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- They're in a position to get their own TLD (e.g .tg); they should probably do this and run their own supporting infrastructure for it at this point.
- > So they should take away other people's money because they can Ireland isn't stealing from other people by changing their tax policies to attract business, that isn't theft by any stretch of the imagination outside of a libertarian one that posits all taxation is theft.. and you haven't answered my question: Why…
- Bohoo, can't build weapons for genociders, poor me! What a shitty management that can't find any solutions other than building weapons for war criminals.
- Everybody is filter-bubbled and people on HN are profoundly filter-bubbled. Wait'll you find what a huge number of ordinary people think about NSA surveillance. The cameras apprehend criminals. I can show with evidence that the juice isn't worth the squeeze, and in fact that the cameras had the effect of tasking our…
- Also namecheap sounds shit, but afaik they have good reputation.
- 99% of code ever written has always been shit. Most of it has been thrown out or not in use anymore, or EVER used. Most people arent going anything particularly unique or complicated or performance focused.
- Actually, C++ was rather poor in the 1990s if you ask me (albeit still very usable). Time has moved on - but so has the language. Its implementation tradeoffs were much better IMNSHO after 2011; but it wasn't there yet. And it still isn't! It has a lot of warts that have to stay for backwards compatibility (which is a…
- I'm fortunate enough to have been in the field from way back when people only ever did it because they were genuinely and obsessively into it. The only people who were doing it for the money were the ones making office software. Things are radically and tragically different now.
- I’ve never worked with Silicon Valley people before now, and now I get why so many projects are abandoned and rewritten when they could just use open source. The whole culture is promo driven.
- Instead of getting offended by a fair criticism you should learn from it. In your articles consider adding a disclaimer that says exactly what you just said here in your comment here that you post-processed your voice and thoughts through LLM. LLM speak is like the new corporate speak. Enterprise writing is fulll of…
- Why do you need one?
- They won't, because they are vassals and not even aware of it.
- How can we use a bucket of mostly useless data to enrich ourselves by building more VC-funded apps? I'm asking the important questions.
- According to this breakdown: https://ghloc.vercel.app/Poseidon-fan/linux-0.11-rs?branch=m... It's about 15k lines of code for the kernel and the rest is various utilities, libraries and programs that can run on the kernel.
- I've done a version of "world" for Sigil, a programming language I was kinda doing but stopped, also for agents. LLM generated article here https://inerte.github.io/sigil/articles/worlds-not-mocks/ But basically world is a bit more narrow, that moment where your code touches the outside world (logging, http, etc), you…
- Just don't get bored with life. If they live long enough, the wise man sees trends; the ebbs and flows of the zeitgeist.
- Did you read the report? Stupid response. Thanks for wasting my time to tell you that.
- Nintendo still makes some co op games but you are right it’s an area that has largely died off lately. I think the boom in the board game industry has been a response to the death of co op video games.
- Totally. I can’t wait to take this to https://hytradboi.com
- Same way as towards a natural person, I recon?
- I mean FWIW this looks to me much like the sort of hacks I had to get into last time I worked with Java so I can't really blame you.... > Valhalla can't come soon enough for us. This will be interesting to see for sure, I think it will raise the bar for competitors as well; .NET GC has lingered in some ways for a…
- It's appropriate to point out here once again that Israel supported Hamas in hopes of dividing Palestine, so, you know.
- Technically, you are using Xcode. Xcode is a [buggy as hell] GUI wrapper for a lot of system-level UNIX utilities and apps [which are generally, not so buggy]. Using CLI to release apps is a pretty old practice; at least as long as I've been doing it (I released my first Xcode app in 2012).
- Nice. I need to go check them out again. I really liked their original Retro Diffusion models but this a while back in the SDXL days. It felt like it was trained on more natural language, so prompting it was quite nice for that era. But if they’ve been working on it specifically for animation, that’s pretty neat.
- I took a swing at bringing this into Handy.computer if anybody's interested: https://github.com/cjpais/Handy/discussions/1031 . Looks like there had been suggestions in the past for someone to try it out, but no proposed PRs. This article was inspiring.