LtWorf

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by LtWorf 6mo ago
I'm pretty sure with AI there is nothing that complies to anything. Staring with the fact that the whole industry is based on copyright infringement.
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
They had already been at war with japan for a while at that point…
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
> Real question is why US just don't move to metric system? The maga people are ready to die on this hill.
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
A former coworker of mine opened a meeting saying "we are so good, we care about accessibility". I had been complaining for months and finally a customer had said "we won't buy your product unless it complies to the law&
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
Would you be friends with a serial killer?
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
How many times have germany, sweden, italy invaded russia in history and how many times has russia done the opposite? Either you're going to be surprised or you're just in bad faith.
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
Unfortunately companies only want somewhat high ranking veterans, not your regular GI.
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
Like saying a snail and an airplane are both slow compared to the speed of light.
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
So if I don't pay your salary I'm not thieving because you never had the money in your pocket to begin with?
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
Could you say what those benefits are?
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
Companies in USA go bankrupt all the time and keep operating. It's just a legal way to not pay your debts as I understand. Anyway it happened to me. Basically any stock they gave us was worthless but they kept going and paid salaries.
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
> And this is why you update often Updating often would mean waste time every year rather than every 6 years. Do we agree that 6 > 1? At work they pay me so I'm there no matter what, but it's still a cost for the company to
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
I figure you aren't aware of why there are other kinds of interpolation other than linear.
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
Having to modify a software every few months when it could be left untouched for 5 years and keep running sucks way more :) Not every software needs updates, and if it doesn't, just using the new name for the API all the time is useles
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
I am running debian oldstable on two rpi-based appliances i built at home. They have been working fine for several years. I'll have to update them because eventually security updates will stop. That means that the python code on them n
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
Nice troll fake account :) And no "good faith" assumption here, since you literally claim debian stable ships broken kernels, according to you nobody should be able to even boot a computer.
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
It's a tradeoff. Go programs are extremely slow at starting up for example.
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
> they have literally shipped straight-up broken packages before And did you open a high severity bug or you just kept it to yourself until you came here to complain years after the fact?
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
Yep, let's all use libraries that change API every day instead. That will be more productive.
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
https://www.securityweek.com/tanstack-mistral-ai-uipath-hit-...
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
They can simply buy them :D At a talk to showcase how dumb stars/downloads are to measure popularity I showcased a tool to reach the most downloaded list very easily. The owners of code repositories that release download counts stats w
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
But they will produce a lot of posts on this website to say that it's only 3 weeks away.
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
> I don't know why the response to this incidents isn't a rock solid replacement in rust, the next day. Go ahead and ask your AI to make it. What's stopping you?
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
But removing all the memory footguns while introducing hundreds of syscalls footguns where rust won't help you at all might not be better at all,
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
In C you can normally directly map struct to network packets so that's quite easy. In other languages it's not often as simple. Plus of course they are slower and bigger.
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
After the snowden revelations, believing otherwise is beyond faith.
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
> cost will keep going down and more powerful chips will be available, like it always was. cost is not a monotonous function.
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
Using AI ≠ vibecoding.
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
I've seen which developers became vibecoders. They were the people I'd have wished to get rid of. The ones who never acknowledge a mistake even if the process is crashing; the ones who put "return true" in a test so that
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by LtWorf 6mo ago
They might get worse for 2 reasons: 1. AI free training sets no longer exist. This might degrade quality, although some claim that it will not. 2. Cost. Right now they are burning a lot of money to convince people it's good. But they m

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