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by rixed 2mo ago
Also: "Oh my god some economic development!?! We need urgently to think of a way to hamper it!"
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by rixed 2mo ago
True! But it is also true that you learn better by doing yourself. The knowledge acquired by chatting endlessly is vast but shallow, that acquired by researching yourself and practicing is deep but narrow. We should be equally afraid of bot
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by rixed 2mo ago
Meta, won't comment on the site, won't click. I'm fed up with this category of click baity titles that are designed to be enigmatic rather than informative. The guideline do not mention this, apart maybe from: If the titl
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by rixed 2mo ago
Perhaps road accidents, or at least fatalities, can be reduced more than you realize. You are talking past each others. The exemple of Australia (or was it new Zealand?) shows that accidents can be lowered, as much as thé exemple of
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by rixed 2mo ago
900k lines of code plus tons of deps for a compiler? Does that really make sense to you?
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by rixed 2mo ago
You are answering "tree is bomb" to someone explaining why over panicking does a disservice to your cause. Regarding eucalyptus burning: a lot of them burned suddenly after a policy change allowing land to be repurposed after wild
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by rixed 2mo ago
If you unzoom even more, even the sea is red. I don't think this map shows what you think it does.
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by rixed 2mo ago
That's not necessary. Sometimes we make choices and we feel the need to justify them in vivid flamewars regardless of how arbitrary. Vi vs emacs or amd vs intel, now anthropic vs openai. We love to take sides, to belong to a small comm
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by rixed 2mo ago
Remind me of a similar quest of mine from... 15 years ago or so. Porting Quake on a GP2X handheld with no GPU, not even an FPU, run by an ARMv4. I could not compress the textures enough at the time so you could play only for a few seconds b
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by rixed 2mo ago
> Documentation and translations added by Debian contributors I wonder what fraction of Trixie already violates this requirement of the first proposal...
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by rixed 2mo ago
You mean, a world where we could modify the OS and drivers on our phones?
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by rixed 2mo ago
Sounds familiar, I used to think the same about the Internet and free software. Turned out, the old world digested the unstoppable march of progress just fine.
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by rixed 2mo ago
It must feel great to feel so vastly superior... But everyone being crass and stupid was not even the question. The question was: how many more battles are going to be lost on that hill?
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by rixed 2mo ago
Well, I'm glad I've asked because I very much enjoyed reading your answer. I had a different experience of vegetarians though. In my mind, based on my experience, a vegetarian is someone who, when you invite in your place, or when
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by rixed 2mo ago
> all the extraterrestrial AI swarms It's expected that a human would associate life with intelligence, but it's also a bit of a contradiction because it does not seem very intelligent to do so given all we know about t
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by rixed 2mo ago
Does not sound particularly safe to be deported to a correction facility.
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by rixed 2mo ago
How do you prove a system is chaotic in sociology? Without such a proof, isn't it natural to try to explain in retrospect even the systems you failed to predict?
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by rixed 2mo ago
I would be fully onboard with you if the tools to generate all the code anyone need would not be proprietary and would run on a personal computer anyone could buy.
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by rixed 2mo ago
> I made the change consciously for ethical and moral reasons with no interest in "setting myself apart" or "feeling better for not 'being like those others'" by this decision We all believe we do w
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by rixed 2mo ago
Still working on https://cloudywithachanceoflatency.net/ (and looking for beta testers actually, especially if you are interrested in trying the MCP server for your SRE agents). Also working on my very own MCP proxy, since
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by rixed 2mo ago
He made an account to add an offensive comment that would make many infuriated HNers engage with, thus improving the rank for the article?
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by rixed 2mo ago
> it’s just not a terribly statically verifiable language FYI, neither is scheme.
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by rixed 2mo ago
I didn't read this that way at all. Society != country of origin. The US, like any country, is composed of many different cultures and more or less independent societies, some being high-trust/valuing more cooperation and some low
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by rixed 2mo ago
> This isn't something you can screen for in a classic job interview Why not? Sounds not that hard. I actually believe this is something that would make a candidate looks good in an interview for many large corporations.
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by rixed 2mo ago
If you are in an environment where deploying a new configuration file is easier than adding data in a pre-existing database, you are in a bad place already.
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by rixed 2mo ago
> the biggest blocker on moving to a new programming language, is the cost of re-writing everything In 2026, not sure if it was satire. Do some people truly believe that all their software stack has to be single tech, from device drivers
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by rixed 2mo ago
So many messages about child safety in the press and even here... Who cares about chat control when they already have mind control.
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by rixed 2mo ago
At the end of the day, regimes do not depend on legitimacy but on force.
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by rixed 3mo ago
Explain again why a cli can't access a remote service ? The only difference that is not superficial is the token count. Everything else : format, doc, auth, discoverability, ... can be made the same (the cli could be an mcp client, and
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by rixed 3mo ago
And you believe the State of Spain decided to blacklist Palentir for these reasons ? Because that was the original question of the person you are replying to.

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