorphine 3mo ago
Really.. I was scrolling to find a comment complaining for this slop GH issue, which should be 10% of the size of what it is. Surprised me it took so much scrolling to get to this. Like, who reads all that crap?
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Congress moves to integrate US and Israeli militaries(responsiblestatecraft.org)
34 points by endorphine 4mo ago|31 comments
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by endorphine 4mo ago
I just stumbled onto this, which probably explains it: https://openrouter.ai/announcements/gpt55-cost-analysis
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Ask HN: Does Codex hits limits more easily now?
2 points by endorphine 4mo ago|1 comments
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The Oil Market Breaking Point Is Here(hfir.com)
7 points by endorphine 5mo ago|0 comments
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by endorphine 7mo ago
I guess parent argues that: - humans have a track-record of writing memory bugs - memory-safe languages prevent such by construction Therefore, what's the justification of not using a memory-safe language (as opposed to an un
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by endorphine 7mo ago
How about they are pointing out a worrisome direction society might be taking, whereas work will infiltrate even more what used to be family or personal time, thus accelerating burnout?
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Token Anxiety(twitter.com)
3 points by endorphine 7mo ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Do global AGENTS.md with coding principles make sense?
4 points by endorphine 7mo ago|3 comments
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What changed in tech from 2010 to 2020?(tedsanders.com)
3 points by endorphine 7mo ago|0 comments
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by endorphine 7mo ago
Beasts of no Nation is a personal favorite!
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by endorphine 8mo ago
> I beg to differ...I have a feeling the needle will indeed move, but it won't be a single big jolt. [...] Then it seems you're not disagreeing with parent: they're saying "needle barely moved", you're sayin
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by endorphine 8mo ago
Is that a good deal for the employees of Astro? They're now Cloudflare employees, which I guess looks good on your CV. But do such acquihires usually result in higher salaries for regular (non-leadership) employees or? Also, what about
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by endorphine 8mo ago
> Now Astro is downloaded almost 1,000,000 times per week [...] Are these numbers supposed to provide any sense of the popularity if you're not often looking at npm trends?
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by endorphine 8mo ago
Hey OP, curious how much experience you have with Rust, given that this is the only rust repo I see in your profile.
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by endorphine 8mo ago
I'd be interested to know how the first one makes money. Is it through Memberships ( https://building.shepherd.com/author-membership/ )?
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by endorphine 9mo ago
It would be useful to explain why ZJIT exists given that there's already YJIT. Also, what's the long-term plan for YJIT.
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by endorphine 9mo ago
I was in a similar situation to OP: my Carbon X1 Gen 8 keys, notably `/` and some arrows keys, stopped functioning. Sometimes they did, but it was very erratic. Luckily, when I replaced the battery (got a lot from iFixit) and tightened
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by endorphine 9mo ago
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_supply_chain : > A software bill of materials (SBOM) declares the inventory of components used to build a software artifact, including any open source and proprietary softw
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by endorphine 9mo ago
Any idea if this is planned for Codex as well?
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by endorphine 9mo ago
> there’s one depressing anecdote that I keep on seeing: the junior engineer, empowered by some class of LLM tool, who deposits giant, untested PRs on their coworkers—or open source maintainers—and expects the “code review” process to ha
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by endorphine 9mo ago
Kagi News does something similar, for what it's worth.
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by endorphine 9mo ago
Reading this comment, it just occurred to me that we're still in the first phase of the enshittification process.
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by endorphine 9mo ago
The problem of not being able to conduct transactions (globally or not) due to state-level censorship. Also called "censorship resistance".
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by endorphine 10mo ago
There are also other factors that are not easily quantifiable, even though they might be more important: deep connections with other humans, supportive local communities, finding meaning in something outside of yourself, feeling connected t

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