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by _kb 8mo ago
Predicated 90% humidity at 3am this evening does not fill me with a great amount of joy. I think the above commenter may be referring to the rather more unfortunate UK climate though.
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by _kb 8mo ago
Hard disagree. This is what brutalism looks like in sunny, subtropical Brisbane, Australia: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:QPAC_Exterior.jpg If the straight concrete isn’t your thing, they’re also currently ex
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by _kb 8mo ago
For images surely this is the next pivot for hot dog / not hot dog.
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by _kb 8mo ago
https://smellslikewd40.com
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by _kb 9mo ago
If so, one benefit is you can quickly and safely mix up your set of agents (a la Inverse Conway Manoeuvre) without the downsides that normally entails (people being forced to move teams or change how they work).
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by _kb 9mo ago
It's already been linked in comments here but there's been a bit of exploration in that area with Hedy. There's some good references to prior work and comments of relevance in this paper https://hedy.org/resea
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by _kb 9mo ago
In a live conversation context you can mention the term NFTs/web3 and if the far end is human they'll wince a little.
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by _kb 9mo ago
It's a good thing governments ( https://www.ato.gov.au/online-services/voice-authentication ) and banks ( https://www.anz.com.au/security/how-we-protect-you/voice-id/ ) haven't gon
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by _kb 9mo ago
> It is possible to use the language server for syntax highlighting. I am not aware of any particularly strong reasons why one would want to (or not want to) do this. This is an area where TS excels. It also supports nesting of different
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by _kb 9mo ago
And here I was excited to see disjoint subtrees of Wikipedia's articles.
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by _kb 9mo ago
That is not novel - see language/framework choice, OS (or even distro) preferences, editor wars, indentation. People develop strong opinions about tools, technology, and techniques regardless of domain. LLM maximalists just have the un
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by _kb 9mo ago
Check out LXC and the wider Incus set of projects: https://linuxcontainers.org/incus/ . Running IncusOS on some local hardware with ZFS underneath is a phenomenally powerful sandbox.
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by _kb 10mo ago
AIstrology is a term I can get behind. I think that really captures what I find most irksome about the fanaticism. It's not prompt engineering, it's a statistical 8-ball being shaken until useful output appears. Just as with any p
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by _kb 10mo ago
https://tixy.land/ is another where the constraints encourage creativity. A lot of these tools are a little like tiny demoscene.
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by _kb 10mo ago
Setting this up through your router / network infra is one possible path. Another AU citizen here. I've been beefing up our home in prep for these laws too. You can use policy based routing to send traffic through a few VPN egress
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by _kb 10mo ago
…and UK population plans to continue labelling policy makers as a bunch of gits.
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by _kb 10mo ago
The secret is you then have to heat up that goo. When the temperature gets high enough things get interesting again.
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Godbolt's Rule When Abstractions Fail(corecursive.com)
1 points by _kb 11mo ago|0 comments
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by _kb 11mo ago
There was a great conversation with Matt Godbolt on CoRecursive recently [1]. It was a bit of a dive into how some of those abstractions are a lie and, particularly in early game dev, how you can create magic by realising that then exploit
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by _kb 11mo ago
How do you know it hasn't already happened?
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by _kb 11mo ago
> why does that need to be an OS? It doesn't. You can still run Incus on other platforms of choice. Sample size 1 here, but a big advantage of the 'full-stack' approach is things like network config, storage management, bo
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by _kb 11mo ago
Those auth UX challenges are being worked on: https://github.com/lxc/incus-os/issues/496 https://github.com/lxc/incus-os/issues/497 IMO the client certs are pretty elegant from
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by _kb 11mo ago
There's a bit more of a conversation / demo here which is pretty impressive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbZfbqHeJNU .
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Incus-OS: Immutable Linux OS to run Incus as a hypervisor(linuxcontainers.org)
188 points by _kb 11mo ago|69 comments
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by _kb 11mo ago
+1 -- consistency is key. Wezterm runs everywhere, but lets me customise it once and keep that config uniform across all machines. I can have a single config [0], wrap that in a nix expression [1] for anywhere that runs home-manager /
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by _kb 1y ago
Or more abstractly: post anything to the internet and people will always detail how you’re wrong. Sometimes that can be useful.
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by _kb 1y ago
And of course the `olfactoryFactory` component for Enterprise™ frameworks.
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by _kb 1y ago
How very kafkaesque.
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by _kb 1y ago
This runs (for free) across all payphones in Australia each year: https://www.telstra.com.au/exchange/how-we-re-helping-santa-... My tiny human loves it. I think they’re almost old enough to start learning the joys of
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by _kb 1y ago
I don’t at the moment. This setup is new and my current hot storage needs are pretty minimal so I’m all in on NVMe. When that changes though thats the expansion plan. ASM1166 based boards seem to be an ok choice, but don’t have any personal

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