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Okay fair enough, Signal's end-to-end encryption is a lot more complex than that but really how is it a terrible end user experience?

How is it a worse experience? It's ridiculously simple: The app sends a public key to the person you're talking to. The end user doesn't even need to notice it. What am I missing here?

I always read the domain "sr.ht" as "Sir Hat"

Am I the only one here who thinks this is intrusive?

You basic income is 12k? Congratulations, your rent just went up 12k a year.

I was skeptical at first but when I dragged and dropped a bookmark in `gg` then a light went on in my head. Also the fact that jujutsu does everything in "detached mode" locally means that you can't mess up your remote git repo (unless you force push all yolo from git itself, but you're never expected to do that).

Is this the Richter scale? I thought it was obsolete.

I like the idea but it feels like more of an attempt to usurp Git than actually solving a problem.

Thanks, Satoshi

It's been slashdotted

The Idiotic Republic of America. There is no god but the Dollar.

Azure Functions have been solid for us. No real weird downtimes and if something happens its usually because we did something wrong.

We don't do very complicated things, mainly App Services with Azure SQL and Azure Functions.

Having said that, Microsoft did botch the .NET 8 -> .NET 10 migration for Azure Functions with Consumption Plan. So yeah ... we're beginning to see some of the cracks.

Is this more vibe-coded garbage?

   The cost of building software has drastically decreased.

The arrogance of this statement is staggering.

I've been hiding them all. Makes the front page look a lot better.

Just a note for everyone on HN. I am now hiding all LLM related stories like this one and have no regrets. Actually my front page looks pretty good now, with varied and interesting stories like back in the day.

I suspect the website is vibe-coded, like the tool itself.

That is significant for us. We have already accepted the risk of using Microsoft Azure so we use GitHub Copilot for that reason.

We have Claude disabled at the moment but if Anthropic has moved over to Azure then we can consider to start using it.

"Accepted the risk", just in case people don't know, is a compliancy term. I don't mean that Azure is risky.

You jest but this is precisely what we have done. Our customers have downright rejected SCRUM. It is considered a waste of money.

Where's the current World Cup residing now?

How can you stop it asking your password every single time? I asked my LLM and it hallucinated Javascript at me.

> For a developer, Linux is far superior for many reasons.

This is precisely why Microsoft created WSL2

I'd love to move my home server to FreeBSD but I would like to run Immich on it.

Immich assumes you're running Docker and I can't seem to get Linux running in a bhyve VM with Intel Quick Sync acceleration.

Node as a compiler runtime or node as a runtime runtime?

I know this is satire but we're in the process of rewriting the .NET Mediatr library because ... it's nothing but a simple design pattern packaged as a paid nuget package. We don't even need LLMs to reprogram it.

So the need is real, at least for enshittified libraries.

Yes I'm also one of those LLM skeptics but actually this looks interesting.

Emacs is awesome but customizing it costs me way too much of my precious time.

May I coin the term "Slopware"?

Wat would be the compelling argument for middle managers who only think of meeting financial targets?

I've seen a lot of "I've ported X to Go/Rust" posts lately. Is it the expectation that we're all supposed to abandon the original projects in favor of the ported versions which use newer and shinier programming languages? Is development going to continue on those new "Go/Rust" ports or are they just one-off karma farming projects?