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by hackerbrother 13d ago
If the new AGI benchmark is "be Einstein/Feynman" then we've hit AGI.
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by hackerbrother 2mo ago
Looks like it's recommended to use zero-config now, which is great! My new .ruff.toml is just: line-length = 300
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by hackerbrother 2mo ago
Do you think Bun's migration was irresponsible?
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by hackerbrother 3mo ago
Loved Damn Small Linux, a Knoppix variant.
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by hackerbrother 3mo ago
Neat. Where can I submit feedback? Cargo.lock shouldn’t be in gitignore :)
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by hackerbrother 4mo ago
“Old school biker meth” - Hank Schrader
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by hackerbrother 5mo ago
CAN you always avoid a bike lane? I don't think so. There's lots of shared bike lanes/right turn lanes, bike lanes that terminate unexpectedly, etc.
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by hackerbrother 5mo ago
I don't think they're wildly different purposes. They're the same purpose (to set shell settings) with different scopes (all users, one user, interactive shells only, etc.).
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by hackerbrother 7mo ago
Would definitely consider for my next laptop. What’s the best solution for “Mac Subsystem for Linux”?
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by hackerbrother 7mo ago
The "LLMs shouldn't be writing code" take is starting to feel like the new "we should all just use No-Code." We’ve been trying to "build a better layer" for thirty years. From Dreamweaver to Scratch to Bub
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by hackerbrother 7mo ago
Hey man, you’re not blocked. Read you loud and clear. Happy Valentine’s Day to you and yours.
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by hackerbrother 9mo ago
I am from the North Pole. My name is Santa Claus.
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by hackerbrother 9mo ago
Hey, Merry Christmas. Thanks for posting.
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by hackerbrother 11mo ago
Freedom through obscurutiy
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by hackerbrother 1y ago
Along these lines, Go eliminates many formatting decisions at the syntax level. E.g., func main() { fmt.Println("HELLOWORLD") } is not just non-standard formatting, but illegal Go syntax. Similarly, extra pare
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by hackerbrother 1y ago
Ha, I use Deno just as a formatter also! It’s great for Markdown formatting.
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by hackerbrother 1y ago
I love RDP! It really is an impressive technology. I work in-office somewhere, and when I'm on campus, RDPing into my desk laptop from a conference room client has native performance, with audio even. What is the best remote desktop s
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by hackerbrother 2y ago
Yeah, but unlike bundle, uv locks in your Python version and downloads that Python version as needed. It’s like bundle and rbenv combined.
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by hackerbrother 2y ago
It’s always heralded as a great CS debate, but Tanenbaum’s position seems so obviously silly to me. Tanenbaum: Microkernels are superior to monolithic kernels. Torvalds: I agree— so go ahead and write a Production microkernel…
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by hackerbrother 2y ago
I think Gitea not being maintained via Gitea was reason enough to fork it— I am glad Forgejo did!
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by hackerbrother 2y ago
Ultimately, you have to store your backup codes somewhere. So the only solution besides using your password manager is using a second password manager. Or not using a password manager to save off your backup codes, which has its own disadva
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by hackerbrother 2y ago
(Removed)
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by hackerbrother 2y ago
They are probably effectively two builds of the same OS.
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by hackerbrother 2y ago
The dream. Someone posted this, which is designed along these lines, here not long ago. https://github.com/borgo-lang/borgo
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by hackerbrother 2y ago
Caddy is the greatest thing since sliced bread. It is such a good reverse proxy and a paradigm-shifter for its auto-certificates and HTTP/3 support. It's a great example of how high quality Go software can be. (Thank you Matt Holt
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by hackerbrother 3y ago
I used this to calculate answers for calculus worksheets in LaTeX format in grad school.
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by hackerbrother 3y ago
This is the fastest LSP server I've ever used! It always impresses me.
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by hackerbrother 3y ago
My favorite: https://cdn.sanity.io/images/vgvol637/production/4b1d3f9eddb...
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by hackerbrother 3y ago
I may be dumb but is the second derivative of a job sector declining that disastrous? Is that not just normal ebb and flow? Also I think the HN title is wrong; IT employment's yearly growth increase by just 700 jobs/year in 2023
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by hackerbrother 3y ago
Is there a real chance of third party app stores on iOS anytime soon?

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