LtWorf

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by LtWorf 2mo ago
> How would this get more data though? It works by uploading files to them?
92.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
They archive A LOT of mailing lists… it's not only about the articles they write themselves.
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
Seems in USA you can go to jail for going somewhere else to legally have an abortion. So for example that.
94.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
Have you seen the price of hard drives these days?
95.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
Is this a trick to get more data to train on?
96.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
Except all scientific research points in the other direction so, my dear professional developer, in this situation you're the flat earther :)
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
If Rob Pike is in the story, it happened like yesterday.
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
Because they vibe coded it.
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
> it might actually be even easier for small timers to protect their stuff It's easier to not get my stuff stolen if we add superthieves on cocaine?
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
Yep. I've seen it happen and there's basically no recourse against it currently. And EFF is saying that it's fine… honestly not what I was expecting to read.
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
I'm aware that my GPL3 licensed software has been rewritten using AI to get rid of the GPL license by a large weapons company. Seems to me the EFF is entirely fine with it?
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
He's in a competition with his friends on who gets the highest score.
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
> I'm a programmer by trade. Me too. I don't understand what makes you think your opinion is superior to all the evidence I've seen so far.
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
The cost of producing decent things hasn't gone down. Also the cost of slop is not that low, just subsidised.
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
The USA, to fight the democratically elected government of afghanistan.
106.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
They hit back on 9/11 and it caused a panic that is still ongoing.
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
You an ask ai to port it to linux no?
108.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
None
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
> They honestly don’t need to, because they’re making an avalanche of cash from the iPhone. That… isn't how capitalism works…
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
Just change the user agent.
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Libxml2-No-Maintainer
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
> You can't take windows binaries and continue development on them. It's easier than working on weights.
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
Now let's change the example but bump the limit to 3000 connections.
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
You feel big now?
115.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
There is no such thing as an evolutionary spirit.
116.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
LaTeX has existed for a certain amount of years already.
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
I would never look at a person's github account to evaluate them. The most important things people do will be proprietary, or if they contribute to serious projects will be in that project's gitlab/forgejo's instance.
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
That era is over.
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
> kudos to the EU as well! I never expected to read such a statement on this website.
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by LtWorf 2mo ago
Maybe you have finite time to do the implementation and your task is IO bound? (which is where using async makes sense, by the way)

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