DrillShopper

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by DrillShopper 1y ago
It should be opt-in, not opt-out. The fact that there's no law mandating opt-in only for data retention consent (or any anti-consumer "feature") is maddening at times
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
You can use the tc command from the netem package for those wondering how to achieve this on Linux. https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man8/tc-netem.8.html
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
I can barely get GitHub Copilot to output a functional 50 line program, let alone a 5 KLOC program that actually works.
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
I'm glad you asked! It's a complex and multifaceted issue.
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
Objectively is like literally - they both also mean their own opposites (subjectively and figuratively) due to how people actually use them in real life writing and communication as opposed to literature
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
Your use case is one that I have been gently leaning into for small projects at work and personal projects - the LLM is used to give me an initial ideal and code. In a sense, the LLM writes "the one I throw away", and by explorin
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
I'll believe it when I see it with my own eyes, otherwise these words read more like sales copy than technological discovery.
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
Oh no, they're fully irony poisoned. Welp
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
What part of that bothers you? That there was an investigation or that it targeted Trump based on discovered evidence?
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
You're going to have to wait until Texas voters collectively grow the ability to reason and a backbone before you can toggle that option off (yes, I know it's not all of them but the fact that Abbot and company aren't metap
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
False equivalence - I don't see lefty culture warriors burning books/removing them from libraries. They are fighting to get different books (less Eurocentric, for the most part) into the curriculum, but they're not removing t
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
I've been a proponent of levying an excise tax on H1-B visas equal to the salary amount paid to the person on that visa (including benefits, if any). If you really need the lower salary worker then sure, you can have them, but it will
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
Because Racism
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
He's already weaponized the IRS, DOJ, and FTC, so there are a lot of ways he can fuck you for not bending the knee.
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
The new Confluence editor is tied with Word in how infuriating it is for me to put an image into a document and then move it.
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
This is highly regional. I live in the Midwest US. The city government sponsors floating (as in they move around, not that they're in water) beer gardens across public parks in the summer, and our local Lutheran and Catholic churches
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
Because Facebook is key to their online surveillance, so Facebook making itself better is making itself more effective to the state surveillance apparatus
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
I can't wait until the US government cuts Israel off from the weapons teet and tells them to fight their genocidal wars of aggression with their own money instead of the American taxpayer's money.
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
You already do under the Israeli government - you're just living under the one you prefer.
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
The only reason the Palestinians are considered "ethno-nationalist" is that they are opposing a facist, genocidal, actually ethno-nationalist state that has spread its propaganda that any disagreement on any grounds is anti-semiti
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
Too bad Bitcoin is a piss poor medium of exchange unless you're ransoming personal data or stealing pensions from old ladies.
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
It'd be nice if the Getting Started link on the n0des page went here instead of immediately asking me to sign up before I know what the hell I'm signing up for
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
Look at the British Post Office scandal - "the computer is always right". Say what you will about a human, but unless you're a religious zealot or blind you generally don't believe the leader to be infallible. But throu
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
Hate that Warhammer 40K is our future
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
> So how bad could it really get I don't know. How about we ask some of the peoples who have been destroyed on the word of a single infallible malicious leader. Oh wait, we can't. They're dead. Any other questions?
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
Can you give me a source beyond "just trust me, bro"?
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
Switch 2 is a hard pass for me if Nintendo can brick on a whim
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
I haven't changed jobs and I've had three different health insurance companies in as many years, all of which needed new prior auths for Trulicity/Mounjaro.
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
I wouldn't trust a compounding pharmacy with making this given some of the truly horrible horror stories I've heard, and I'm on it primarily for type 2 diabetes. This is the minimal dose that keeps my A1c and blood sugar whe
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by DrillShopper 1y ago
It's typically a salad for lunch, usually lean protein over a complex carb for dinner (latest this week was slow cooked pulled chicken over brown rice), and typically a piece of fruit and a hard boiled egg for breakfast. The hardest pa

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