WhackyIdeas

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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
Yes. I reckon Trump will win this presidency purely on the number of conscience voters not voting for Biden this time around. I don’t think the (probably PR) building of the port is going to save Biden here. That is not to say I think Trump
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If a bear deletes an iCloud photo in the woods and no-one sees it…(youtube.com)
2 points by WhackyIdeas 2y ago|0 comments
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
That's great. Yep, I'd been using Nginx for similar reasons, but after I found out about HTTPD now supporting url rewrites and relayd being able to do pretty much the same things that Nginx can do, I figured it was much better to
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
Yes, still to create those pages. I have improved the guide further and placed the entire script at the end.
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by WhackyIdeas 2y ago
My first venture into this new craze called 'Blogging'.
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Building a Hugo Blog on OpenBSD 7.5 with Relayd, Letsencrypt and HTTPD(tatties.scot)
6 points by WhackyIdeas 2y ago|5 comments
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
Yeah but IBM would never supply tech to genocidal monsters these days. No way on earth. They learned their lesson 1 million gazillion percent! Edit: If someone tells me IBM collaborate with the IDF, I am going cry.
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MI6 Code-Breaker Gareth Williams' death finds no new DNA evidence(theguardian.com)
2 points by WhackyIdeas 3y ago|0 comments
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
I agree, it is shocking. And with my other comments being downvoted, it’s incredible that people are so up his arse that they live in a bubble thinking that it’s ok to belittle someone like that. Imagine working under someone like that… wow
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
Did you actually read through the entire thread of emails? I did.
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
Really? I mean even if that guy was sneakily trying to implant a bug, I still couldn’t talk to him like that.
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
At least the maintainer gets paid handsomely to put up with that kind crap. Otherwise, I think I would throttle Linus through the screen.
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
What are Apple and Google doing to protect their Android and iOS devices from these data brokers? Or are they just allowing and making it easier for them? Why give apps the power to do these things, why not give the power to the person who
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
Thank you! When I read OpenAI I was thinking would be going through them. This revelation is perfect timing for me… keeping user data even more private. Excellent!
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
I had a quick read through, maybe I missed something but is this all local run or does it need api access to OpenAI’s remote system? The reason I ask is that I’m building something that does both TTS and STT using OpenAI, but I do not want
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
It does seem like the nicest thing Facebook have ever done by giving so much to the open source LLM scene, I know that it might have been started by a leaker, but they have given so much voluntarily. I mean don’t get me wrong, I don’t like
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
My partner and I started a business and employed a friend of 20 years who struggled getting work, possibly due to him losing his right hand… then he would come into work high out of his mind (or low, as in street bought pain killers)… he wa
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
Their business model could change at any time though and it’s kind of difficult forgetting their links to NSA’s Prism or strange incidents like the iPhone malware that recently targeted Kasperky employees using secret API’s that were only k
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
Nah, I hated Trump since he bullied poor house owners who refused to sell their house next to his new golf course in Meanie, Scotland. This was long before he became president… He had his contractors build a big wall of dirt around their ho
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
“If it can happen, it will happen.” That saying predicts the future better than a time machine would.
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
True. I think as soon as you type a message in to your iPhone you have no way of really knowing either. I don’t trust Apple at all, naturally, but I possibly like them a bit more than I like Google. Apple will likely try to violate our pers
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
Google really are the absolute monsters in this world. Great, so now we won’t even be able to have a choice around having our private messages off their AI surveillance machine for the Five Eyes… because just the mere sending a message to s
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
We don’t use GA or any alternative in its place and we do just fine really.
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
I think you are the kind of person that can only see a few inches in front of you at any given moment.
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
So far they’ve wiped out 1% of their population. The only reason it’s not 50% (imo) is that there’s hostages still there. If you are a Palestinian over there, don’t go waving a white flag or you just become a target practise. Sources: http
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
Imagine getting a tattoo of your hero, then them pulling this crap on you. How many people have got tattoos of superheroes, brand names, etc etc. Not even Nintendo would go after someone for a Mario tattoo, and THAT says something.
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
What a daft thing to say. For my projects, I have decreased the dev time from things that would have taken me three months to build down to at max 1 month using LLM’s. I have built around 50 plugins for Woocommerce which I would never in a
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
In a symbol, $
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
I keep hearing of huge lay-offs. I wonder, is this the result of LLM’s making everything just so much quicker to code develop? I mean as soon as ChatGPT 3.5 came out, it was the first question on people’s minds so I am guessing that it’s al
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by WhackyIdeas 3y ago
I think it boils down to a level of oblivious disrespect for the user from the points you raised about ollama. I am sure it’s completely unintentional from their dev’s, simply not prioritising the important parts which might be a little bor

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