aspbee555

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by aspbee555 9mo ago
I have been running Deb 13 on my primary workstation for a couple months, just as stable as Debian 12 I was running for years on my primary. I am able to do all of my programming work, virtual win/mac for compiling and able to play ev
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by aspbee555 10mo ago
I stopped using Windows over 15 years ago and moved to Ubuntu that was running all the servers. Unfortunately Ubuntu decided to do the same garbage trying to shove their pro crap down my throat, made it impossible to remove (by making a de
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by aspbee555 10mo ago
I find myself not really trusting just tests, I really need to try the app/new function in multiple ways with the goal of breaking it. In that process I may not break it but I will notice something that might break, so I rewrite it be
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by aspbee555 11mo ago
unwraps are so very easy to use and they have bit me so many times because you can nearly never run into a problem and suddenly crashes from an unwrap that almost always was fine
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by aspbee555 11mo ago
it really can't be that difficult to have a llm reference a known factual reference before giving an answer. Its really good at figuring out what you want and what to say, not far off to check references
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by aspbee555 1y ago
no particles needed, we already have ion drive, just need electricity
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by aspbee555 1y ago
I have been using local hosted gitea for years for all private projects
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by aspbee555 1y ago
Hire them for a day/week/month, see how they do the job. qualified? ok, job bonus is you get to try different jobs, don't like it? you know you can get another one to try out easily. employer also gets to try different can
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by aspbee555 1y ago
this is why "think of the children" is always used in these instances, it gets right past peoples defenses and if you try to argue against privacy invasive/life invasive/completely useless regulations/regulations ri
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by aspbee555 1y ago
I was working through some ffmpeg timing stuff and the ai kept insisting on putting in sleep functions to try and "solve" it
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by aspbee555 1y ago
it really does allow easy setup with compose, multiple containers, different versions, etc. I have been setting up linux servers and desktops for decades but docker made it way easier for a lot of things I still have email server setups I
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by aspbee555 1y ago
The mentoring was amazing when I started, but unfortunately the company was bought/sold and things unfortunately went downhill from there (corporate profits rarely coincide with providing actual help and is more designed to make paperw
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by aspbee555 1y ago
I have worked with computers for decades, I love it, and for me to not even want to look at a computer was impossible for me I made it through the Army (decades ago), I ran my own company, handled employees, etc. I have no problem with ha
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by aspbee555 1y ago
I have to admit it annoyed me for a moment, but it is an honest thing I have to have ask myself as part of my analysis of a situation, ie. AITA, in this instance, not at all
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by aspbee555 1y ago
overall I felt my biggest mistake was believing that I would be fired/let go if there was ever a problem with my work I never realized there was such malicious people out there incapable of basic professional respect and tell me to f-o
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by aspbee555 1y ago
I did part time work as a mentor which was way more fulfilling than the IT work. I eventually found my way back to programming my own project
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by aspbee555 1y ago
overall it took time away from all that to recover, I also changed careers for a while to more fulfilling part time work I have always had a passion for computing so I eventually found my way back with a project of my own
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by aspbee555 1y ago
the owner instructed everyone not to talk to me, I found out years later if it was a me problem then they would not have let the then president of the company go for working with me I was not the one with communication problems but people a
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by aspbee555 1y ago
I felt like I was dying at 35 years old, my body was completely betraying me, exhausted, constant pain, no life as absolutely no energy on days off and still exhausted starting the next week. Even years in the Army never left me feeling li
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by aspbee555 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989_Tiananmen_Square_protests...
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by aspbee555 1y ago
it is to ensure no discussion of Tiananmen square
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by aspbee555 1y ago
because I can have my certificate authority in my DNS records and my app can verify the CA cert is from a trusted/verified source
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by aspbee555 1y ago
this is also what I started doing, sometimes it will give an actual correct answer but it usually easy to just start a new session. I can even ask the exact same question and get a correct answer with a new session
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by aspbee555 1y ago
I have been working on a quic/webrtc application for a while, webrtc capabilities are severely underrated since everything pairs it with TCP signaling defeating the power of webrtc
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by aspbee555 1y ago
I am constantly correcting the AI code it gives me, and all I get for it is "oh your right! here is the corrected code" then it gives me more hallucinations correcting the latest hallucination results in it telling me the first ha
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by aspbee555 2y ago
copies and replication I have used Keepass since before lastpass existed and sync with multiple machines/locations via syncthing (originally synced with rsync)
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by aspbee555 2y ago
cloudflare uses certificates with numerous other site names included on the certificate as alt names so your site name could have been discovered by any other site that happens to use that same cert