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by _def 2mo ago
Genuinely curious, is there like a simple list of competing ethical frameworks?
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by _def 2mo ago
The obscured part was pretending the unlocker needs external information
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by _def 2mo ago
I just noticed it more often that it's getting used as a positive connotation. From the article itself: "Over-engineered, absolutely. [...] Every check earned its place by catching something I’d otherwise have shipped. Would I do
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by _def 2mo ago
How did people come to the conclusion that "over-engineered" is something positive?
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by _def 2mo ago
If I wouldn't know it better I'd sometimes think some of the big tech shops are just fronts for centralizing the net.
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by _def 2mo ago
same for me
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by _def 2mo ago
> You'll start depending on it and then it'll get taken away from you. You can not get around this, conceptually. Local inference will keep depend on updated models for quite a while. Partly because they will contain outdated t
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by _def 2mo ago
> CD check gets rid of the This program can only be run from the original CD! nag screen. A built-in no-cd patch, neat :-)
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by _def 2mo ago
I'm cautious on the dependency part too. Do I have a bunch of tools now that help me and wouldn't exist without an agent writing them for me? Sure. Will I be able to fix them once their codebase will eventually need maintenance? M
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by _def 2mo ago
I agree, but I wonder if it's inherently missing being a shared space. Even if these were commercial places, other people interacted with them in different ways, which shaped it to some degree
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by _def 2mo ago
This rosenbridge repos commits claim to be 8 years old https://github.com/xoreaxeaxeax/rosenbridge
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by _def 2mo ago
Doesn't this depend on the kind of phone and battery?
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by _def 2mo ago
Human rights are really important to us!* *As long as it doesn't prevent us from getting rich.
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by _def 2mo ago
We are back to File->Open I guess. We could use native applications instead of web apps while we're at it. Sadly this approach does not work for a lot of (web) apps.
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by _def 2mo ago
I don't think people use it for isolation, but for what the feature enables in the first place: parallel workstreams
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by _def 2mo ago
What is "wow"?
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by _def 2mo ago
> It can choose to be a smaller community with a stronger political identity, but that is a different ambition from being a broad and dependable European alternative to GitHub. Wrong category. It doesn't want to. It's not a co
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by _def 3mo ago
I use this to toggle power to a 3d printer. It gets it actual power from a switched socket but usb still powers the board.
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by _def 3mo ago
> We want to liken Mullvad to a force of nature. Or to cryptography. It just mechanically does its thing with no human arbiters. I can't even find the right words to describe how wrong this sounds to me
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by _def 3mo ago
tangent but i vibe coded a webapp that pulls article texts and runs tts via kokoro. Its interface allows me to read the article text while the current paragraph is highlighted + autoscrolled while the audio is playing. All of this runs on a
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by _def 3mo ago
Oh, thanks for the hint. I actually don't like this - similarly to dark mode setting detection. But I guess thats more a criticism on the OS preferences not being granular enough.
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by _def 3mo ago
This resonates with me. On the one hand I feel like my team is spread too thin all the time, scope and complexity is just too broad - and at the same time I'm pretty sure nore headcount could only improve it to a certain degree. I like
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by _def 3mo ago
now the real fun part is how to self-host it on a machine accessible on the net without services like cloudflare or tailscale tunnels.
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by _def 3mo ago
fun to watch until the ssh user input exploits the web interface :P
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by _def 3mo ago
It's really sad to see that this is not the usual kind of software people are exposed too.
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by _def 3mo ago
How was the syncing actually achieved?
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by _def 3mo ago
I'm having a hard time to parse this last part. Care to elaborate? > In a system with rule of law, the rules are already being followed so that stupid/unreasonable rules are reformed as they're encountered and you can&#x27
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by _def 3mo ago
> and is really, really secure ... until its getting popular usage and gets targeted for vulnerability research
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by _def 3mo ago
> while the climate costs of creating those models is terrible, they're here now > It doesn't matter what happens to Openai; Whisper is here to stay. Yes and No. They may be here now , but they will be outdated tommorrow.
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by _def 3mo ago
I literally burned through 20USD in a couple of hours on openrouter with deepseek v4 pro and opencode tasks - i'm sure i did something wrong

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