BeefySwain

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by BeefySwain 2y ago
The lack of consumer awareness around the fact that there is nothing akin to the first sale doctrine for "digital media" (licensing sans physical media) is honestly surprising to me. I guess it's only been a decade or two of
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by BeefySwain 2y ago
Anyone know of a terminal for Linux with this feature?
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by BeefySwain 2y ago
I understand your sentiment, but honestly at this point probably you should hope that Elon stays focused on culture wars, Xitter, and Tesla and leaves SpaceX alone.
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by BeefySwain 2y ago
I was actually asking about the automatic timed re-license to Apache :)
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by BeefySwain 2y ago
I love this concept. Did you all come up with this or is there prior art? Is there a name for this concept?
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by BeefySwain 2y ago
Only the sidewalks next to roads.
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by BeefySwain 2y ago
Is this something you think you would ever come back to?
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by BeefySwain 2y ago
I would be interested to hear your thoughts on why this never ended up going anywhere? (Or did it go somewhere ?) As a Django user that shares your frustrations with settings.py, I wish this had panned out.
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by BeefySwain 2y ago
New policy: no more non-competes
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by BeefySwain 2y ago
> The Commission also finds that instead of using noncompetes to lock in workers, employers that wish to retain employees can compete on the merits for the worker’s labor services by improving wages and working conditions. I absolutely l
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by BeefySwain 2y ago
> The linters teach what to do, but not why Ruff specifically actually has a web page for every single check with a section on the rationale behind it. I regularly use this when I see an error that I don't understand the purpose of,
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by BeefySwain 2y ago
The feature I am most excited for is definitely the splitting of "economy time" from "calendar time". Detailed here: https://www.openttd.org/news/2024/03/23/timekeeping
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OpenTTD 14.0(openttd.org)
44 points by BeefySwain 2y ago|4 comments
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by BeefySwain 2y ago
Can someone ELI5 what this may make possible that wasn't possible before? Does this mean I can buy a handful of 4090s and use it in lieu of an h100? Just adding the memory together?
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by BeefySwain 3y ago
I believe this is what they are referring to: https://www.crowdsupply.com/solokeys/somu
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by BeefySwain 3y ago
How does this work exactly? What calls that function and when?
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by BeefySwain 3y ago
I am used to postmortems posted to here being a rare chance for us to take a peek behind the curtain and get a glimpse into things like architecture, monitoring systems, disaster recovery processes, "blameless culture", etc for la
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by BeefySwain 3y ago
I see this said a lot and while I understand the spirit of it, do any of these apps actually call it a bid when it works that way? I don't believe they do
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by BeefySwain 3y ago
If you would like to contribute to a Python Text Editor / IDE, I would suggest https://github.com/Akuli/porcupine It has a great (but very small) community and the maintainer is phenomenal as well.
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by BeefySwain 3y ago
You should go to a Midwest Dollar General and buy a days worth of food for a family of 5 and report back on if you think the theory still doesn't apply.
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by BeefySwain 3y ago
Can you expand on what you mean by this? Specifically: "you can't move the responsibility of operations away from the application teams without seriously compromising incentives that effect quality, throughput and reliability&quot
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by BeefySwain 3y ago
Can you expand on what you mean by slow? For me everything loaded extremely fast.
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Factorio Friday Facts #375 – Quality(factorio.com)
8 points by BeefySwain 3y ago|0 comments
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by BeefySwain 3y ago
Is this something that is available to purchase?
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by BeefySwain 3y ago
In a similar vein: https://github.com/PyHAT-stack/awesome-python-htmx
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Server Side Public License(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by BeefySwain 3y ago|0 comments
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by BeefySwain 3y ago
> some affordable and reasonably low powered x86 thing https://www.digital-loggers.com/api.html
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by BeefySwain 3y ago
Outside of the headline, there is some major stuff hiding in here: - new gpt-3.5-turbo-instruct model expected "in the coming weeks" - fine tuning of 3.5 and 4 expected this year I am especially interested in gpt-3.5-turbo-instruc
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by BeefySwain 3y ago
If I'm understanding this correctly you need to use Cargo to install part of this. That makes it a lot harder to start using as someone in the Python ecosystem (who is not also in the Rust ecosystem)
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by BeefySwain 3y ago
Sidestepping all of the ethical questions of embarking on this "research", I'm surprised the number was that low. Linux[0] itself has about 1.2 million commits, so apparently Linux is within an order of magnitude of bringing

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