Scrutiny6707

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by Scrutiny6707 5mo ago
It's your computer, and anything arriving on it needs to be done by your consent. A browser is for browsing. Going to websites and using them, in the way we've been used to for decades. To suddenly use it to install an AI model on
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by Scrutiny6707 1y ago
>We can and should trust statistics. We should just never trust their relation to future behavior. 99% of people I've ever met believe statistics and forecasting are synonyms. Mostly because it gets used that way in a political sens
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by Scrutiny6707 1y ago
>Working at $dayjob the unit of change is the commit, and every commit is reviewed and signed off by at least 1 peer. Respectfully, that's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. Work on your feature until it's done, on a branc
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by Scrutiny6707 2y ago
They are saying it... is it true? Or is it just propaganda?
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by Scrutiny6707 3y ago
The trap command with printing the lines didn't work. Had to change it to drop the parantheses, then it worked, like this trap 'read -p "[${BASH_SOURCE:-}:${LINENO:-}] ${BASH_COMMAND:-}"' DEBUG
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by Scrutiny6707 3y ago
It's been an "ever shrinking market" since the 2000s, if you believe the news. A thing to consider is, for the consumer market, machines have gotten good enough that most don't need a new machine for 5+ years, in terms o
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by Scrutiny6707 3y ago
This brings up the classic idea of Gandhi and MLK as icons of peace, and the idea that this peace brought about respect and change. This is only barely true. It's a very selective reading of history, that is very much in the benefit of