NewJazz

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by NewJazz 5mo ago
Luckily in California your own time is your own time.
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by NewJazz 5mo ago
Yeah this is a problem with the advice. On company time. They should have said "on personal time (winky face)".
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by NewJazz 5mo ago
I don't think it would be absurd for them to worsen. If LLMs cause discourse to worsen, but also grow and change, then the trainers are in a conundrum of ignoring new training data or losing track of the zeitgeist.
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by NewJazz 5mo ago
Yeah idk why home assistant needed to get involved. I guess to turn the system on and off according to his heuristic.?
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by NewJazz 5mo ago
Also stop talking to your colleagues and start talking to "ai".
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by NewJazz 5mo ago
They will gradually authwall everything they can. Just look at linkedin.
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by NewJazz 5mo ago
I agree. Adding a service principal always raises an eyebrow for me, just a blanket "hey we're aws trust me bro" is a little bonkers.
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by NewJazz 5mo ago
microG exposed location data to apps, even if the permission was explicitly denied. The developers knew about this for years without doing anything about it. Care to source this claim?
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by NewJazz 5mo ago
Not using it currently but they recently released some test builds of android 16. And yeah aiui bootloader relocking is supported for devices that are compatible. https://old.reddit.com/r/CalyxOS/comments/1t3t
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by NewJazz 5mo ago
I'm really glad calyxos is starting up again. Grapheneos has a lot of cool technical implementation but there are a lot of things that Calyx seems to do in a simpler, more vanilla Android manner.
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by NewJazz 5mo ago
I don't care if it is or is not a common business practice. It is much cheaper than the severance package.
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by NewJazz 5mo ago
As an investor, it sounds fucking stupid. They aren't dogfooding, they're eating all the dogs' food. They fired some talented folks. Folks who could be retrained. Folks whose experience snd expertise is valuable. Don't k
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by NewJazz 5mo ago
I vaguely remember a game someone made up (probably on 4chan) where the goal was to click "random article" and see how many clicks it takes to get to Hitler's page. I remember it being fun AND informative.
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by NewJazz 6mo ago
Pushing
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by NewJazz 6mo ago
What a sober, detailed forum post.
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by NewJazz 6mo ago
You need to buy a $60k ai server firstttt!!!
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by NewJazz 6mo ago
More efficient hvac tech is a partial substitute for fuel.
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by NewJazz 6mo ago
But CI only increased by a factor of 2 since last year. Did they really not foresee that happening? And how does that affect git and api operations.
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by NewJazz 6mo ago
Yes. Well, for cli yes.
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by NewJazz 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third-party_doctrine
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by NewJazz 6mo ago
Maybe this is a precursor to them selling the mark to someone who (at least thinks they) can capitalize on it.
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by NewJazz 6mo ago
I think both gitlab and forgejo are working on federation. https://forgefed.org/
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by NewJazz 6mo ago
What, cause it is too busy?
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by NewJazz 6mo ago
I am pretty sure they were talking about sourcehut...
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by NewJazz 6mo ago
Gitlab? Three distinct codebases is quite a lot to be honest. Especially when Forgejo has the lineage of Gitea and Gogs in its wake.
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by NewJazz 6mo ago
Spool of Wire Guy or Wiregate refers to a viral video of a man (named Dan) telling his wife (Cindy) that a spool of wire he's had for 40 years is almost at its end The spool of wire became a prominent metaphor on the app, representi
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by NewJazz 6mo ago
I think you would run out of eyes before running out of mosquitos.
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by NewJazz 6mo ago
Mosquito dunks and clear standing or pooling water.
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by NewJazz 6mo ago
Aiui the controller is only running in the control plane, and the ebpf programs are in the data plane?
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by NewJazz 6mo ago
Yeah you might have to go talk to incus folks on how to integrate this together.. They are fairly capable, might have some good direction. https://discuss.linuxcontainers.org/t/how-to-best-ask-questi...

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