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by bakugo 1y ago
> docs(readme): remove acknowledgments section Heh. I wonder if the author asked GPT to remove that section from the readme.
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by bakugo 1y ago
How does the site verify that the ID being used for verification is the ID of the person that is actually using the account? How does the site verify that a valid ID was used at all? If the app is open source, what stops someone from modify
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by bakugo 1y ago
A quick glance at the website in question suggests that its owner may not be particularly mentally mature.
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by bakugo 1y ago
> This is not the first step in that. It’s not anywhere close to our plan. That's what they all say, right before they go ahead and do it anyway.
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by bakugo 1y ago
> is it doesn't really get across to me why the author likes tinkering so much or why I should either It's literally stated in the second paragraph: "It’s how I learn." You can learn how the things around you work by
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by bakugo 1y ago
> GitHub desktop rather than the cli (at the very least) I keep hearing this same "GitHub Desktop bad, git cli good" take, but I just don't see how the cli can compete terms of things like being able to go through each cha
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by bakugo 1y ago
In a world where AI companies cared about licenses and weren't legally permitted to simply ignore them, this might've been a good idea. But we don't live in that world.
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by bakugo 1y ago
They are saying the same thing twice. They repeat themselves specifically because certain groups hold a strong belief that "discrimination" only goes one-way, and have effectively twisted the meaning of the word in their minds. Th
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by bakugo 1y ago
> No you are not reading this correctly Okay, so can you help me interpret that correctly, then? What other conclusion should I draw from this?
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by bakugo 1y ago
> do not, and will not during the term of this financial assistance award, operate any programs that advance or promote DEI, or discriminatory equity ideology in violation of Federal anti-discrimination laws. So basically, the PSF wants
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by bakugo 1y ago
> The government dictating how you run your business ? Yes, these terms are usually called "laws", you might've heard of them.
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by bakugo 1y ago
The AI that generated the entire project forgot to add it.
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by bakugo 1y ago
Rewriting already perfectly working and feature-complete software and advertising your version as a superior replacement while neglecting to implement existing features that users relied on is pretty stupid, yes.
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by bakugo 1y ago
Yes, people are allowed to do stupid things, but other people are also allowed to call them out on those stupid things. Especially if they make other people's lives harder, like in this case.
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by bakugo 1y ago
Don't forget the classic: "It's not just X—it's Y."
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by bakugo 1y ago
What that does is allow existing outgoing connections through a NAT to remain open long-term, it doesn't actually help with establishing an initial connection if both sides are behind a NAT or closed firewall. Tailscale handles this, a
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by bakugo 1y ago
Normally I'd agree with the philosophy, but I don't really see how you can say this about vanilla Wireguard in particular considering how involved it is, especially if you have more than 2 devices that you want to connect together
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by bakugo 1y ago
> I reject commits like this Which is a great idea until your superior asks why you're holding back the vibe coders and crippling their 100x productivity by rejecting their PRs instead of just going with the flow.
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by bakugo 1y ago
> Companies in compliance could put a badge on their products so wary consumers know who to trust. This would only work out for the companies if the average consumer actually cared about "offline-first", which they very much do
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by bakugo 1y ago
A slightly modified version of this was used as the gameplay scripting language in Pokémon games from gens 6 to 8: https://github.com/SciresM/gf-pawncc
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by bakugo 1y ago
> I no longer feel guilty about having my system "at risk". The risk of not updating your desktop OS every week is vastly overstated, and I believe this is at least in part due to fear mongering by companies like Microsoft wh
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by bakugo 1y ago
Depends on your definition of "overcome". RPCS3 does emulate the architecture, and many games are playable on it, but it's still far from being perfect. Many games have stability issues due to timing/synchronization inac
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by bakugo 1y ago
> and a couple of hours later they had provisioned a new host for me with the same specs. To be fair, they probably would've done the same for me if I'd pushed the issue further, but after over a week of trying to diagnose the
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by bakugo 1y ago
Be warned though that, when renting dedicated servers, there are certain issues you might have to deal with that usually aren't a factor when renting a VPS. For example, I got a dedicated server from Hetzner earlier this year with a co
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by bakugo 1y ago
No, you need multiple GPUs. These models are not intended to be run by the average user.
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by bakugo 1y ago
In addition to the whole anti-competitive aspect already mentioned, it also helps sell the idea that LLMs are more powerful and capable of more things than they actually are. They want clueless investors to legitimately believe that these
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by bakugo 1y ago
Okay, so what's the round peg that goes in the round hole, here? Forgetting about objects and just passing around dicts or whatever with no type information?
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by bakugo 1y ago
> We already have an abstraction for interfacing with the DBMS. It’s called SQL, and it works perfectly fine. ORMs are not an abstraction to interface with the DBMS. They are an abstraction to map the data in your database to objects in
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by bakugo 1y ago
These shucked USB adapters from WD Elements external drives are pretty reliable, from my experience. They kinda have to be, since otherwise it would affect the reputation of WD's external drives as a whole. Obviously, direct SATA is st
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by bakugo 1y ago
How much of the book is AI generated? Please be honest.

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