LoFiSamurai

Lost me at the very first sentence.

If you don’t know what OpenCode is, imagine a boot stamping on a human face forever.

Having those sent to fight in a war being the ones to decide if the war should be fought was on of the major points in General Butler’s 1935 book War is a Racket

Hmm. I can definitely understand what the author was saying.

Paraphrased: ChatGPT often completes complex solutions in one try whereas Claude does not (or performs less well).

I guess you can’t take me seriously?

Haha good one

No

Why?

Do you have kids? You’re going straight to planets huh.

The photos published are hardly proof of life. This is a false equivalence.

with people who shouldn't be talking about CS

Your argument is that calling Vim niche should exclude someone from being able to talk about CS. Please rethink your stance and your tone and consider if you’re helping the discussion.

Love it! Def going to use this.

Why not? You could also just rip the CD

How do you think a manager should handle the case where a company forces the manager to select one person from the team for a bogus (in bad faith) PIP?

Is this legal? I can’t find a free link from the author.

lol MS doesn’t pay enough to pull this stunt. A chill workplace culture is all they have going for them.

Love this!

Go on

It’s an incredible book. Munificent did an amazing job.

Your point is taken, but shouldn’t we also trust teachers to choose which books will best serve their classroom?

That’s a weird way to say the developer decided to provide it for free

In addition to the self promotion benefits, writing about something in plain terms is the best way I know of to shine a light on areas I don’t fully understand. It’s a useful tool to have if you’re serious about self-improvement.

This is overly reductionist and cynical regarding what libraries provide for communities. You should visit a library sometime — it might surprise you.

What’s this about him being CEO of Reddit? I’m not seeing that anywhere.

Huh. Do you have a few examples?

I thought jaeger was pretty popular for tracing.

Great for guitars though!

This is incredible. Thanks for sharing!

Their canned lattes are also great

Bellingham is not particularly diverse, no. Bellevue on the other hand is incredible.

Right, saying he couldn’t get anyone to listen to him is super reductionist. No one cared about hobbyist VR until Carmack started working with Luckey and got the software to run a lot faster. It was him taking it seriously that helped get the ball rolling for the VR boom.

Yep.

https://x.com/MegaCrit/status/1702077576209207611?s=20

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