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by movedx 29d ago
Code is simply math. It either works or it does not. Does your calculator work? Then use it. Does your AI agent of choice produce code that works? Then use it. Or don't. It's up to you. You're as free to walk away as you are
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by movedx 1mo ago
> This is my experience with all Microsoft software. The worst thought out, buggy, untested pile of crap. Whoa! Now hang on a minute. That's not fair. They've only been developing software for 51 years! It takes time to get goo
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by movedx 2mo ago
> I tried it a few months ago and the optical drive is dead This is definitely a good reason to give up on consumer rights... the hardware might die. No point having rights if things can break anyway, right? /s
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by movedx 2mo ago
Yes, I want the console to last as long as possible. That is ordinarily why people buy durable goods: ownership carries a reasonable expectation of continued use. We don’t throw away our plates and cutlery after three to five years simply b
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by movedx 2mo ago
It cannot be a "pretend" manifestation, when a physical disc that requires nothing more than an official piece of hardware to use continues to work 100 years into the future (assuming the physical hardware survives that long.) Tho
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by movedx 2mo ago
This is hard to read, but I think you're saying the Internet will see a shift to "Sneaker Net" like tactics where people torrent stuff, store it on HDDs, and just move those HDDs around? Like they do in Cuba: https:/&#x
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by movedx 3mo ago
Does everything _really_ need to be compatible with a phone screen? Use a computer to view the website.
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by movedx 4mo ago
> We do need parental guidance like in the physical world, but such guidance should be issued by the parents, not the tech companies. By putting up ID roadblocks, that forces the parents to intervene. That's the point :)
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by movedx 4mo ago
Where should the code be hosted, then?
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by movedx 4mo ago
> It's the digital equivalent of requiring ID to go anywhere or do anything, rather than just a few well-defined things. Are you aware that most library systems across most of the world require someone to be 16+ to open an account a
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by movedx 4mo ago
Oh dear. Thanks for the heads up. Sorry if you had a bad experience.
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by movedx 4mo ago
> I would rather pay 15% more on goods and 30% less on rent. Exactly. Housing and the housing market in Japan is an interesting beast. Based on my limited understanding as someone who has sort-of briefly looked at buying a home in Japan,
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by movedx 4mo ago
LRG? Limited Run Games? I've never heard of them before. How come you're shunning them?
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by movedx 5mo ago
You’re forgetting the fact that the newer generations coming into the industry don’t know that. They don’t even know what a VHS tape is and some don’t even know what a DVD is — this isn’t a problem it’s just their baseline is different from
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by movedx 5mo ago
The inaccessibility of 10GbE, and the even higher inaccessibility of anything faster, made me move away from NAS devices to DAS. Not everyone can do this, or needs move TBs of data on a frequent basis, but if you do then a USB4/Thunder
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by movedx 6mo ago
If AI makes replicating other people’s ideas faster and easier, thus allowing capital-heavy market players to just absorb whatever idea you manage to execute, then perhaps, somewhat ironically, the economic moat you’ll have is your human na
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by movedx 6mo ago
Cyberpunk 2026.
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by movedx 6mo ago
I've written and I'm now polishing and refining a tool for on-set data management for small to medium scale productions. I do Data Wrangling on the side and one of the hardest things to do is keep track of drives, backup jobs, and
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by movedx 7mo ago
> less is better Goes on to use Kubernetes and entire GitOps stacks to run a process. I truly do wonder what difficulty there is in transferring a binary to the system and writing a system unit file and being done with it.
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by movedx 7mo ago
> Ergo offers server-side history but I'm not sure it supports edit/delete yet. I don't think it does, no. I've only just started using it, though.
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by movedx 7mo ago
I'm happy to let people go. They're adults (or are they... gasp! Now I get it) so they'll be fine and so will I.
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by movedx 7mo ago
I'll happily set up a platform and be friends with the other 1% - that's 60,000,000 people. I'm sure I'll be fine.
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by movedx 7mo ago
> The blog post is incorrect in claiming that verification will be mandatory. It will only be necessary to access certain features and content. I think it's the writing on the wall that's important here, mate. This is only the
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by movedx 7mo ago
> This is similar to when HN thought Reddit's userbase was going to shrink after the API changes (it didn't) or when the internet thought Netflix was going to lose subscribers when they cracked down on account sharing (they gre
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by movedx 7mo ago
I’m going to do a video on this soon, but I was able to get Ergo IRCd and TheLounge up and running pretty quickly; https://chat.crilly.au/ I’ll be building a new platform on these two technologies and using Zoom or somethin
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by movedx 7mo ago
So just throw away this solution then? Never use it because it can’t solve this one tiny issue you’re putting forward as an argument? What’s your point? Everything you’re saying on this thread seems negative and puts the product (Polis) int
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by movedx 7mo ago
Every Body Corporate Strata in Australia basically goes through something like this at least once a year (by law.) Questions are posed about what to vote on and you either vote for, against, or abstain. Something like Polis would be good fo
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Ask HN: Revive a mostly dead Discord server
21 points by movedx 8mo ago|29 comments
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by movedx 8mo ago
I feel like energy is the most critical aspect to any economy and military. It's the beginning of anything and everything you want to achieve.
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by movedx 8mo ago
Please don’t take this as me saying you were wrong to ever trust Apple, however the best way to organise any data is usually just files on a disk. That’s becoming a recurring theme for me and even some of my corporate clients now. Confluenc

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