Hamuko

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by Hamuko 9mo ago
I'm an Apple customer and I'm used to 109 PPI. I imagine it's not that rare for Apple customers to buy monitors not made by Apple.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Dunno the percentages but I see them advertise tires, so not zero at least. Saves you from a separate run if you have them installed during service.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
If you don't use your brakes and just regen all the time, you run the risk of having your brakes rust. https://nrsbrakes.com/blogs/supporting-articles/the-unused-b...
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
https://burakku.com
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
There's still brakes, suspensions, tires, etc. to sell to EV buyers. Especially when EVs are so heavy that they have more wear on many of these.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
> Now of course, in some Perfect World, GitHub could have a local runner with all the bells and whistles. Not by GitHub, but isn't act supposed to be that? https://github.com/nektos/act
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
I feel like a lot code is pretty sticky actually. I spend two weeks working on a feature and most likely that code will live for a time period measured in years. Even the deprecation period for a piece of software might be measured in years
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
If that Disney Star Wars creature AIslop video was any indication, that starting point is pretty fucking bad. https://youtu.be/E3Yo7PULlPs?t=668
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
You don't even really need to invoke Godwin's law, since you can just ask the same question about financier to the billionaires Jeffrey Epstein or beloved British presenter Sir Jimmy Savile (presented without speaking ill of the d
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
I'm slightly surprised that the CORS policy wasn't just "*" considering how wide open the server itself was.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
It's under "Vendor Advisory", so I'm guessing it's that they fixed it, but never informed any OpenCode users that there was a massive security vulnerability.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
And if you don't have a Claude subscription, you can just ask your friends to fix them via the remote code execution server.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Having worked with a greenfield project that has significant amount of LLM output in it, I’m not sure if I agree. There’s all sorts of weird patterns, insufficient permission checking, weird tests that don’t actually test things, etc. It’s
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
I'd rather live next to that guy than a guy with a big-ass truck, since I walk around my neighbourhood quite a lot.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
If the Italian law is equivalent to the Great Firewall, why is Cloudflare upset about it? They have servers in 35 different locations around mainland China and I don't remember reading about their plans to pull out. https://
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Has Trump considered bombing Italy and kidnapping Meloni yet?
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Did Matthew donate to the Trump ballroom yet?
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Sorry, which presidents did Obama and Biden kidnap again?
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Maybe the free speech he was thinking of was Grok dressing people in microbikinis. I think that's Elon's favourite free speech too.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Isn't this the same government that started a secret war against Venezuela without any authorization?
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Why is he asking for Elon for help too?
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
How much revenue did Kiwifarms bring in?
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Is Matthew also pro-CSAM or is there some other reason to namedrop Elon Musk right now?
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Was the guy not jaywalking? Or was there another "murder" being committed?
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
The fuck are you on about?
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Does the US congress not have a better hill to die on?
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Safety people are also quitting Xitter themselves. https://bsky.app/profile/caseynewton.bsky.social/post/3mbwqh...
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
This is sorta the wrong context to have this debate, since in Grok's case, most of them are edits of real pictures of real people. It's not just Grok generating some lolicon out of thin air.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
I would've never cast my first stone had it not been for the Bible.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Makes perfect business sense. Where else would these users go to for their CSAM-generation needs? They have no other option but to pay!

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