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Meshcore Pt II. Setting Up Repeaters(redwoodrewrite.com)
1 points by achierius 6mo ago|0 comments
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Hobby CNC machining and resin casting (2015)(lcamtuf.coredump.cx)
44 points by achierius 6mo ago|11 comments
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by achierius 6mo ago
Cities predated agriculture. Look up Göbekli Tepe -- this is a common misconception and worth correcting yourself on.
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by achierius 6mo ago
This comment is rather uninformed. Greco-Buddhist art was real, yes, but emerged far away from the geologic 'West' -- in Bactria, at the edge of India, where Hellenic garrisons had established a kingdom after the collapse of Alexa
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by achierius 6mo ago
The last line of GP's comment is key here: "Who do I sue if Palantir decides I am an illegal?" This shouldn't make as much of a difference as it does, but due to how our legal system works, it's much harder to get m
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by achierius 6mo ago
Death
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by achierius 7mo ago
I'm sure you'll feel that way so long as you have an income.
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by achierius 7mo ago
Compilers do, and AI models are making software more accessible than ever.
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by achierius 7mo ago
No, they didn't. It was straightforwardly unsafe and broken, the heaps of effort that went into supporting it were largely just to paper over that fact. It's no accident that the other browser vendors went along with dropping supp
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by achierius 7mo ago
> It should also be their incentive You can't just proclaim what incentives should be. We do have a mechanism for changing the incentives of management though: it's called unions.
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by achierius 7mo ago
> before its concentration leads to legislative capture This already happened
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by achierius 7mo ago
Pasting a bit from another comment... The whole idea of enshittification is that someone makes a high-quality app (or whatever), outcompetes all other entrants, and locks down the market. Then, having acquired pricing power, they can raise
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by achierius 7mo ago
> I bet you 100% that in any planned economy OTA updates would still happen. How so? In a democratically planned economy, we would expect that economic decisions considered by the majority of the population to be unwise/upsetting&#x
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by achierius 7mo ago
It wasn't meant as a critique, I'm legitimately interested in knowing more about where it can push boundaries and where it struggles. I agree that in general it's a truism that "Claude can try a number of new ideas"
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by achierius 7mo ago
Out of curiosity, what sort of things have you seen it do that better fit 'autoresearch' than 'autotune' thus far? Optimizations it made that wouldn't be been surfaced by an autotune system, I suppose.
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by achierius 7mo ago
When you're fighting the same enemy on a dozen battlefields, you won't stand a chance of winning until you understand that fact and go after the root cause.
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by achierius 7mo ago
Yes, and? People need to eat. Billionaires are generally not interested in whether or not the average Joe gets to eat.
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by achierius 7mo ago
Isn't this a depressing thought? Regardless of AI, to think that everything we read would come in the same literary style, conveying little of the author, giving no window through which to learn about who they are -- that would be a re
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by achierius 7mo ago
Isn't that a good deal more reasonable though? China, as a polity, does indeed have agency. It's strange to suggest they don't, as if only America can do things on the world stage.
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by achierius 7mo ago
> To be clear, I don't do this. How do you know that it works then? Are you using a different tool that does support it?
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by achierius 7mo ago
I can understand your general point, but how can you argue that this in particular isn't unique/cute whatever?
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by achierius 7mo ago
Do you have more info on those crashes (e.g. crashlogs)? I work on Safari and might be able to get that forwarded to other people.
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by achierius 7mo ago
Shooting someone for breaking your glasses would be an act of murder. Even shooting someone for slapping you in the face would be an act of murder. Clearly you don't have experience with firearms or the legislation around them, or you
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by achierius 7mo ago
It was not fine then -- what we have now is simply even worse. We do not need to make concessions to our oligarchs: none of this is OK.
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by achierius 8mo ago
As many as are at OpenAI about a month from now.
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by achierius 8mo ago
Please stop pretending that this is only going to replace "tech workers". Do accountants "live by the sword"? Whose jobs did they replace? What about analysts, journalists, radiologists (one day, if not quite yet)? And e
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by achierius 8mo ago
Just like how all we had to do to shut down Guantanamo Bay was vote for President Obama, right? So glad that that worked out. By and large, our institutions are not democratic, in that they are not responsive to 'popular opinion';
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by achierius 8mo ago
> authentic Christian faith is not an arbitrary faith in anything you please But he's not talking about an arbitrary faith. He's talking about faith in the capacity of priests -- clearly a relevant subject. And there are, ind
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by achierius 8mo ago
Brutal as in, heavy AI usage? What sort of categories are more affected?
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by achierius 8mo ago
I mean, have you tried getting `ca-derivations` to work with `ssh-ng`? That sounds like a good way to answer your own question.

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