I love that this issue has more posts that are critical on AI usage, contrary to the last one when there were articles, or at least one of them, composed entirely by an LLM. I'll happily print this one.
I am getting consistently gobsmacked by the 5-letter entries.
Used, high quality machinery is always in demand, but I think "used" and "planes" have the ability to subconciously sow some doubts in many people. I personally never heard of any airlines with 100% used planes in their…
I don't even trust the webcam electrical shutter of my laptop to the point I ran tape over it. Why people trust tech giants with their private data so much? What do they think of when they hear "private data"? Like…
How many tech releases like these should happen and everyone would look at the person next to them, all agree that the age of human has come to an end, right at that moment. Don't dare to stop the train of progress,…
I've been writing toy examples with raylib to OpenGL and my DIY pause solutions were usually so bad. I'm glad they wrote more than just "click this GUI button to access pause state" in a ginonmours game engine
Through many phases of using tmux, from bare bone to rocking 200-line config not counting 40 packages installed by a package manager, then back to 20 lines .tmux.conf, I'm tired. Tmux is great. Outside of control codes,…
and none of them pass the hallucinated CI pipeline. I don't know if I want to drive flying cars if there's no guarantee of it not exploding in midair.
Firefox certainly did this [Firefox release engineering](https://aosabook.org/en/v2/ffreleng.html) but at one point, having >100 almost identical executables (with the text swap out) for each version would eventually…
I'm sure many Japanese watching the Pearl Harbor movie didn't want the American pilots to survive after nuking 2 cities either.
Poe's Law is in effect when the thread is a hair away from getting political. I thought it was obvious that the commenter is joking based on the oblivious tone, and because this is HN.
Is this what the kids call "being performative" looks like? If you do this in my party, then please shut the door on the way out.
Terraform is great but it's so frustrating sometimes. You just pray that the provider has a specific configuration of whatever resources you're working with, because else when them resources are up on multiple env then…
I love that this issue has more posts that are critical on AI usage, contrary to the last one when there were articles, or at least one of them, composed entirely by an LLM. I'll happily print this one.
I am getting consistently gobsmacked by the 5-letter entries.
Used, high quality machinery is always in demand, but I think "used" and "planes" have the ability to subconciously sow some doubts in many people. I personally never heard of any airlines with 100% used planes in their…
I don't even trust the webcam electrical shutter of my laptop to the point I ran tape over it. Why people trust tech giants with their private data so much? What do they think of when they hear "private data"? Like…
How many tech releases like these should happen and everyone would look at the person next to them, all agree that the age of human has come to an end, right at that moment. Don't dare to stop the train of progress,…
I've been writing toy examples with raylib to OpenGL and my DIY pause solutions were usually so bad. I'm glad they wrote more than just "click this GUI button to access pause state" in a ginonmours game engine
Through many phases of using tmux, from bare bone to rocking 200-line config not counting 40 packages installed by a package manager, then back to 20 lines .tmux.conf, I'm tired. Tmux is great. Outside of control codes,…
and none of them pass the hallucinated CI pipeline. I don't know if I want to drive flying cars if there's no guarantee of it not exploding in midair.
Firefox certainly did this [Firefox release engineering](https://aosabook.org/en/v2/ffreleng.html) but at one point, having >100 almost identical executables (with the text swap out) for each version would eventually…
I'm sure many Japanese watching the Pearl Harbor movie didn't want the American pilots to survive after nuking 2 cities either.
Poe's Law is in effect when the thread is a hair away from getting political. I thought it was obvious that the commenter is joking based on the oblivious tone, and because this is HN.
Is this what the kids call "being performative" looks like? If you do this in my party, then please shut the door on the way out.
Terraform is great but it's so frustrating sometimes. You just pray that the provider has a specific configuration of whatever resources you're working with, because else when them resources are up on multiple env then…