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by INTPenis 5d ago
I'm actually Swedish lol. But I'm still convinced US are evil imperialists, and the only difference between the US and RU is that US have a stronger cultural influence, which is a huge advantage when they want to anchor their flee
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by INTPenis 5d ago
Well it sort of hints that Snowden was a Russian agent from the start. And maybe that's why the Snowden documents are not being fully released, because they've gone from responsible disclosure to irresponsible disclosure. I'm
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by INTPenis 5d ago
That's how it looks at least. It's a good excuse if your goal was always to flee to Russia.
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by INTPenis 5d ago
Building a business on vibe coded software feels like building your house on sand. Sooner or later you'll end up troubleshooting something you just don't understand. And the tricky part about AI is that it only has to make one bad
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by INTPenis 8d ago
I've seen a few American self storage units on Youtube and a lot of times their units are open at the top. Which blows my mind. All it takes is for one bad customer to setup a ladder and just loot whatever unit they want.
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by INTPenis 10d ago
You can tell which countries are pros at roundabouts based on the number of direction arrows in them.
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by INTPenis 11d ago
They should do like Solaris did and offer multiple different core tools in different paths, until they're up to par at least. It's not that complex of a workaround. I don't use Ubuntu but this is huge, it's just as big a
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by INTPenis 12d ago
When we start erecting megaliths, that's when I believe we had basic counterweight cranes.
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by INTPenis 12d ago
With just wood and rope they could probably accomplish amazing things. I'm convinced on a personal level that stone age people had cranes to lift boulders with.
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by INTPenis 19d ago
I've been using a big monitor as a TV for 8 years now. That's all it takes, a big monitor. I just didn't want to buy any TV that was available 8 years ago because they all seemed invasive to me.
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by INTPenis 19d ago
My 73yo mom actually runs RHEL 10 on her laptop, uses one of my 16 free developer licenses. But it would never work without my help. On the other hand, Windows wasn't working too well either and I just couldn't help with that. RHE
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by INTPenis 19d ago
Yeah it means nothing without details. They're a new HPE customer so they might be getting a discount the first year or something. A friend of mine is a virtualization SME and from what I can tell you don't really save that much o
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by INTPenis 19d ago
Lifelong Linux/Unix user here, I love the widespread adoption of Linux. But comments like this one makes me think people don't realize what a MacGyvere'd together hack job a Linux distro truly is. The idea on paper is that a
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by INTPenis 20d ago
systemd and ansible
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by INTPenis 21d ago
Code too. I work with programmers and it's not uncommon that they can remember with shocking detail about code they've written in the past. Someone might mention an issue that has cropped up and they'll stare off into space f
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by INTPenis 1mo ago
That's not the same thing, it's more like a hidden feature than the ISA of an entirely different CPU.
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by INTPenis 1mo ago
Not much is left of the great IBM, but their Z architecture is still superior when it comes to reliability at scale. In fact, "what happened to IBM?", they were in the news recently: https://wccftech.com/ibm-worlds
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by INTPenis 1mo ago
* Root cause argument › legacy "trust everything once you're inside" architecture, opposite of zero-trust, extended via remote/VPN access since COVID without redesigning the underlying trust model How many workplaces hav
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by INTPenis 1mo ago
I'm not trying to say it's not generated, I'm just saying that it doesn't stand out as offensive to me.
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by INTPenis 1mo ago
It's marketing speak. Emphasizing the main reason for the software, to address the issues with the Logitech software. Normally I'd say you have a point, but this was a poor choice of example.
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by INTPenis 1mo ago
Can you give an example of how you perceive it? I'm not an AI advocate but in this case I honestly didn't see anything but a clean and informative website. I did have the thought that "this software is probably coded with AI
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by INTPenis 2mo ago
Oh yeah, it's a labor of love. But it might be the corporate website of a business that makes a lot of money, not through the website though.
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by INTPenis 2mo ago
As someone who valued that "Validated by w3c" button on my website back in the day, if a website today has FULLY valid HTML, I gaurantee you the admin is a massive nerd.
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by INTPenis 2mo ago
Oh dude, welcome to the business. I've been in IT since before linkedin existed. Me and my friends have a lot of jokes about linkedin, a lot of prejudices. I'm going to let you form your own opinion. Trust me, you will form one, o
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by INTPenis 2mo ago
As much as I hate to say it, I agree. I also foresee a huge shift in the music industry. Because a lot of music lovers are not like me, they don't care about the artist behind the music, just the music itself. And there's nothing
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by INTPenis 2mo ago
Afaik I have yet to encounter LLM fiction, but I have seen plenty of AI generated music and it truly disgusts me. Each to their own but to me a large part of music was always the life experience of the person making it. I'm listening t
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by INTPenis 2mo ago
What's the point of such a famous database getting more stars on GitHub? Maybe my perspective is different but to me MariaDB is the default choice of relational DB after PostgreSQL
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by INTPenis 2mo ago
To be alone for an hour.
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by INTPenis 2mo ago
I think if the submitter can answer questions about the code, and exhibit understanding for every line then it should be indistinguishable. But I don't maintain any busy projects. The moderating should focus on good user participation,
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by INTPenis 2mo ago
Like any tool they're as good as the wielder.

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