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it would be interesting if instead of making migration tools - one shot - you could do a migration then sync.

Easier said than done, but changing peoples chat app from under them in an org is a stressful thought. If they could run side by side in sync until a critical mass has moved over, then sunset the old one, or not.

Seems fairly useless to me, for a few dollars I can sample the L1 frequency with a dumb device which has no idea of speed or altitude, and do the calcs with FOSS which is in the wild.

Basically a rule which inconveniences the honest and has zero impact on the bad dudes, whoever they are

The first company I worked for was 'Orchard Computers', because they sold Apple, Acorn and Apricot.

Around 1993-4

There is a bit more to it on ARM I'm afraid. The device trees are complex and it feels to me it takes it out of the realm of 'anyone can and should do it'

It's out, I'm daily driving one. It's great

Why was this comment downvoted? Like seriously can someone who did please post?

This is a factually correct and informative comment.

You should have made that law when you were Prime Minister

I just did this at home, and my 9 year old, without my bias or prompting, was pointing out that sea of thieves and MSFS are both microsoft games but run better on Linux

I can't believe what a non-event it was switching the kids over

Dogs deriving calculus:

https://www.csun.edu/~dgray/BE528/Pennigs2003Dogs_Calculus.p...

Linux succeeded in the datacenter because of some atrocious choices MS made early on.

Now it's going to succeed on the desktop for the same reason

Bye bye windows

I've been daily driving a dgx spark. Once you start there is no going back.

NVIDIA nailed it

I managed to download it!

Feeling very proud. That compsci degree finally paid off

No one I know with a Ferrari drives it more than a few dozens of km.

I know many people like you. Don't project your mentality onto someone else.

People who can "pull up a facade" are a subset of the population

Ironic

If you know these things you can take them into account while driving the AI.

Sorry, I don't buy your argument

I feel like we are of a similar age. This is great advice. My small company is growing and i'm thinking this is the path so I don't need an IT helpdesk.

Do you still use vi or were you meaning vi(*) and actually use something else? I've been on vim for a while but happy to go back to vi

Have them make something difficult and time consuming to make, out of a flammable material, then as soon as it get's a pass from a supervisor they have to burn it.

i love HN but also starting to think it's time for us oldies to have our own one: cost of entry, having a distant memory of booting linux from a floppy

if you are a level 11 uber hacker and know how to do that.

I had to do it a bunch and after many many times I still couldn't remember without looking at my notes

Experienced distiller here. This comment is spot on.

wading through sites is still a thing? web search is still a thing? ok

I run a hardware company now (thankfully in the age of AI), as a direct consequence of reading Bunnies book 'hardware hacker'

Thank you Bunnie.

wow, what a cnut

Please disclose your affiliations

So that blurry eye vision I get in the morning could be from gravitational lensing from dark breakfast?

Thanks, can't wait to read these, didn't know they existed

Are you saying that with the models from 3 years ago, with the right context management and prompting, your C snake game would fail?

I agree with you, expectations are not being set correctly.

That's my point. Learn to use the tools, including as they were three years ago, and magic does happen

Bummer. I Don't want him to lose his Kiwi status. Can't wait for him to escape the apocalypse to NZ, that's gonna be hilarious. Not for him though...

I listened to a conversation between two superstar developers in their 50's, who have been coding for more than most readers here have been alive, about their experience with Claude Code.

I wanted to tear my ears out.

What is crystal clear to me now is using LLMs to develop is a learned and practiced skill. If you expect to just drop in and be productive on day one, forget it. The smartest guy I know _who has a PhD in AI_, is hopeless at using it.

Practice practice practice. It's a tool, it takes practice. Learn on hobby projects before using it at work.