Daviey

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by Daviey 4mo ago
As a long term metal customer, I understood the need to raise prices for energy usage.... but for disk/ram I'm struggling to be sympathetic. The hardware I am using is already procured by them, and until such time there is a hardw
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by Daviey 4mo ago
Will each part be a 1.44mb rar/ace file?
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by Daviey 4mo ago
Really enjoyed this and it brought back many memories of the Amiga, great job. Two suggestions, - The sailing is a bit too nimble, it's possible to turn naturally. - It's currently possible to sail over/under the other
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by Daviey 4mo ago
Why do you feel it is outsiders role to tell them they are not Christians, surely it's their role to self-determine?
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by Daviey 4mo ago
Supply and demand, why would they bother improving the infrastructure if people can't use it? Either be an early adopter, and help progress or sit at the back and wait.
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by Daviey 5mo ago
This human asked an LLM to generate a number and it came up with 42. I asked why, "42 is famously "the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything" from Douglas Adams' The Hitchhiker's Guid
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by Daviey 5mo ago
Oh yes.... you are quite right... My fully page on my monitor was blank except the message you quoted.. but if i scroll down I do see the results.
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by Daviey 5mo ago
What results do you see?
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by Daviey 5mo ago
Interesting, got some examples of things they reinvented?
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by Daviey 5mo ago
No, it was novel and exciting.
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by Daviey 5mo ago
This was the original model of launchpad.net, it was supposed to be a hub of Foss that pulled in from the decentralised VCS's, and provide them all via bzr. But bzr lost the battle, Canonical was slow to adopt Git, lack of investment i
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Scaling MCP adoption: Our ref architecture – simpler,safer&cheaper deployments(blog.cloudflare.com)
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by Daviey 5mo ago
In job I am seeing it as an amplification DoS attack, the amount of content being produced is crippling the processes to protect the org.
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by Daviey 6mo ago
If this has been a simple humanitarian mission, then why hasn't the US got involved in other recent situations?
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by Daviey 6mo ago
Of course, Denmark is doing the fandango by not simply handing over the territory. Same as the Ukrainian had the audacity to act as a sovereign nation and seek membership of alliances that benefited themselves.
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by Daviey 6mo ago
My primary bank, Monzo (UK) provides a full API and trigger webhook for events. This has enabled me to make a WhatsApp bot that asks me to explain abnormal transactions (using an LLM for reasoning), and also have a pre-midnight sweep balanc
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by Daviey 6mo ago
Keeping the key in the same room as the padlock only protects against casual drive theft and secure disposal. Personally I'm more worried about someone stealing the entire server or a local threat actor. Sure, keep TPM to help with boo
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by Daviey 6mo ago
Yeah, that seems a sensible compromise.
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by Daviey 6mo ago
I can't agree with this. When they become voters, if enough people of that age bracket wanted to reversed it then they could elect a party that has it in their manifesto. For example, some parties have a cannabis pledge and not enough
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by Daviey 6mo ago
> Why not just pass a law that says people born after 2008 have to pay higher taxes, and work longer hours for less pay? People should be equal under the law. We already do this, the UK State Pension age is currently rising from 66 to 67
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by Daviey 6mo ago
I've acknowledged everything you've said previously. Now why do you feel the need to continue it? But I will add, they may have had a bad day, but that doesn't give the maintainer the freedom to be rude to others. The fact is
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by Daviey 6mo ago
Yeah, I take that. I've thought about it much of this evening. I think at the time I was frustrated, it felt unfair and I couldn't understand it. Then I thought,this guy probably does need more time off. Which was a genuine though
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by Daviey 6mo ago
You know, when I wrote that I genuinely meant it, or at least I think i did. It wasn't supposed to be passive aggressive. :( But that doesn't negate the maintainer talking to people like that (and taking contributions without attr
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by Daviey 6mo ago
Reluctantly, the dev seems to have a stinky attitude. He went on an "OSS vacation", which is perfectly reasonable and said he'd be back on a certain date. I had a PR open for a trivial fix, someone asked when it would land.
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by Daviey 6mo ago
The people with the non-public information.
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by Daviey 6mo ago
I'm not sure if this is a coincidence or not, but today my github account was removed from the organisation... after 10 years.
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by Daviey 7mo ago
Find a 4g/5g board cheaper than an old phone?
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by Daviey 7mo ago
How do you align your views with what Meta did? https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/02/meta-torrented-o...
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by Daviey 7mo ago
As someone that worked for the spin out from GS, then got acquired by TR, then sold off to Blackstone, I wonder how much of our tech debt is still there for you to deal with 10 years later. :)
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by Daviey 7mo ago
Slashdot/Reddit/Facebook etc all build communities, when they get too large they splinter until they become increasingly specific. You've done the opposite. I think you are going to need to group common products, then gradu

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