ghickPit

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   by ghickPit 9mo ago

   > Everybody knows LLMs are not alive and don't think, feel, want. Please go ahead now and EAT YOUR WORDS : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46352875 https://lucumr.pocoo.org/2025/12/22
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   by ghickPit 9mo ago

   > it can be debated whether PGP-in-general is a lost cause too, but that's not what GP is claiming It is though what both the fine article, and tptacek in these comments, are claiming!
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   by ghickPit 9mo ago

   That's a super interesting situation (and description). I always order reviewing the work of others ahead of working on my own code. This works wonders for the team. But admittedly, if the review workload is not distributed well, then
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   by ghickPit 9mo ago

   For mojuba and myself, email is a way to organize TODO items. Things to take care of exist either way, and email is an awesome way to keep track of, and process, events / tasks asynchronously. shermantanktop and you, forbiddenvoid, see
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   by ghickPit 9mo ago

   You can: you can mention Slack and Discord. :( :( :( signed, another dinosaur (with a flawless "inbox 0" track record at both work and home, for decades now)
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   by ghickPit 9mo ago

   > To be frank, at this point, GPG has been a lost cause for basically decades. Why do high-profile projects, such as Linux and QEMU, still use GPG for signing pull requests / tags? https://docs.kernel.org/process&#x2