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by bhaney 1y ago
Too bad they're increasing
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by bhaney 1y ago
Minor curiosity: Why is "(S)imple (H)ot(K)ey (D)aemon" abbreviated as "SKHD" and not "SHKD"? Edit: Found this answer from the author of the non-zig version, though it doesn't actually explain much https:&
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by bhaney 1y ago
The DeckHD website says it's sold out. Can I get the same display component without the installation kit from somewhere else? Is there a model or part identifier or something?
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by bhaney 1y ago
Never heard of it. Looks like more dime-a-dozen AI hype-slop.
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by bhaney 1y ago
Motion? The security camera software?
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by bhaney 1y ago
Personally, I can smell a left turn signal from nearly three blocks away
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by bhaney 1y ago
> I’ve benefited incredibly from commenting. > It has made me a (mostly) better person. > All of that social activity with zero ROI. Sorry you didn't make friends from it, but "zero ROI" seems pretty at odds with the
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by bhaney 1y ago
> how scalable is it Considering the site just spams my error console with DOMException: Failed to construct 'RTCPeerConnection': Cannot create so many PeerConnections I'd say not very.
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by bhaney 1y ago
Thank you for that "Void" tool. Very pleasant.
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by bhaney 1y ago
That is what "every single reviewer saying '[...] 3 stars'" means, yeah.
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by bhaney 1y ago
These AI-oriented examples look more useful to me than most human-oriented READMEs I've seen.
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by bhaney 1y ago
As something from the 90s myself, I find this rude.
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by bhaney 1y ago
So is your problem that you can't think of any better ways to encourage or require those things? Enough that your devs will start actually bothering to do them in useful amounts?
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by bhaney 1y ago
> We've tried things like visiting customers in person The devs are the ones doing this? > encouraging devs to reach out to customers > encouraging devs to pair with customer-facing staff Are the devs actually doing these thin
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by bhaney 1y ago
I'm always amazed that people will see an AI outright lie to them, ask the AI why it lied, and then completely believe the reason it spits back out. Why is this rambling introspective-colored response any more likely to be real than th
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by bhaney 1y ago
> this just sounds like a heck of a lot of grokking and work (and maybe even trial and error?) for the mortals, no? Absolutely. For the record, when I say "my services" I mean services that I'm writing, not any service run
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by bhaney 1y ago
I have a dropin called security.conf that I link in to most of my services, and then create an unsecurity.conf to disable/revert any directives not compatible with the service. [Service] DynamicUser=yes PrivateTmp=true Privat
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by bhaney 1y ago
The CSS bug happened to me on desktop too (but went away after a refresh). It looks related to Anubis since the reason the stylesheet isn't applying is that it has HTML containing "<title>Making sure you're not a bot!&l
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by bhaney 1y ago
> it's hard to take them seriously when they've been saying very nasty things about the project their whole foundation is built upon I'm not sure why that would make them hard to take seriously unless the things they'
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by bhaney 1y ago
That's pretty obviously not what I'm bitching about
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by bhaney 1y ago
According to Forgejo[1], Gitea underwent a secret hostile takeover by a for-profit company and has been moving from free software to "open core" bullshit. The reason that I, and I assume a lot of other people, made an effort to sw
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by bhaney 1y ago
I'm finding out about Forgejo (and their reasons for forking Gitea) right now for the first time. I already migrated my Gogs install to Gitea, and now I have to migrate Gitea to Forgejo? This shit is why people just stay on Github.
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by bhaney 1y ago
> Then don’t be a hoarder Of course. Why didn't I think of that?
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by bhaney 1y ago
Not always. Now I just flip mindlessly through endless amounts of readily available garbage on my jellyfin server instead.
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by bhaney 1y ago
Nginx itself is mostly just a collection of modules, and it's up to the one building/packaging the nginx distribution to decide what goes in it. By default, nginx doesn't even build the ssl or gzip modules (though thankfully
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by bhaney 1y ago
HTTPS-over-SMTP soon?
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by bhaney 1y ago
> How does the target model validate the draft tokens without running the inference as normal? It does run the inference as normal, just in parallel with the other inferences > if it is doing just that, I don't get the point Runn
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by bhaney 1y ago
The latter
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by bhaney 1y ago
No
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by bhaney 1y ago
There was a bug in Safari's registerContentScripts that was only just recently fixed in 18.6. uBOL needs that bugfix.

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