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You see, he isn't against propaganda, he is against propaganda he doesn't agree with.

That description fits any authority, not just democratic. The state is an apparatus of coercion. Always was, always will be.

What's there to hate in it?

If HN had some kind of Hall of fame - you would be hanged there as a local (?) celebrity.

Depends on the scale. Something small is okay to keep in containers. If you want to push performance to the limits - you definitely will run your DBMS outside a container.

Oh, I thought you didn't hardcore those as if conditions, but rather parsed inventory files to get suggestions for -t and parsed tasks in playbook's roles to get suggestions for -l.

Still cool though, thanks for sharing!

Could you share how you do it? Ansible playbooks are ran via command `ansible-playbook` command and it surely has its own tab auto completion script.

Thanks for linking this! This is a lightweight solution, compared to ijq (interactive jq), but it still may come in handy.

https://github.com/gpanders/ijq

Thanks for that comparison/overview/benchmark!

However, you have mistakenly marked some answers as correct ones in the octopus prompt: only 1 generated image has octopus have sock puppets on all of its tentacles. And you marked that one image as an incorrect one due to sock looking more like gloves.

Another ex-tmux user here: for it was text selection with mouse without extra line breaks, introduced by line wrapping when long strings are rendered.

CF is a bad actor. They ruin internet. They own more and more parts of it.

This site seems to use netlify and it doesn't serve responses.

You are right. I haven't thought about donations possibly not being altruistic, but there actually are such ones. Personally I would say we need separate words to distinguish egoistic charity/donations from the altruistic ones.

But how does donating to some poor people abroad benefits you?

Who (and in which valid cases) embeds some block of code in a programming language as a value to some key in a YAML file??

Why do you donate? Do you owe them anything? No. Yet, you still donate. But how much do you donate? Why that amount and not nearly everything? Surely there are people in need!

But Zellij supports tmux hotkeys.

Correct statement, but poorly chosen alternatives: zellij is like tmux, but with less scrollback issues and supports mouse.

It is also extensible.

I call bullshit on this article and most of its arguments. The article was written out of fear felt as programmers' gate keeping falls apart and programming becomes generally more available to the broader auditory.

A quote from the article:

> Programming is fundamentally theory building, not producing lines of code. We know this.

Well, then you should understand that the "vibe coder" is someone with the idea for the code and during the vibe code session they build the theory for the program. Coding is less important than the idea behind the code.

So what the resulting code is "one use" and "legacy" or whatever if it does the job? If the vibe coder has saved their prompts - it could be later reproduced, improved and extended just the same way!

No need for foreman: just start things sequentially!

The idea of such a tool looks interesting at first. But then you realize there exist no problems, that require a solution provided by this tool.

You need to run a webserver with some backend components? Start them sequentially one after another, it will be fine.

Too many mistakes/typos in text.

That's a signal for me. A signal, that the author of this shit of an article didn't bother reading his own article before publishing it.

This article brings nothing new useful to the table. That's a rehash of someone else's rehash of something they've read somewhere.

Are you talking about Android?

Can your player delete media files?

If yes - PLEASE SHARE!

That's a pitfall №60

https://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashPitfalls#set_-euo_pipefail

MDN was great. Mozilla was great. It is incredibly sad it all went to shit.

We are just trying to adopt an LLM to answer users' questions based on our internal KB/wiki, that's all.

It didn't get clearer much: so what am I supposed to do to achieve that? If I query AI and it gives me outdated instructions how is your server supposed to help here? I suppose that I am supposed to somehow direct that AI's pipeline to use MCP protocol to make as a next step and query a locally running instance of the server of yours to improve the final answer..? The solution sounds quite ad-hoc: so instead of fixing the problem where it is (in AI's knowledge base), you suggest to apply corrections to it's results by making it query a server each user supposed to run locally? Sounds as a wrong approach to me, I honestly doubt many people would bother working with AI that way, especially given that AI is a paid service.

What I think would be great is either you hosting a central server permanently available to public and somehow convincing major AI service providers to query your servers for solving that narrow scope of tasks, or rather do something similar for open source models available on Hugging Face or something.

The owner of this site can just fuck off with their nationalism.

That's an open source agent for closed source services.

Nothing's really running local, everything gets sent to big corps, whose agents you'll choose to do all the real work.

I currently have poor internet connection and I am not able to view the demo, but having read the description of the project I failed to understand what it is/does and which problems/tasks it solves.

What an excellently idiotic post.