MyOutfitIsVague

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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
A "whole Docker container" is not very heavyweight. Other than having their own filesystem view and separate shared libraries, container processes are nearly as light as non-container processes. It's not like running a VM.
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
That's effectively the same as my last sentence.
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
For a dual boot configuration, you might as well not copy anything over. You'd be better off mounting the Windows partition in the Linux install. There's not a great reason to dual-boot for non-technical users, though. The poin
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
Linux has to install somewhere, and it needs a filesystem that supports POSIX permissions, so you need a partition formatted for it. If NTFS is taking up the entire drive and can't be shrunk, where does Linux install? You can't do
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
I have tried a few times and only had bad trips. Not only that, but I used weed regularly beforehand, and alcohol occasionally, and after my last mushroom trip, both reliably give me anxiety or panic attacks every single time I use them.
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
I had a similar experience on a very small dose of magic mushrooms. Significantly smaller than necessary to even have hallucinations (under 1g of dried magic mushrooms). I was filled with dread and terror and felt like I was going to die.
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
> they are still safer in that regard than alcohol and cannabis. There is a lower rate of psychosis being triggered with LSD and psilocybin. Is this adjusted by amount of use? As in, is it possible that it's more likely to trigger
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
I didn't say anything about "dangerous information". You may have misinterpreted the point I was making. It's not about dangerous information, it's about a personality that is very persuasive, can be wildly charisma
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
That's pretty simplistic, and doesn't come close to explaining the complex interactions of drugs. Caffeine, Zoloft, LSD, Meth, Heroin, and PCP all have wildly different effects that can't be boiled down to "feeling yours
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
Psychosis is not a binary, and there are strong genetic components, but it's not the entire story. People develop psychoses where there weren't any before all the time, often but not necessarily in response to trauma. Some peopl
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
Genetic differences across Africa shouldn't be surprising when you consider how huge Africa really is. Africa is about as big as the US, China, and Europe combined.
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
Not where I live. You'd never specify how old somebody is with a bare number and have it mean anything other than years in the US. "My kid is 3" is always 3 years. So is "How old is your Tammy?" "Three".
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
> AI agents can't even do very basic things without causing absolute mayhem. Agreed. > Do you really think it makes sense for your basic assumption to be that your user is dumber than a token generator? Absolutely. Users will fu
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
There's very little to it, really, just a messages table with a id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT column (autoincrement to prevent id reuse, which is otherwise legal), a payload TEXT NOT NULL column (which is usually JSON encoded),
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
For my extremely specialized case, I use a SQLite database as a message queue. It absolutely wouldn't scale, but it doesn't need to. It works extremely well for what I need it to do.
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
Rust isn't a niche language by a long shot anymore. CXX[0] is fine. Personally, I just always use a C ABI to communicate between the two. I've had to do it for every other language anyway. Languages that have native C++ interop ar
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
A cop once told me "Criminals almost always get caught because of probability. The vast majority of criminals don't commit just one crime, so chances are, they will eventually get caught. To never get caught, they have to get lu
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
There were the famous napster cases, the kids and old ladies that got sued by the RIAA for using limewire to download some music. There is also the fact that copyright holders will pressure your ISP into sending threatening letters and shut
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
It had occurred to me, but I didn't want to say it that way because I'm not a psychological professional and it seems out of my area of expertise to make that assumption based on my passive observations.
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
The issue with that is that inheritance only makes sense for tangible, scarce resources. Having copyright isn't easily analogous to ownership of a physical object, because an object is something you have and if somebody else has it, y
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
It's not only publication, otherwise people wouldn't be able to be successfully sued for downloading and consuming copyrighted content, it would only be the uploaders who get into trouble.
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
People are attracted to things based on their personality traits. The average software engineer is not the same as the average person, because the average person is not attracted to software engineering. In my observations, the average sof
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
You missed the URL for that one: > $ZEREBRO penispillreviews.com ⁦⁦⁦⁦ And yeah, that looks like an actual crypto website. This is bizarre. It's like they're rolling with the "we're totally a scam" angle.
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
There's not planning a crime to the last detail, then there's faking your death without even thinking about how you're going to keep people from finding out that you're not dead.
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
They aren't competing with a raised bar, they are competing with a bar that can only be passed if you already have a massive presence in an unrelated area. You can not compete with an entrenched existing player when they are giving th
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
> What's going on with immigration for instance has been in the planning phases for years. Then how do they still manage to mistakenly deport the wrong people and have to cover it with a smoke screen of lies? If this is what their
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
Making moves so that competitors can't play at all is so far beyond playing dirty. It's anti-competitive and illegal.
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
I disagree with it being cheaper. One of the major costs is that we have an entire ad-driven ecosystem, aggressive attention economy, and the many potential alternatives that could never compete with a gargantuan ad conglomerate that has t
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
Google services are not a gift. They are not actually free. Google is not a charity nor is it a non-profit. I want people in this discussion to stop arguing as if Google isn't making money on all these services. If the parents were slo
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
Without enforcement, laws are just words. The white house is really testing the concept of laws as they might apply to the executive branch.

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