Volundr

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by Volundr 1y ago
> since I'm just rsyncing code onto a VPS. I mean, this covers it. Put that code out, and some one else can rysnc it to a VPS. The ask here in not that it's nicely bundled up into a single click deploy. It's that a path ex
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by Volundr 1y ago
Nah, if I pay for the game, I should get to keep it. If it's a monthly subscription only (not sure the current state, but WoW didn't us to be) then there's an argument to be made here that I was just buying access to those se
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by Volundr 1y ago
> What if your backend is extremely complex like WoW or Fortnite? WoW private servers have been a thing for a long time now. It's not like the initiative is asking for the ability to run the game on any set of minimum hardware. If t
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by Volundr 1y ago
Why does it have to be a refund? Private servers have been a thing for a long time, with people even running them for MMOs like World of Warcraft or City of Heroes.
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by Volundr 1y ago
Could you? We STILL don't know the identities of everyone sent to CECOT. It's hard to make a political nightmare when no one knows where you are, or even that you were "arrested".
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by Volundr 1y ago
I see the mindset you describe and I think it also hurts the ability to get feedback. People who don't feel strongly enough to want to be a roadblock if everyone else agrees will tend to silence themselves. Multiply this by the whole t
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Torvalds Drops Bcachefs Support After Clash(news.itsfoss.com)
14 points by Volundr 1y ago|2 comments
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by Volundr 1y ago
Message retention, audit logging, SSO to name a few off the top of my head.
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by Volundr 1y ago
Mine is in the under configuration, due to being near an AC vent that will sometimes unspool the whole roll in the over configuration.
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by Volundr 1y ago
> The arguement for this is that it would be inconsistent to do otherwise. After all, why should buying a chair from someone else be different than paying an employee to do it? Probably exposing how little I know of accounting... If you
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by Volundr 1y ago
Forgive the naive question, but is this different than other payrolled employees? So for normal employees you get the deduct the year it's paid, but for some reason for software developers you have to amortize it?
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by Volundr 1y ago
> What if 10 neighbors collude and start flying drones over my garden and house, only a few meters above ground or my roof, 24/7? What if one of their drones crashes without my doing and hurts _me_? Are you under the impression that
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by Volundr 1y ago
These are the pieces controlled solely by the executive branch. The goal is total unequivocal control, not anarchy.
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by Volundr 1y ago
At this point dropping GCL would be a breaking change. Many, many libraries rely on it. > My surface level understanding is that GCL is a big reason why 3rd party libraries are a huge pain to use in Clojurescript. I'm sure what &quo
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by Volundr 1y ago
> Obviously if you reallocate funding from trial A to trial B, trial A loses its funding If this is happening, what organization are they relocating funding to?
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by Volundr 1y ago
Can you speak more about which ones and how that happened? The main one that comes to my mind is the British monarchy (to the extent that they don't really have much power), and my general impression (not a historian) is that that&#x27
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by Volundr 1y ago
> After pressuring it, it would answer with the correct building and height. And if you bully it enough on something nonsensical it'll give you a wrong answer. You press it, and it takes a guess even though you told it not to, and g
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by Volundr 1y ago
> You're saying knowledge is knowledge because it's correct, where guessing is guessing because it's a guess. Knowledge is knowledge because the knower knows it to be correct. I know I'm typing this into my phone, be
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by Volundr 1y ago
> What is the practical difference you're imagining between "consistently correct guess" and "knowledge"? Knowing it's correct. You've just instructed it not to guess remember? With practice people can
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by Volundr 1y ago
> Many attempts at making them refuse to answer what they don't know caused them to refuse to answer things they did in fact know. Are we sure they know these things as opposed to being able to consistently guess correctly? With LLM
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by Volundr 1y ago
Not who your replying too, but since I've expressed similar sentiment: Sonnet 3.7 with thinking is my go-to. Deepseek R1 Gemini 2.5 pro (I've heard it said Gemini is outperforming Sonnet, but I find Sonnet more consistent) O1-mini
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by Volundr 1y ago
FWIW this is my experience too. I use LLMs pretty regularly for coding but to get decent code you really have to supervise the hell out of them and often it's not worth the effort to push them into doing the right thing. Maybe I'm
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by Volundr 1y ago
100%, and yet I don't think I can rationally act differently. It's not like if I just keep on like everything is normal that'll save the economy. It'll just put me in a worse spot if what I'm expecting does indeed c
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by Volundr 1y ago
I have a number of home improvement projects that I had planned on tackling this year, but I've decided I prefer those funds liquid. Same with getting a newer car. While nothings harmed my economic situation yet my confidence in pretty
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by Volundr 1y ago
> To pass the deadlift event with 60 points, women 17 to 21 years old previously had to deadlift 120 pounds, but under the new standard, they would have to lift 140 pounds. Maybe my powerlifting background is coloring my thought process
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by Volundr 1y ago
> And the approval rating: ~91% In a country where one can be disappeared without recourse into a brutal prison system I have my doubts anyone can meaningfully collect something like an approval rating. I for one would not answer anythin
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by Volundr 1y ago
While plenty of people would prefer 2) there would be a lot less outcry if they were allowing 1) especially in cases where the kid already has a legal USC guardian like the one discussed here where the father couldn't even speak with
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by Volundr 1y ago
How do you arrange this when not allowed to speak with anyone?
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by Volundr 1y ago
It certainly wasn't sold to the public as "these are going to be forgiven". After all they are called loans not grants. And given all the retoric around "it's simple you took out a loan, now you pay it back"
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by Volundr 1y ago
> Transactions like full user flows start to finish, or 1 transaction = 1 post/get and 1 response? For most applications we are talking closer to 1 transportation 1 web request. Distributed tracing across microservices is possible,

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