xandrius

Why judging when someone prefers a different way to work than yours?

Because you ignored them before someone told you about them.

Ha, I don't need to type 123456, it's stored in my navigator's password manager for convenience. Checkmate.

Are you calling my hardware old? ;(

So, you'd get 1/11 of a renting a house in Nepal, so?

Upcloud has the cheapest I found, you can get a full VPS for less than $4.

I do self-host but the amount of maintenance that physical machines require is a cost in itself.

You placed the laptop in a location where slowly but surely there is a dust build up in the fans? You get some issues.

Hard drives start degrading? You get some issues.

And so on, while I've been running some personal things off VPSs too and those never had a single second of downtime. My home machine is my pride and joy but for sure 1 day a year on average there is something. But much cheaper in terms of raw components and performance.

So, yeah, it makes sense if you want the things you run not become a side job/hobby.

The first example is not really a coincidence: a second is defined by being the second subvision of an hour.

So that example fails to support any reason for akari matching light in English. But for the sake of argument here is another one: じゃり (giari, read as "ja-ri") in Japanese means gravel and in my dialect almost the same sound (giarin, "ja-ri-n") also mean gravel. Go figure.

Who was rich in Imperial China? In most travelogues I've read about China in the 1800s, there was huge and deep poverty then too.

Yep, just get some older mp3 players and done. No need dumb touch screens.

Publish first and ask for forgiveness later

Easier to throw in 1.1.1.1 and call it a day

No need to be rude

Zoo Code is so much better than CC that to me even using similar models I go for CC for simpler things and ZC for larger work.

It's an absolutely fair argument and it just doesn't show great intelligence to go straight to namecalling rather than bringing up counter arguments.

I do believe that while Google and Apple are evil gatekeepers they also made it easier for non-tech people to install their own app without always calling their kids or neighbours. That's already a big win.

Thank you! This is exactly the experience I'd love to have. I'm not thinking of using home schooling as a shortcut for certain things or to avoid interactions. I am aware that I will have to be present and, as you said, meet them where they are and guide them through it.

One question: how did you find tutors and were they meeting physically or also online? And what subjects did you find needing tutoring?

You only know what you experience.

My schooling was alright but I can imagine a much better version given different circumstances.

I would love to home school my future (not yet born) kids, how did you get started? Any tips? Recommendations? Etc.

Don't you run bizantine ralph loops on remote environments with codex security checks, coupled with jev, grok, open router and a fully independent openclaw (on a maxed out mac mini inside a caveau in an undisclosed location, with open telegram) to change constants? You're going to be left behind.

False dichotomy, there is not just slop or hand-made.

Putting yourself (and others) into a very defined box does good to nobody. There are many programmers who at artistic as there are great artists who are also good programmers, I found what matters (for the most part) is where one decides to put their "care stats points", do you put all your care in learning Assembly and nothing else? Well, you'll probably be good at that and not much else, if you put an even slight amount of care into design decisions (however small), thinking a bit before doing something different and you'll improve at an ever increasing rate.

It is incorrect to blame everything onto some entity, otherwise we'll miss the real things due to being desensitised. It's a version of boy who cried wolf but crying Russia.

Haven't really seen an iPhone jailbreak in over a decade or so?

Is the goal solving a problem or spending time over it?

Because then why do you ride a vehicle when you could walk?

Why do you use fire when a well-positioned mirror with sun could do?

Why a piezo ignition or lighter when a stick and lots of friction would do as well?

I'm pretty sure you used chat gpt when it came out and literally stopped looking then.

GPT 5.6 sol and Astra can now one shot incredible stuff.

Only people disliking AI for coding are the gatekeepers who think they are magicians and the plebs shouldn't be able to code like them, unless they become gud.

Did you really pull the "slippery slope" on a change for children football matches to safeguarding them from abuse from spectators?

Micologist with a microscope?

We believed that the craft was typing the code while the real skill is to create something solving someone's problem. Whether that's done by punching holes in cards, writing esoteric letter combinations decided back in the 80s or using any natural language I so wish, to me it's the same. I just like getting there faster and while I'm grabbing a cup of tea.

Nope 350-375C. You want to have higher temperature on the tip to be able to melt it reliably.

Look it up, also I discovered that 350C is not double as hot as 175C, actually just 25% more.