Hamuko

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   by Hamuko 11mo ago

   I've personally boiled down the Helm vs. Kubernetes to the following: Does your Kubernetes configuration need to be installed by a stranger? Use Helm. Does your Kubernetes configuration need to be installed by you and your organization
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   by Hamuko 11mo ago

   Incidentally, Terraform is the only way I want to use Helm at all. Although the Terraform provider for Helm is quite cumbersome to use when you need to set values.
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   by Hamuko 11mo ago

   I feel like the GitHub one needs an inverse GitLab one. Otherwise it might look like you just have a GitLab logo and GitHub text logo separately.
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   by Hamuko 11mo ago

   MusicBrainz is currently being hammered by AI scrapers. There's a pull request on the Beets GitHub that seems to address the crashing.
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   by Hamuko 11mo ago

   I think the only thing I've seen is that there should be at least some notoriety to the bootlegs. Like that it's a bootleg that's been circulating around in fan communities or a batch of fake CDs sold in some shady market or
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   by Hamuko 11mo ago

   > Fan recordings/edits/anything that shouldn't be on Musicbrainz Those should be on MusicBrainz. There's even a bootleg release type for fan recordings/illegal copies, and official style guides for live bootlegs
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   by Hamuko 11mo ago

   I mean, you can just do that in the browser too. "Enter ID" allows you to enter the MusicBrainz UUID (or just full URL). You can even do in the command itself. beet import "Iron Maiden.zip" -S 4500ad36-5f92-4e4c-bb24
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   by Hamuko 11mo ago

   Isn't beets going to just overwrite whatever you did in Picard?
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   by Hamuko 11mo ago

   If you add a lot of new stuff to your library, you'll often need to add them to MusicBrainz yourself. I use beets and I currently have added 2697 releases (2543 release groups) to MusicBrainz.
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    by Hamuko 11mo ago

    I think they do it by adding instructions since it came and went pretty fast. Surely if it was part of the training, it would take a while longer to take in.
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    by Hamuko 11mo ago

    Is this the same AI model that at some point managed to make any single topic about the white genocide in South Africa?
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    by Hamuko 1y ago

    If they're okay with vibe-coded code, they should be fine with vibe-coded reviews too. You really only should be in a situation where you have more responsibility over your reviews than other people have for their code if you're i
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    by Hamuko 1y ago

    Sounds like they do have human interaction already, since the suspended emails need to email customer support to get unsuspended.
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    by Hamuko 1y ago

    I feel like testing if it'd be faster than tokio::sync::mpsc in my project, but in the context of a websocket client, the performance of just using tokio is already pretty good. Existing CPU usage is already negligible (under a minute
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    by Hamuko 1y ago

    Never really started. Really the only properly good AI thing that I’ve used is AI autocompletions, which are generally higher quality than the traditional ones that I’ve used. Not that it’s perfect and at least the one in Xcode has hallucin
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    by Hamuko 1y ago

    Same in Finland. And even if you work Sundays, there's a week's worth of early voting so you can take your pick.
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    by Hamuko 1y ago

    Gonna build my application to be multicloud so that it requires multiple cloud platforms to be online at the same time. The RAID 0 of cloud computing.
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    by Hamuko 1y ago

    I mean, I sorta do need that. If a dishwasher-emptying robot drops my favourite tea mug while doing it, that will be quite a significant negative against it.
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    by Hamuko 1y ago

    I'm wondering how many people will attempt to get it to give them a handjob. After all, the form factor does have hands.
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    by Hamuko 1y ago

    The main risk I was thinking of was poisoning you.
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    by Hamuko 1y ago

    Big chic houses with designer furniture and people driving in Porsches. At least they have a good idea of the potential market.
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    by Hamuko 1y ago

    Can it wash its own bodysuit?
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    by Hamuko 1y ago

    Sounds like it's remote-controlled if it can't perform some task and that it should learn to do it after being remote-controlled.
24. 594.▲
    by Hamuko 1y ago

    Once again: that is not what the term means and you should not use it if you do not understand what it means. There is a very established definition for it, and for some reason you keep pretending there isn’t without a shred of evidence. Fa
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    by Hamuko 1y ago

    I implore you to not use terms like "fair use" if you do not understand what they mean and don't care to find out. Because it is not a general concept like "free speech". It's a very specific legal doctrine.
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    by Hamuko 1y ago

    That's not how it works. Specific carveouts in copyright are not the same thing as fair use.
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    by Hamuko 1y ago

    Fair use is not the only way to allow critique and/or parody.
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    by Hamuko 1y ago

    I'd say that SBF is a bigger crook in contrast. He gave himself a special privilege to withdraw unlimited funds from FTX.
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    by Hamuko 1y ago

    I thought it was a pretty well-known issue that the rest of AWS depends on us-east-1 working. Basically any other AWS region can get hit by a meteor without bringing down everything else – except us-east-1.
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    by Hamuko 1y ago

    But how did anyone figure out it was a SanDisk SD card? Card details were redacted.