Gud

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721.
by Gud 9mo ago
It's a great book. Phillip K Dick, there is no author like him.
722.
by Gud 9mo ago
Honestly I think this is amazing news.
723.
by Gud 9mo ago
I didn't say I was a revolutionary. I am observing the world.
724.
by Gud 9mo ago
I am an open minded, well traveled man. I disagree with the powerful.
725.
by Gud 9mo ago
It’s more sinister than simple censorship. The point is brainwashing.
726.
by Gud 9mo ago
Building submarines capable of delivering nukes is a whole different game from hunter killers
727.
by Gud 9mo ago
It’s common in Europe with free libraries.
728.
by Gud 9mo ago
Donald Trump is an extreme narcissist and you are either with him or against him. There is no “a-political”.
729.
by Gud 9mo ago
A friendly reminder that the western world too is ruled by oligarchs and is democratic in name only. It is time to take control over the means of production.
730.
by Gud 9mo ago
I disagree, Europe has not been ”relying” on US military support. It is true that most(not all, for example Switzerland, Finland Poland all have excellent militaries) European countries have been underfunding their military in stark contras
731.
by Gud 9mo ago
"This image was stolen and is actually a piece of art by the Japanese artist Hiroshi Nagai. 47 million of the United States’ 340 million population is foreign-born, the majority of those being legal immigrants. To do 100 million deport
732.
by Gud 9mo ago
Not everyone wants to come to the US, get real. There is no way I would leave Europe for the US. Absolutely zero chance. And that's not even considering the direction the US is heading, I mean in it's current state.
733.
by Gud 9mo ago
No, Luddists were always about protecting their own jobs.
734.
by Gud 9mo ago
Software updates?
735.
by Gud 9mo ago
For one, they can stop feeding Microsoft and other American conglomerates and develop Free Software alternatives.
736.
by Gud 9mo ago
Electronic warfare is typically done by employed soldiers.
737.
by Gud 9mo ago
This is the way. I do it the same way for development. The main point is I can run multiple tasks in parallel(myself + LLM(s)). I let Claude and ChatGPT type out code for me, while I focus on my research
738.
by Gud 9mo ago
For me it’s the amazing ports and pkg system. I use Arch for superior hardware support on the laptop and FreeBSD on the server for superior software management.
739.
by Gud 9mo ago
Different use cases.
740.
by Gud 9mo ago
I was speaking about Sweden.
741.
by Gud 9mo ago
As a Swede(working in the energy sector no less), Sweden has only themselves to blame for their catastrophic decisions, like killing a world leading nuclear industry. Don’t blame Germany for Swedens incredibly stupid decision to shut down f
742.
by Gud 9mo ago
I don't know who these "people" are, but it's logical that people who have a dislike for police would call them bastards, no matter if the police are bastards or not...
743.
by Gud 9mo ago
There is a difference, since Greenland was never part of the USA…
744.
by Gud 9mo ago
Disagree. Different processes can need different environments. I advocate for something lightweight like FreeBSD jails.
745.
by Gud 10mo ago
Frankly speaking that sounds awful
746.
by Gud 10mo ago
How are they “soul suckers”? Using LLMs has made it fun for me to make software again.
747.
by Gud 10mo ago
“great artists steal”?
748.
by Gud 10mo ago
Welcome to the club! I hope we can standardize on Linux on the desktop and FreeBSD on the server.
749.
by Gud 10mo ago
Not pedantic, two different. Thanks for clarifying.
750.
by Gud 10mo ago
Yes, I understand it very well. The main advantage is I can run it in parallel and iterate often. The speed up is also avoiding looking up reference manuals endlessly just to produce some Qt Widgets. I’m a fairly recent convert, I only star

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