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suprjami commented on Start all of your commands with a comma (2009) rhodesmill.org/brandon/20... · Posted by u/theblazehen

bobbylarrybobby · 2 days ago

Why would this own a server? ls lists itself, but listing itself shouldn't cause it to run again? Where's the infinite loop that brings the server down?

suprjami · 2 days ago

I think parent comment means "cp badthing ls" and leave it latent for someone to run. Maybe $PATH has CWD first for convenience?

suprjami commented on New York’s budget bill would require “blocking technology” on all 3D printers blog.adafruit.com/2026/02... · Posted by u/ptorrone

suprjami · 5 days ago

New York are going to be very angry when they discover that pipes and hammers exist.

suprjami commented on Two kinds of AI users are emerging martinalderson.com/posts/... · Posted by u/martinald

sevenzero · 7 days ago

I started to outsource thinking at my job as my company made it very clear that they do not want/cant afford thinking engineers. Thinking requires time and they want to deliver quickly. So they cater towards the very realistic deadlines our PMs set for features (/s). Funnily enough the features have to be implemented ASAP according to the customers, but the customer feedback takes like 6 months due to them using the new feature for the first time 6 months after delivery. I just dont care anymore. Gonna leave the learning part up to my time off, but getting generally tired of the industry as a whole, so just putting in minimal effort to pay my bills until things explode or get better. So for me its definitely outsourcing thinking at work.

suprjami · 6 days ago

Put your LLM to use writing a resume and looking for a new job. You've already checked out of this job. There is a better and more fulfilling way to spend your waking hours. Good luck friend.

suprjami commented on · Posted by u/cvalka

suprjami · 7 days ago

Outdated and with no explanation for its suggestions.

Gitea has been superseded by Forgejo.

Not sure what the recommendation FOR Google Meet is. Use Jitsi.

suprjami commented on Vitamin D supplements cut heart attack risk by 52%. Why? empirical.health/blog/vit... · Posted by u/brandonb

ziml77 · 10 days ago

Is this actually real? I don't see any link to a study. The use of AI has me suspect, as does visiting the main page of the site and seeing: "A 365º view of your heart health" I guess that could be intentional but it comes off as someone mistaking days in a year with degrees in a circle.

suprjami · 10 days ago

One web search away. It was apparently a conference presentation but is well reported in medical media:

https://newsroom.heart.org/news/heart-attack-risk-halved-in-...

https://www.hcplive.com/view/target-d-optimized-vitamin-d-do...

suprjami commented on Samsung releases new all-in-one heat pump for residential use pv-magazine.com/2026/01/2... · Posted by u/thelastgallon

tribaal · 11 days ago

I have an all in one heat pump right now in my house (in Europe). Not made by Samsung.

Why is this news? Is it because it can heat water to 85 degrees Celsius? Is it because it’s Samsung?

suprjami · 11 days ago

Probably because it combines so many functions into the one unit?

suprjami commented on PlayStation 2 Recompilation Project Is Absolutely Incredible redgamingtech.com/playsta... · Posted by u/croes

jszymborski · 11 days ago

I read this as Futurama way too many times

suprjami · 11 days ago

So did I. Considering there is a PS2 Futurama game, it seems a reasonable mistake.

suprjami commented on Is It Time for a Nordic Nuke? warontherocks.com/2026/01... · Posted by u/ryan_j_naughton

calvinmorrison · 14 days ago

That the Cold war was cold is also a joke. It was full, full, full of hot conflicts with client states.

What it seems to have deterred is two major states warring directly.

suprjami · 13 days ago

Conventional proxy wars are significantly cooler than all-out thermonuclear war.

suprjami commented on A free and open-source rootkit for Linux lwn.net/SubscriberLink/10... · Posted by u/jwilk

TacticalCoder · 22 days ago

> The Ftrace mechanism can be disabled at run time, of course — so Singularity helpfully enables it automatically and blocks any attempts to turn it off.

Can a kernel be compiled with Ftrace forced off? If it can be disabled at runtime, I take it it's not mandatory for the kernel to work. And I don't just mean off: I mean striping the Ftrace code path (dead code elimination or whatever).

I'm also interested in other measures, like a unified kernel moreover without the ability to load modules but this is not what my question is about. I'd like to know if Ftrace can just be turned off for good at kernel compile time.

suprjami · 22 days ago

Looks like yes

grep FTRACE /boot/config*

suprjami commented on Show HN: Nogic – VS Code extension that visualizes your codebase as a graph marketplace.visualstudio.... · Posted by u/davelradindra

suprjami · a month ago

Only JS, TypeScript, and Python. You got me all excited for a C visualizer!

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