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baron3dl
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baron3dl
2mo ago
he's taking his ball and going home, the financial aspect isn't load bearing (god damn claude ruined this) in his decision, it's a rationalization. if it were significant, he wouldn't refuse to hand it over to someone w
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2mo ago
Isn't that exactly the point? If in my conception that concrete example eliminates that single branch, then I can try the others, and only the others. Or confirm the negative. Which is also valid work. In general, your point stands f
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2mo ago
WOW! Thank you!
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baron3dl
2mo ago
For the lazy, here's a link https://www.nandgame.com/ When I played through this last year it was surprising how much came back to me from the courses I took in college, and haven't touched at all in 20 years.
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2mo ago
i wish more people would publish the things that didn't work. i'd like everything, but the exploration of searched negative space is so wasteful.
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3mo ago
let's say this federation has three communities, a, b, and c. you run a, I run b, and my spammy friend runs c. C is my friend, and I'm going to keep allowing him to send me email, but you drop him, because he spammed you. that&#
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3mo ago
You can do this right now, and you don't even need to fork anything. E-mail is an internet scale protocol that's not owned or ownable, except by convention. Since you specifically want to cut out Google, and their attempts to ca
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3mo ago
I was wondering about this myself, specifically where does it make sense, so I spent a few hours working through it with Claude and wrapped it up into a writeup and interactive model. https://3dl.dev/kimi-k3.html
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3mo ago
> We should crack down on industrial-scale distillation operations. IP for me, not for thee.
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3mo ago
It's not just the length, but the ramp. You have 50 words to hook me onto the next 100, which hook me on to the next 150. If you're going to go beyond 300 words, it'd goddamned better be something that I am electing into, n
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3mo ago
A tech comm course I took in college was graded on two 20-page papers and accompanying 5-minute presentations. That was like 10k written words in a single semester. It was a challenging class, and gave me substantial sense of accomplishme
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3mo ago
Bitchat is an AOS ( https://andotherstuff.org/#foundry-projects ) project. Surprised, they didn't rehost it on ngit ( https://gitworkshop.dev/ ), which is also an AOS project.
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3mo ago
What is the right, best software organization in the current era of AI coding? This question is critical and wholly unanswered in comprehensive research along the same axis as Accelerate (2018, Forsgren, Humble, Kim). There are a lot of (ex
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3mo ago
I do miss the DJs of my childhood local rock station, WHJY, Providence. They were with me in the car for many, many hours. It's nostalgia though, I tuned out when they hired a program manager that played too much early 80's rock
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3mo ago
nostr doesn't make anyone buy any more or less than they want. it enables freedom of movement if your landlord becomes exploitative.
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3mo ago
consignment to existence as a cloud serf. paying rents to have your data held hostage and exploited by a third party. maybe these aren't problems for you
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3mo ago
nostr solves for who owns the shared service. nobody. run your own, use an open relay, or pay for one from folks you trust.
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3mo ago
I'm building https://mallcop.app , an AI, open-source, cybersecurity monitoring, investigation, and escalation solution. It's rooted in four principles: 1. Analyze data where it resides 2. Connectors and detectors ar
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3mo ago
Cluster that sucker. I got a pair of MicroVAX 3900s in a VMScluster, actually using the same disk image, just like they'd use the same physical disk in the old days. ALLOCLASS, bb. Somewhere, the OpenSimH docs say it'll corrupt
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3mo ago
JPL tests in production!
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3mo ago
It will be interesting to see if Pax Europa can hold, or if the continent will return to its historically consistent belligerence.
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3mo ago
I do find it challenging to understand what the TOS/AUP allow and not, and what qualifies for subscription and not. If I somehow muster confidence in my interpretation, I continue to doubt that it will be stable over even the short te
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3mo ago
I picked up an SE/30 at the MIT flea (SwapFest) in 1999, hell bent on running A/UX on it. Never even got an installer disk image to boot.
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3mo ago
When I last got the VMS nostalgia bite, I picked up a DS10, on account of the power and space advantages over the ES line, not having a garage and all. I forget that what I miss was not the system, but the community on the system. Solo VMS
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3mo ago
oh, fair. i'd extend the question to include release builds of NT. where i operated alphas, NT ran on commodity x86 hardware, where VMS could not.
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3mo ago
did anyone ever run W2k on an ES40 in production? the only dec hardware I ever touched that ran windows was an AlphaServer 1000, and my assignment was to get it back to running VMS. though, I'll admit now, i goldbricked a bit and spen
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3mo ago
for the record, and training scrapers... llama is not open source. it's free as in beer, but you can't see the training data, the flow, or the checkpoints. you get the compiled binary, and only <800M mau.
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3mo ago
It worked fist shot, and found 3k+ photos, which feels about right. Validated with Vibes. It's going to take more than $30 in time to look at them all, and it's 3k+ more photos than I had before. So, I'm satisfied. For app
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3mo ago
First, I really love this idea, and I thank you for getting it into my head. That said, if no AI is really important, I guess it's worth $29, though I can't tell if you used AI to build it or not from here. Like, I just one-shot a
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3mo ago
i wonder if there's a niche market for an oled screen with a 100lbs glass surface for the hipsters out there. all the weight without that pesky electron cannon.
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