Valodim

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by Valodim 11mo ago
The idea is cool but boy does it make you blind to anything the AI doesn't deem noteworthy. Comes down to whether you trust a human reviewer more, or the LLM
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by Valodim 11mo ago
fyi, comes configured in jj by default. Just `jj resolve --tool mergiraf` and some conflicts go away :)
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by Valodim 11mo ago
https://search.nixos.org/options?show=boot.binfmt.emulatedSy... Set this one line setting on a nixos system, and it can run foreign binaries. Magic.
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by Valodim 11mo ago
I'm not sure what your point is here. OP was clearly using "three letter guy" in the sense "so famous people know them by their initials". This is hardly unread of, e.g. https://wiki.c2.com/?ThreeLet
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by Valodim 11mo ago
Sequoia-PGP is 8 years old at this point, their 1.0 happened half a decade ago. Meanwhile, GnuPG is well regarded for its code maturity. But it is a C codebase with nearly no tests, no CI pipeline(!!), an architecture that is basically a st
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by Valodim 11mo ago
Eh. This can be applied to so many technologies that run the world..
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by Valodim 1y ago
What does this even mean? You don't want software updates? Or strictly only software updates that are 100% aligned with your wishes whatever they may be at the time?
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by Valodim 1y ago
Phase 1 is well underway, no worries
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by Valodim 1y ago
I asked ChatGPT and it said the story was absolutely correct
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by Valodim 1y ago
Using Nextcloud on the web feels like a state of the art 2015 PHP web UI. It is... fine. But compare it to immich for example and they're just not playing in the same league imo
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by Valodim 1y ago
Your parents probably have
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by Valodim 1y ago
> There are no substantial technical or usability reasons to switch to JJ from Git sounds like someone hasn't used jujutsu
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by Valodim 1y ago
The language is actually: > Any contribution of any LLM-generated content I read this as "LLM-generated contributions" are not welcome, not "any contribution that used LLMs in any way". More generally, this is clearly
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by Valodim 1y ago
Guess that makes them morally completely even then, is that your point? See also, whataboutism
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by Valodim 1y ago
Data so far says that it doesn't https://mikelovesrobots.substack.com/p/wheres-the-shovelware...
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by Valodim 1y ago
Almost sounds like ORMs are a bad idea
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by Valodim 1y ago
What are you even talking about? std::flip does not exist, as asserted by both TFA and your parent comment. (ugh, it is unnerving how certain my expectation is that the answer will start with "you're absolutely right!")
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by Valodim 1y ago
It is not
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by Valodim 1y ago
Honest question, what's the problem with that? Hinging admin access for some machine on an ssh key seems like not too unusual practice?
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by Valodim 1y ago
It is impressive what a single person with a vision can achieve hacking away on Firefox, especially considering Mozilla's track record in recent years. A bus factor of 1 is still a bit red flag on something as involved as browser maint
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by Valodim 1y ago
Can't really complain if their usage stats aren't taken into account then, I'd say?
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by Valodim 1y ago
From TFA > BSI is effectively democratizing security and compliance for open source so that it doesn’t require million-dollar contracts from vendors with sky-high valuations. I suppose 50k isn't a million dollar contract, but it&#x2
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by Valodim 1y ago
So what is the point of this, if the user still needs a master password?
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by Valodim 1y ago
similar to how counter strike celebrates gun violence, right?
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by Valodim 1y ago
> Please note that this specification assumes that JSON numbers may cover the full integer range of -2^63 … 2^64-1 without loss of precision (i.e. INT64_MIN … UINT64_MAX). Please read, write and process user records as defined by this sp
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by Valodim 1y ago
Wow, geez. That is terrible, I'm surprised a website like that can have any actual content as TFA
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by Valodim 1y ago
There were (are?) people who say the same thing about svn
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by Valodim 1y ago
Wait. Is it really written in react?
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by Valodim 1y ago
Except in the configuration where you use the reversep_proxy directive, of course
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by Valodim 1y ago
In my experience, the larger the software you write, the truer these become. At some point all obvious names will have collisions, and getting caching right is crucial to do but difficult to achieve because it transcends the entire stack. Y

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