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by pelasaco 22d ago
> Some people approach LLMs like they're writing code. They give a long list of detailed instructions for specific scenarios. When I use LLMs I leave things as open as possible. I just give them the information they need and my ask.
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by pelasaco 22d ago
True, but a lot of that size comes from supporting an absurd number of architectures and platforms... That’s also part of what makes NetBSD fun to hack on, IMO.
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by pelasaco 23d ago
March 2026 · Research, Design, Development.
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by pelasaco 24d ago
"We couldn't find supported source files in this repository. VibeDecode currently supports Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, JSX, and TSX. More language support is coming soon."
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Soofi S 31.6B. German Open Moe Explained(kie.ai)
2 points by pelasaco 24d ago|0 comments
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by pelasaco 25d ago
NetBSD is the only Unix that IMO still fun to hack on.. no AI, just hack..
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by pelasaco 27d ago
this is impressive too "We have since added more than 3 million CPU cores, 120 petabytes of high-speed storage, and significant network capacity"
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by pelasaco 28d ago
> Isn't the author allowed to write code with Claude? Just to make it correctly: Author isn't writing code with Claude. Claude is writing code for the Author. Nothing wrong with that. But that's how it is.
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
are you really comparing Politics based on feeling with a HN comment? lol
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
or the said "experts" hungry for media attention.. we saw it all
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
> Nobody in planet modelling has ever suggested that the 3 phase El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) We saw already around 2020 or so that specialists opinions didn't really matter. Feelings and politicians opinions were more relev
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
in one hand i wanted to highlight that if it was today, we - as civilization - would definitely create a link between the events, based on our "feeling" in another hand, i question if we really could rule out, since back in the da
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
A modern 1877 scale event would probably immediately fuel (pun intended) a furious climate change debate, even though attributing the existence of the El Niño itself to fossil fuels would not be scientifically justified... or maybe was the
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
> So what do we do about it? I just hope that politicians don't jump in and say "we know how to fix it", because unfortunately where they put their hands, they just make things worse (regardless of which country)
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
> so you _can_ get your kids a superb math education if their mother language is english. For my kids, mother language German, is much harder to consume such content. Both are doing well in math olympics and similar contests, but i still
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
Sorry the question, i watched shortly your videos, i see you vibe-coding it in an emulator.. but did you try it in a real hardware? With real floppy disks?
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
you should drop the battery.. see this project https://research.google/blog/a-low-carbon-computing-platform...
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
> modern, rootable ARM64 phone which one would people suggest? I got two already, both locked. Google Pixel 3a XL 64GB. Cannot root it, Sinlock. Not possible to install postmarktOS. Xiaomi Redmi Note 8T 64GB. Same thing, some lock, need
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
which isn't necessarily better.. just less traffic
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Everything you learned about SSL is deprecated – Todd Gardner – NDC Toronto 2026 [video](youtube.com)
3 points by pelasaco 1mo ago|1 comments
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
Do you think it makes sense to contribute 9.3% of your salary every month (well, your employer contributes roughly the same, so about 18% in total) for around 40 years (assuming you start working at 30, which is already late), only to enjoy
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
this a cynical interpretation of it. It reduces OSS to free source code, not as in free speech, but as free beer. OSS was always about collaborative engineering process. Together we bet the system. Hacking for freedom. Now we reduced it to
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
> My point is, people get enjoyment out of game design too. The plot-twist here is: The game design is made by Claude too :)
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
if I am not wrong, the game described in this article, is presented in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gOJUEcKYRk , from Palmer Luckey[1]. Wild this guy find time and energy for this side quest. That's passi
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
An interesting exercise: Check the github repository from those people releasing vibe-coded projects. Look back before 2025.. either didn't exist or the projects were mainly forks.. than suddenly AI experts. Vibe-coding 100 projects&#x
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
It's not just the hobby programming community. Professional software developers too. At least against as it is now, where everyone with Claude suddenly becomes a software engineer. Software engineering is more than pushing code to main
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
Yes, absolutely. I'll never vibe-code PostgreSQL. I don't want to maintain my own Kubernetes codebase. I happily pay for GitLab Enterprise and Authentik Enterprise. That said, these small end-user console apps are just noise. It&#
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
Because it's so cheap to vibe-code a tool that, at least in your head, fits your use case exactly. Code is cheap. GitHub is free (although I'm betting that free code hosting will start disappearing before the end of the year). And
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
I see the need for such a tool. I just ask myself: why should I use a brand-new vibe-coded tool if I can just vibe-code my own? One that's fine-tuned exactly for my use case? That's not a rant against Wallfacer. It's just an
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by pelasaco 1mo ago
> What realistic alternative was there to fixing the (fiscally) unsustainable pension system I think there are multiple alternatives. To make people work up to 70, when Men have a life expectancy in average of 78 and Women, in average 86

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