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arvigeus commented on MH370 vanished in 2014.New search aims to find answers families desperately want   abc.net.au/news/2025-12-3... · Posted by u/evolve2k
BXLE_1-1-BitIs1 · a month ago
The locked cockpit door has been implicated in a number of pilot suicides: German Wings, Egypt Air, MH370 and possibly others.

Then there's Helios that crashed near Athens. The pressurisation failed and the cockpit oxygen cylinder had been left closed. The preflight check of the crew oxygen mask flow had not been done. By the time a cabin crew member with portable oxygen figured out how to get through the door, the fuel was about to run out.

arvigeus · a month ago
Maybe the crew member could had landed the Helios plane, but by that time everyone on board were already dead. Still, kudos to the guy for fighting tooth and nail till the very end in this impossible situation.
arvigeus commented on Microsoft denies rewriting Windows 11 in Rust using AI   windowslatest.com/2025/12... · Posted by u/zdw
monocasa · 2 months ago
Rewriting Microsoft's 10s if not 100s of millions of lines of native code in four years doesn't sound that wild to you?
arvigeus · 2 months ago
“Make no mistakes” and it’s a few days of work…
arvigeus commented on Tabloid: The Clickbait Headline Programming Language   tabloid.vercel.app/... · Posted by u/sadeshmukh
arvigeus · 3 months ago
Not written in Rust? Instant pass!
arvigeus commented on I am a programmer, not a rubber-stamp that approves Copilot generated code   prahladyeri.github.io/blo... · Posted by u/pyeri
arvigeus · 4 months ago
> usage is actually getting monitored and performance appraisals have now started depending on the AI usage

This is one of the easiest statistic to game. AI is master BS generator, just give it shitty prompts and toss away the code.

arvigeus commented on KDE celebrates the 29th birthday and kicks off the yearly fundraiser   kde.org/fundraisers/yeare... · Posted by u/jrepinc
frameset · 4 months ago
I'm absolutely loving KDE since I returned to desktop Linux after a long absence.

What really shocks me is how few of the big distros make KDE a default or "first class" DE choice. If I was a novice user coming from Windows, I'd much prefer KDE, which if you stick to the GUI is very navigable and similar in some ways.

arvigeus · 4 months ago
> What really shocks me is how few of the big distros make KDE a default or "first class" DE choice.

There’s a reason for that: KDE has more irregular release schedule than GNOME. KDE folks are working on that, so expect situation to change.

arvigeus commented on NixOS moderation team resigns over NixOS Steering Committee's interference   discourse.nixos.org/t/a-s... · Posted by u/TheFreim
bsimpson · 5 months ago
One of the reasons I stopped using Nix is how much more often I saw posts about political bickering than anything helpful.

I'm not aware of any other open source project so consumed with virtue signal bikeshedding.

arvigeus · 5 months ago
Same here! I don’t have a problem with people having different opinions than mine, but when they start banning core contributors for that, it’s just a matter of time before ship goes down. I kind of hoped I was wrong and after all this time the dust settled - not because I was going to use it again, but because the project is a very cool idea.
arvigeus commented on Why I'm Leaving NixOS After a Year?   rugu.dev/en/blog/leaving-... · Posted by u/kugurerdem
arvigeus · 6 months ago
I keep wondering why NixOS and few exotic distributions are the only ones that offer declarative configurations. Something like Ansible, but more like Nix.
arvigeus commented on Announcing the Clippy feature freeze   blog.rust-lang.org/inside... · Posted by u/jmillikin
jedisct1 · 8 months ago
Just to be clear, this has nothing to do with Microsoft Clippy. This post is about a tool for a programming language called Rust.
arvigeus · 8 months ago
But Microsoft Clippy is also technically in feature freeze
arvigeus commented on Ask HN: Does anyone know of a general news site akin to Hacker News?    · Posted by u/THENATHE
stranded22 · 8 months ago
I’m disappointed to find that it is a news /politics sub
arvigeus · 8 months ago
If you go to r/worldpolitics, you’ll get how that subreddit got its name. NSFW
arvigeus commented on 'We Currently Have No Container Ships,' Seattle Port Says   newsweek.com/seattle-port... · Posted by u/pseudolus
hintymad · 9 months ago
A funny thing is the US could easily sanction any country in the 90s because it controlled so much manufacturing. Nowadays we can’t even sanction Houthis since they can get everything from China. Judging by the port situation, soon China can sanction us, easily.
arvigeus · 9 months ago
The general idea is to restore that order, and decouple from China. The problem is such things will require serious leadership, not mafia style extortion.

u/arvigeus

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