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Yes.

No one should be afraid of anything. Fear is a terrible advisor. Keep your eyes open, try to read the context as careful as you can and adapt as best as you can. Don’t spent too much time trying to be an oracle, never works out…

If you study the last 5k years, then the real question how on earth did the Europeans (primarily) and then the Americans managed to stay ahead of China for as long as they did (the "Needham Question").

Confucius came before Plato and most important discoveries came from China. The two wrote a the "good citizen" ought to be and how a city/country/empire ought to be run. Even meritocracy has been traditionally stronger in China, over centuries.

In the west we're talking about it since Homer, but in practice has been applied sporadically, while China has been much more consistent.

Cheap!

A lot.

Looks like you are the biggest shareholder. Well, going by the popular saying: “You own AWS now”.

I would put all the “nuke is safe” ppl in an island alongside the reactor and go back every 100 years to check if they went Atlantis or not yet…

I get that it’s a a form of clean energy and we kind of need that in the EU but a remote, “protected”, isolated location would be my first choice.

I thought they found vibranium. Shame…

Well if you helped the US gov get elected than probably that lemonade “deserves” the valuation… if not, well, it’s just lemonade…

Nah, Ancient Greece has nothing to do with today’s capitalism. It’s a dumb example and the parallels will fall down to a close inspection. Different world.

Not familiar with blink but I use tmux heavily. Tried herdr but did t stuck. The main selling point is the status report: tmux requires a plugin and even that doesn’t work as good as herdr. By reporting I mean that while a tmux plugin can report a very basic “status” in the powerline, herdr does so natively in greater detail (reports if the agent waits for use input etc). All solutions I came across with status report might support one agent / cli app and not others… so there is that.

Vim (and the neo-thing) have multiple plugins that support vim-terminals but for agentic workflows tmux (a specialized tool) and similar tools (there are quite a few nowadays) are way better.

What exactly can you do with neovim tha I cannot do with vim? :-)

Coupled with tmux and tmuxinator. Vim in the editor pane1, shell in pane2, agent(s) in panes3+. I rename the pane’s name to map try work done there. I rarely work with more than three agents, most of the it’s just one because I spent time reviewing the changes, performing tests in the shell pane to make sure everything is as it should be.

Ps. I use an the vim-ai plugin (dot files available in GitHub alongside vim config) but it’s not ideal for agetic workflows.

If you have IPv6, it’s easy. In IPv4 land… Good luck.

Hm. I had the exact opposite experience. Weird.

Croc has broke down for me quite a few times when transferring large files. I switched back to MW.

The Damon should default to local host, however mariaDB is not some obscure daemon that runs for the kicks… so maybe, engineers should take the time to setup a firewall instead of assuming that all daemons listen to local host? Especially when the server is online? Just saying…

The text is far from perfect. It’s shallow and most of the times average. LLM is okay-ish for a first draft, maybe, but any professional writer will tell that it’s a rather poor author.

lol He'll put on a show and then cave-in like he always does: https://people.com/elon-musk-says-he-didnt-do-nazi-salute-at...

None that should matter to you. Maybe you should start with something cheaper instead of SOTA e.g. Deepseek, Mistral, etc. They're not as good but not as bad as some say either. These cheaper LLMs will allow you to experiment much more until you get some sort of workflow on using LLMs and the switch to the expensive ones.

People were Googling these things. Those who were good with words, didn’t do that before AI and won’t do it today. They don’t have to.

Well they're not rounding people because of their religion or sexuality and putting them in "retraining" camps yet.

Right. They pay Turkey to do that: https://www.rescue.org/eu/article/what-eu-turkey-deal

I don’t think the EU is a classic dictatorship, but it’s a colossal failure nonetheless, has a severe lack of democracy and acceptance. And their personnel is mediocre, not like the US administration but it’s closer than ppl in this forum realize.

That couldn't be further from the truth.

All the referendums I can recall (French and Dutch in 00s, Italian recently, Greek and British) were all resounding “No”’s… plus the rise of the far right is kinda hard to miss…

Gallup, March 2025: No country approves of their own leadership, or that of U.S., over the EU [2]

That’s literally insane. I don’t believe it. I have yet to find someone who is fond of the EU leadership. lol. …

You have to remember that the EU is fundamentally the world's most successful peace project, founded after the horrors of WW2 to make war in Europe not just unthinkable, but materially impossible.

You're confusing the EU with NATO. Germany is already planning on re-arming[^1] because NATO is dead. The EU is by all means an unfinished project and if I had to bet, I would bet that it won't survive the next two decades. There's no pro-EU majority in any European country right now. Not one. It's a great idea, very poorly implement that gets (some times unfairly, some times fairly) all the blame for everything wrong with Europe right now. Migration, energy, housing, etc.

[1^]: https://www.defensenews.com/global/europe/2026/04/22/germany...

This one, on the other hand, seems to be genuinely boring. I couldn't get past the intro.

The professionals…

On a related note reading HN comments is a prime example of sleepy text. Gets me every time.

Agreed. I’m also rather slowly migrating stuff to sr.ht and following tangled, still in beta.

They’ll train on your uploaded docs and photos, to be sure, but it won’t be correlated to your chats and projects, unless Anthropic is doing things that would make their counsel have heart attacks.

And if they do, they'll apologize with a blog post.

Drew is pretty adamant about stuff and his morales.

Which is, by all accounts, a double-edged sword. Cuts both ways.

Are you self-hosting code in Forjego by any chance? If yes, there's an integrated system called "actions"[1].

Jenkins is popular but complex. I would look elsewhere, woodpeckerCI looks like a good solution but I don't have direct experience with it.

I've worked with Tekton in the past, but it's tailored around kubernetes, e.g. a good for k3s (self-hosted k8s cluster).

If you're not self-hosting and you use something like github, you need to either leave an HTTP server open to the internet (insecure) or use something like ngrok, smee.io, cloudflare tunnel, hookdeck, etc. These tools will manage to forward the webhook in a secure way to the internal system.

[1] https://forgejo.org/docs/latest/admin/actions/