<rss version="2.0" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"><channel><title>Hacker News: landdate</title><link>https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=landdate</link><description>Hacker News RSS</description><docs>https://hnrss.org/</docs><generator>hnrss v2.1.1</generator><lastBuildDate>Tue, 28 Jul 2026 19:41:15 +0000</lastBuildDate><atom:link href="https://hnrss.org/user?id=landdate" rel="self" type="application/rss+xml"></atom:link><item><title><![CDATA[New comment by landdate in "Codeberg bans vibe coded projects"]]></title><description><![CDATA[
<p>Fuck yeah</p>
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<p>if you were to ask people to rate crimes on morality i would presume littering would rank among the least immoral.<p>your point makes no sense. yes, if i had to pick one crime for someone to commit i might pick littering and many people think the same thing because littering is one of the most common crimes.<p>same thing is true for web development with php.<p>you absolute moron you don't even understand what you are saying just making random points that have a midwit cleverness, but when thought over by any respectable mind easily prove to be nonsense.<p>----<p>how could somebody like you think they deserve life enough to conjure up a breath let alone a word. It's a shame, and one you are too ignorant be aware of.</p>
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<p>php is a great language. there is a reason why the majority of the web runs on it.</p>
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<p>they just put llama. maybe i am missing something</p>
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<p>llama is from meta</p>
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<p>> we are going to beggar the Treasury to buy 2CTA on CoWoS out of Taipei and DCs the size of Manhattan<p>what does this mean?</p>
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<p>> Righteous judgment according to which set of beliefs?<p>Right is right; Belief doesn't effect truth.<p>Such as in physics, there are differing theories, but the underlying truth doesn't change.<p>> Only the delusional are certain about anything that happens in the afterlife.<p>Just because you are blind doesn't mean others can't see.</p>
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<p>I would have an easier time finding value in a refuse pile than I would within New York City.<p>> ignorant by most of the inhabitants of the developed world<p>"developed world", ah yes the part of the world marked by sedentary lifestyle, obesity, mental illness, suicide, mass shootings, and vast disparities in power.<p>Only beasts are joyful in Hell. I can recognize the demons just in their happiness.</p>
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<p>Yes, you are correct to assume. I should be more humble as I just revealed my own ignorance when it comes to the meaning of "equivocating" :P<p>> But in both cases the value only existed because of the people offering the deal. XeroX doing nothing with a UI or native Americans doing nothing with some land would mean the UI and the land would continue to be worth nothing. It was the others coming with ideas and effort that made them valuable.<p>Specifically, "XeroX doing nothing with a UI or native Americans doing nothing with some land would mean the UI and the land would continue to be worth nothing" is what I am getting at.</p>
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<p>"Valuable" as quantifiable in a capitalist economy.<p>You just reveal your own ignorance by equivocating value with monetary value.</p>
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<p>so the way llms work in the first place. training on original research that was acquired the hard way.</p>
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<p>Helping one's community encompasses much more than just the political realm.</p>
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<p>Practically, focusing on the things you can change (mostly small scale evils in your community) will have the highest degree of positive effect, rather than focusing on stuff you are bombarded with online that is out of your control (mostly large scale evils).<p>However, don't think you get vindicated from duty just because the task is impossible. You are as just as much responsible for yourself, your family, your friends, your community, as you are responsible for the person living on the other side of the globe. Whatever you decide to do with that information is up to you, but you will suffer with any of those who suffer, whether that be in life or death. Only the delusional think they can escape righteous judgment.</p>
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<p>Maybe I used imprecise wording. Not root, but must be part of sudoers. Or am I misunderstanding how the process works? Don'tWhenever I have installed a package from aur with yay it requires user being part of sudoers.</p>
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<p>And you and me would be better off for it. You can rely on such insanely complex technologies that have required millions of man hours to develop in which even the most knwoledgable will lack a complete understanding, or you can live within your station.</p>
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<p>I agree. Care is highly expensive out of neccesity. You need someome to basically do everything for these individuals, and this includes many undesirable tasks such as helping them use the commode, shower, dress, etc.<p>Additionally, the typical pay and hours worked for the nurses and care workers is, in my opinion, much lower than it ought to be. The cost will only increase as the nursing shortage increases.<p>Even ignoring economics, the quality of life for someone living in a nursing home isn't very high.</p>
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<p>> The first time I emailed a stranger, I swear my cursor hovered over Send for a full five minutes.<p>I would estimate communication is 95% non verbal and 5% verbal. The problem with online interaction is you are limited to this 5% while interacting with an almost infinite number of social groups and people.<p>Learning how to adapt to online socialization is learning how to adapt to being blind. Only you aren't blind, you are choosing to wear a blindfold.</p>
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<p>Running external code will always be a risk. Even if it is not intended to be malicious it could still have issues that compromise security.<p>Read the source. If you don't have the time then you shouldn't run the software.</p>
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<p>> It was bad enough when finding out more than 400 AUR packages for Arch Linux users had been infected with malware but now that number has risen to around 900 a few hours ago and now in the end at more than 1,500 user-contributed packages.been infected with malware<p>I never had a need for the AUR.<p>If I want a package not in the official repository I build it myself or if it has a binary release I will download it. this way i don't have to use root when building and can have program installed locally just for a single user which is how it should be anyway for most desktop use cases.<p>At least in this way there is one less level of possible malicious code insertion in developer -> user, vs develeper -> maintainer -> user.</p>
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<p>Not from the UK, but this person's experiences is similar to mine in the US.<p>The cost of care, especially nursing/assisted living, is so high that even millions of dollars in savings can be used up relatively quickly.<p>The worst is for situations where their income (ssi/pensions) exceed qualification for medicaid, but are less than what could cover a nursing home. this can be solved with a miller trust but it takes time to setup so you better have another way to take care of them while sorting out.<p>> Navigating the cost of care for my 79-year-old mum has been complex, and there is something deeply uncomfortable about reducing a lifetime of achievements into savings accounts, assets and financial assessments to be handed over to near strangers.<p>Just as the health and happiness of a child is in large part determined by such unimportant and irrelevant factors as material wealth so is for the elderly or the infirm.<p>----<p>In a perfect world children would take care of their aging parents, but (of course) this isn't always possible.</p>
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