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Comments in this one are embarrassing. Some of you will find a way to complain about anything.

Jeskola Buzz has a pretty interesting back story:

>The development of the core program, buzz.exe, was halted on October 5, 2000, when the developer lost the source code to the program. It was announced in June 2008 that development would begin again, eventually regaining much of the functionality.

One thing I very much appreciate in new-lang posts is seeing a code example above-the-fold, front and center. Kudos to the authors.

How many times are we going to see this same exact topic posted?

Imagine that, people on the internet disagreeing. I've had both sysv and sysd crap in my cheerios. The thing I appreciated about sysv was that it stayed in its lane and didn't want to keep branching out into new parts of the system. Sysvinit never proposed something like homed.

What is the general perception of Melania in Berlin?

They say trust arrives on foot, and leaves on horseback

That's awesome! What type of game is your son making now?

You're very fortunate, you'll have to teach us your ways some day

I don't know where you live, but where I live, we do.

I'm the person who commented it and I don't appreciate your straw man here.

I want the future to focus more on the brakes and tire dust, and the increase in cancers and other problems by people who live near busy roads or highways experience. Nobody studies this, and combustion or battery, everyone is affected by it. Even playgrounds are filled with shredded tires, which borders on biohazard.

429 - Too many requests

Does Nostr have many users these days?

I suspect you'd download a car.

>people already working on the project would be better at prompting and steering AI outputs.

In an ideal world sure, but I've seen the entire gamut from amateurs making surprising work to experts whose prompt history looks like a comedy of errors and gotchas. There's some "skill" I can't quite put my finger on when it comes to the way you must speak to an LLM vs another dev. There's more monkey-paw involved in the LLM process, in the sense that you get what you want, but do you want what you'll get?

Thanks for the reply. Wishing you luck, in either your company turning around or a new opportunity finding you.

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Just curious, why do you stick around on a sinking ship?

It's not a conspiracy anymore

It's a little glitchy in firefox on apple silicon but I like it

Lots of crackling and popping in firefox on macos, pretty cool otherwise

It's working fine here

We need more people like this.

What if it worked like the carts at Aldi? Put something reasonable like 3-5 bucks on the sale amount, and redeem the same amount when returned.

Please brother may i have some pledge unveil

Weird? Do you know where you are? We're all nerds here, in many shades of what you label as 'weird'.

This is not as much of a flex as you appear to think it is.

>the backstory has been that it's someone with a track record under other usernames.

This has gaps, as you know, and doesn't wash. Let someone turn a new leaf. Amnesty puts a stop to this.

>Almost everyone banned on HN is banned publicly, with a public message explaining why.

I would love for this to be the case, however I quite extensively investigate this phenomenon and this does not match what I've seen. I'd like for us to be better than shadowbans. In some cases, I don't even get to vouch, it's just a comment that is banned-banned. It feels the worst when they're saying something substantive to the conversation and we have no means to surface the comment.

Some type of annual amnesty consideration or something of that nature is in order, or soon we'll recreate other echo chambers that are slowly fading out.