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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
And they are right to push back.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
LevelDB was released in 2011, so it existed but was very new.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
https://www.devuan.org/
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
Python to C++ compiler: https://shedskin.github.io/
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
It's more like explicitly building infra for criminals.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
Just let private companies do the papier bitte I guess, we're half way there.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
Community policing, it aint.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
Perfekt enforcement never existed and our current laws were written for a reality where that was an impossibility. Not considering second order effects is reckless IMHO.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
The Christians have to vote just once more, right?
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
Yeah... but there aren't any borders really.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
Ask it to lock a door for instance. It seems to convert simple instructions to reasonable tool calls. Check its confidence score.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
Sounds a somewhat like GemStone/S I think also IBM has or had somewhat similar concepts. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GemStone/S
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
I had to play in slowmotion to catch it. A lot going on there.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
Well, they are not too busy making SwiftUI a delight to use.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
It's no longer Mars, it's the Galaxy. Must be a prank site?
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
Europe has unlimited wind, not unlimited gas. Electrification of most things is just a matter of time. Gas for heating is wasteful. I think AC will get very popular eventually once the stragglers realize that these are not unusual one-off w
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
It probably saved money for some very special companies.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
I predict the numbers will look good after November. Maybe not reality but the numbers.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
And government.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
1. Isn't everything orbiting something? 2. If a black hole passed us by, no gravitional wave?
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
Isn't scalping a term used for tickets? Also, these companies supposedly intend to actually use the RAM they ordered, not reselling at some inflated price. It's all fair game IMHO, except the elephant in the room which is that the
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
They just need to vote one last time. You, to save America from democracy.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
Crazy then that the Bleem and Bleemcast emulator were so early!
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
Some percentage will click Allow.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
Normal people can't. I'd bet more people run jailbroken than bothering with developer-mode sideload.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
But it seems much easier to realign an agent until it complies. Or ditch it and grab a new one.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
I keep forgetting about it. It's alien technology, the road not taken, etc.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
Some believe the lies. Some just believe in a good golf club.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
It makes a lot of sense to me. You go in to a code base and start looking for the ways things are done. You copy the precedent. LLMs do that, even harder, they don't really have taste like a human might.
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by actionfromafar 2mo ago
No, if add something, it's gravity will increase and start pulling in more shit. Then the death spiral begins, and before you know it, you have a black hole of crap, like Windows 11 Home Edition or Android.

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