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  • I'm sick of AI

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  • For food, Weird Fruit Explorer is awesome. It's very niche, but high level he's a contortionist who loves extremely rare fruit and travels the world on a mission to try every fruit there is, the rarer and weirder the better.

    https://youtu.be/FkKPpOomdpQ

    It's a very fun show. Sort by most watched though since not all episodes are the most interesting IMO.

  • Framework released their Laptop 12 with an option for Fedora!

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  • Have you seen the Framework Pro?

  • What's your entirely unimportant and inconsequential hot take?

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  • Not just programming. e.g. if you create a bunch of files or folders on your computer and they're sorted by name, then if you do d/m/y they'll all be out of order. y/m/d will be in order.

    But yeah, for human contexts usually day is more important.

  • Recommendations for opensource Jetbrains equivalents?

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  • Maybe the keymap setting isn't correct? e.g. maybe you put it in the wrong context?

  • Recommendations for opensource Jetbrains equivalents?

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  • Zed has a simple disable_ai setting that turns it all off. Not sure why the fork is necessary.

  • U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert’s son arrested, faces charges of sexual exploitation of minor

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  • Signal is working on registration without a phone number. But what form will it take?

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  • No, apps (at least on Android) require a specific permission to read your phone number. The phone capabilities of Signal go through their own VoIP service, not your phone.

  • Professor's invisible prompt trap catches 32 students cheating on their midterm with AI

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  • I'm on the other side of the spectrum. No relevant degree in my field, no certifications, just real world experience. I rose very quickly too.

    I also haven't really seen real world effects of networking with anyone I know. Lots of people join college clubs, go to networking events, etc. but when they need a job or a lawyer or something they get the same rates as everyone else. Maybe it's just my friends though.

  • What do I need to know about the Odyssey before watching the film?

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  • Some Mullvad VPN customers tunnel for exit after co-founder donates millions to populist party

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  • I'm not educated here - how is the money not moving through the economy? Billionaires and trillionaires surely keep their money in a bank / investment accounts right?

  • Linus Torvalds tells AI haters to fork off: Linux supremo says contributors opposed to AI use can 'just walk away'

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  • I've been in a position of reviewing a ton of slop. It was this way before AI and even worse after. I think the appropriate response is that I don't care if it's human slop or AI slop - I'm not going to do a ton of work to review it if I see slop. I'm going to make a comment that you should go deslop it and let me know when you're done.

  • Google preps Pixel ‘Audio Memory’ that ambiently tracks your ‘important conversations,’ like AI notetaker pins

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  • One of my banking apps enabled Google Play attestation. It's really infuriating. I don't understand the point either - AFAIK all apps need to be signed with the dev's private key anyway, don't they? If they are then why would anyone care where I downloaded it from?

  • On OpenAI's Support for Rust - The Rust Foundation

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  • Nope!

  • On OpenAI's Support for Rust - The Rust Foundation

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  • Those companies and firms back Rust because it's memory safe without a garbage collector, and great for general purpose programming or systems programming. That's super important for everyone, but especially large companies working on high performance or mission critical software.

    Zig is not memory safe so it's a non-starter for these things, and has not proven itself in the industry anywhere near what Rust has.

    This has nothing to do with Rust being "corporate" or anything wrong with Rust.

  • Quote of the day by Apple CEO Tim Cook: 'If you put a key under the mat for the cops, a burglar can find it, too' — a stark warning on threats to undermine privacy

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  • Can we use Github as free cloud storage?

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  • Pretty easy for the few platforms offering this to ban you and any accounts hosting your project, even if you make a new one.

  • Privacy @programming.dev
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    Firefox for Android adding Google Integrity checks

    www.omgubuntu.co.uk /2026/06/mozilla-firefox-android-google-play-integrity

  • PeerTube 8.2 Video Platform introduces channel ownership transfers, live stream catch-up support, Studio editing improvements, and admin updates

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  • It's supposed to, but your experience has also been mine for some reason.

  • Cradicle the p2p github alternative (based on Radicle) is looking for users/testers

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  • There's almost zero reason to choose C for any greenfield project. C / C++ have been plagued with extremely serious problems throughout history because they are not memory safe. The world needs to move on from memory unsafe languages whenever it can.

    Choosing C for something like this would be idiotic.

  • GitHub faces a fight for its survival at Microsoft

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  • It's nice that they have this but the real problem is GitHub Actions is provided for free for all repos. Woodpecker looks like you need to self host. I'm not going to set up and pay for host just for the small amount of time I have working on one of my projects.

  • Linux @programming.dev
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    Canonical is ‘ramping up’ AI in Ubuntu this year

    www.omgubuntu.co.uk /2026/04/ubuntu-ai-features
  • politics @lemmy.world
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    FCC asks stations for "pro-America" programming, like daily Pledge of Allegiance

    arstechnica.com /tech-policy/2026/02/fcc-asks-stations-for-pro-america-programming-like-daily-pledge-of-allegiance/
  • politics @lemmy.world
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    Stephen Colbert says CBS forbid interview of Democrat because of FCC threat

    arstechnica.com /tech-policy/2026/02/stephen-colbert-says-cbs-forbid-interview-of-democrat-because-of-fcc-threat/