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@hackaday Thanks for sharing. I mourned IPv6 broadcast, but if "ff02::1" gives a local one-to-everyone without opt-in, that makes things much nicer.

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@bigjoshlevine Maybe it's just nostalgia playing tricks on me, but perhaps we're limiting our options by sticking to the highly abstracted computer environments we've built over the past decades, before AI. Are we not making excellent programs because complicated old habits are holding us back?

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@jb_61820 I follow a Youtuber who posts content every day, 7 days a week, and has been doing so for the last 10 years. Watching that channel is my morning routine. I'm a guaranteed source of advertisement eyeballs.

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@lproven @TheRegister Makes you wonder how distant a modern CP/M or MP/M port with a modern GEM running on top of it is.

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@iamdevloper Brain Dead

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@zworp Is that... Okay?

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@anon_opin Wasn't early Apple actually newline and cr, just to spice things up?

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@mrdoob As someone who has spent a lot of time on this recently, it typically gets to an "almost works" level quickly, and from there it's a slow painful slog, or death by a thousand paper cuts.

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@caballerobrah You spelled Rexx wrong.

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@JudgeDrokk I travelled to London from Stockholm decades ago partly for the CEX retro stuff. Ended up with a Sinclair +3 and a stack of commodore books and other stuff. Good times.

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@binsquares Very cool! I can't help but to wonder how this compares in practice to using Firecracker, for prod workloads.

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@CtrlAltDwayne Cookie banners are needed if a web site is doing funky things to track users. When you see them everywhere, it shows how badly most web services treat their users.

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@Shpigford Very cool, I'd try to hack it to work in Linux, but the non-open source license a deterrent. Purely AI-generated material isn't copyrightable, so it would be helpful to know what parts of the code is LLM, and which part is human (and FSL licensed).

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@vikvang1 Surely the correct answer is "use Kafka queues, design done."

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@raysan5 @datgame For funsies i had Claude port Apache ZooKeeper from Java to Go over a week in the evenings. That's ~170k LoC. Does the port work? Yes. Is it buggy as hell? Also yes. I think it's hard to make blanket claims right now, in either direction.

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@JollyWangcore Yes. Those old fraternal orders seem built on exactly that principle: drink heavily, but with enough rules and rituals to stop it from becoming a brawl, and preserve just enough dignity to meet the next day.

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Reminded of why I don't buy many books anymore.

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@CryptoCyberia That's some seriously competent backrooms/liminal spaces type architecture. Sent a shiver through my spine!

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@SplendidMaChao @tom_doerr Yes! I realize this now after going through the codebase. I was hoping for more. Been toying with a similar concept, but with an LLM in the loop and using inline emulation to build integration tests, and I was hoping that it would have been overkill. But no.

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@SplendidMaChao @tom_doerr The sentence makes a strong first impression, until you realize that it says that it just produces compileable code, that mostly doesn't work as intended.

It's not unexpected, given the approach though, and it's still very cool.