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by 8by3 8d ago
I was pretty sure it was built by and also run by an LLM (eg. openclaw), the same user setup a tuhat account a few weeks ago https://tuhat.net/@askamonk/ And they responded to my weak prompt injection by claiming they
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by 8by3 11d ago
Crappy feedback loops are ruining a lot of the internet. I'm not a serious youtuber, don't have an account, don't follow anyone. But I randomly came across this guy https://youtube.com/@barryseconomics and it
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by 8by3 11d ago
Why do all vibe coded sites use a dark theme with blue and purple glowing styling. Is this the colour scheme of the future, the bots have decided? Or is it something boring like its the default colours of some npm pkg.
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by 8by3 12d ago
Its not even a thinly veiled attack on China, https://darioamodei.com/post/we-must-pace-the-frontier explicitly calls out China as the boogey man. I'm by no means a fan of all of China's methods – its a count
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by 8by3 12d ago
That feels more like a paste bin than a writing platform? How do you know whats published without having the link already? The hard part of stand alone publishing eg. not being on a big closed network is discovery, this seems to make that e
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by 8by3 12d ago
I love being out of touch with the tech scene. I couldn't fathom what the link between paranormal powers and job titles could possibly be. One assumes they still have L7E whatever for the org chart and reporting software. It feels like
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by 8by3 12d ago
Since this is an ad for wordpress, I don't mind plugging another opensource writing platform – https://tuhat.net/about And no, it's not worth billions, and doesn't have a budget for its own film.
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by 8by3 16d ago
TIL, thanks for the context. What I was getting at still stands, LLM's seem to love a lot of words-with-hyphens which might be grammatically correct, but I've never seen a human actually type.
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by 8by3 16d ago
I always thought the choice was between, do you want the company that is honest about being dishonest, or the one that is dishonest about it.
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by 8by3 16d ago
Start as a regular engineer – be good at it, people will give you more responsibility, be good at it – soon you will be a product engineer, and be an all singing, all dancing, one girl band.
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by 8by3 16d ago
Its the not internet, its bad incentives (profit) making once ok platforms shitty. But there are alternatives Whatsapp - https://signal.org / http://element.io Instagram - https://fotoapp.co/ &#
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by 8by3 16d ago
real people don't write "compare-and-swap" ... or "lo-and-behold" for that matter. edit. Clearly the joke about "lo-and-behold" didn't land well with the bots...
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by 8by3 16d ago
This has made the rounds before https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49458418
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by 8by3 16d ago
I thought this was common knowledge? In my bio class ~20 years ago, people swabbed parts of the bathroom to see how far from the toilet you still found e. coli etc. And while this suggests it wasn't consistent, have always closed the l
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by 8by3 16d ago
Whenever the 12 mini came out, that was the last new phone I bought, and it still works great, although I prefer to use Graphene than iOS.
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by 8by3 17d ago
I'm so happy I stopped caring about new phones about five years ago, since then I've spent about $200 on phones – for a used pixel 8 that I installed GrapheneOS on. Consumerism is mad.
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by 8by3 18d ago
I briefly thought you meant the issue was NATS - https://docs.nats.io/learn/core-nats
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by 8by3 18d ago
today I broke my personal age record – it was a tough ride, but with grit and determination, I think maybe, just maybe, I can do it again tomorrow. Oh, and I also have no AI features.
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by 8by3 18d ago
indeed, typically by using their huge cash piles to build a moat around them, so no small new player has a dream of competing. This is why I refuse to give any money to AWS/GCP/Azure or anyone who runs on them.
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by 8by3 18d ago
When someone says cloudflare is too good / cheap to be true... maybe think about it. They have shareholders, who wouldn't allow them to provide value for free, its just not obvious to you how they are extracting that value. Maybe
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by 8by3 18d ago
Ha, fair. The home page is a global feed of all users, limited to one post per day per user. One of many potential solutions to an alternative to todays social media – like substack, but without the shitty sides of social media.
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by 8by3 18d ago
Indeed, Thats part of the premise, we don't need to invent new technologies when email/rss are already self curated / federated. The missing piece is discovery. Which is why in addition to allowing you to aggregate internal&#
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by 8by3 18d ago
Or just use https://tuhat.net , >> 1K organic users in the last three months, ,with no marketing budget, and no VC funding. - Chronological feed of local posts + external RSS feeds in one place - Email newsletters / RS
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tuhat: Home for all your reading
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by 8by3 20d ago
AFAIK the netflix CDN boxes all run -current (they used to at least), so is the main pfsense release. -current is definitely ok for production
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by 8by3 22d ago
They've actually just done that, your limit automatically gets increased if all your domains are secured.
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by 8by3 22d ago
Happy deSec user, use them for all my domains. Had quick thoughtful replies from Peter if I had any questions.
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by 8by3 22d ago
Really? I thought they mostly just bought other peoples companies, and a large number don't do anything at all - they inherit.
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by 8by3 22d ago
I refuse to give my data, to yet another company trying to control and centralize the internet. For their "Free" service. Instead, I pay money to run a VM with DDOS protection on vultr, to guard my infrastructure I run on prem. Us
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by 8by3 22d ago
I'd create a long form writing platform because short form, leads to banalities like these. We don't need another twitter, we need people to think about whats important in life, to go outside and live it. I'd call it https:&

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