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by bheadmaster 3mo ago
I can get the same thing with an aux cable
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by bheadmaster 3mo ago
In some corporate networks, everything is locked tight, and if you want any access (outbound or inbound), you have to send a request with business justification. What we had was many devices behind such corporate networks. Instead of reques
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by bheadmaster 3mo ago
How do you use -J to connect to a device that isn't publicly reachable?
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by bheadmaster 3mo ago
There's an old blogpost I wrote at the time I came up with this method [0]. I think it contains most of the technical details. Let me know if anything is confusing, I'll answer it here. [0] https://paskozdilar.github.io
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by bheadmaster 3mo ago
How would you use ProxyJump with Reverse Forwarding?
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by bheadmaster 3mo ago
If you have many different remote devices behind NATs or firewalls, a cool trick to access them all via EC2 server (or such) is to setup Remote Forwarding via UNIX socket on the server side, to devices' port 22. Preferably, UNIX socket
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by bheadmaster 3mo ago
Maybe superficially, but most of them are unbalanced, leading to a handful of meta builds being overpowered.
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by bheadmaster 4mo ago
Meta-gaming is a natural progression in all human games. Chess players find "metas" like openings. It's just that video games are too simple and have very restricted meta set.
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by bheadmaster 4mo ago
By themselves, they don't. But quantum probabilities are unique. They cannot be explained by missing information about local, pre-existing properties. Therefore, to maintain determinism, you are forced to accept extreme alternatives li
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by bheadmaster 4mo ago
Any interpretation that asserts a deterministic universe must invent a "hidden" mechanism which causes the apparent non-determinism, and which we cannot measure nor predict. By Occam's razor, it is more probable that the univ
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by bheadmaster 4mo ago
Care to elaborate?
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by bheadmaster 4mo ago
> Reality is non-deterministic (not actually, but in practice). At a quantum level, it is also actually non-deterministic.
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by bheadmaster 4mo ago
Sounds like a Death Note internal monologue.
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by bheadmaster 4mo ago
What would constitute "consent" to being communicated information to? With physical contact, speech can signal consent or lack thereof. How would you consent to speech itself?
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by bheadmaster 5mo ago
> When you write Rust long enough you settle on certain architectures (message passing, event loops) that go well with the borrow checker So basically Go?
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by bheadmaster 5mo ago
> And if you have a local app, how do you take a dependency on whatever random model is installed? Why not ship your own model? In the age of Electron apps, 10GB+ apps are not unheard of.
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by bheadmaster 5mo ago
It will take a few years until scheduled data center construction finishes, and together with software optimizations that may come up in the meantime, it may cause a significant decrease in token price.
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by bheadmaster 5mo ago
When you say "a society" sets a goal, it always implies a ruling group of people imposing their view of the common good unto everyone. How do you make sure that whoever makes that choice makes it in a way you yourself will agree
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by bheadmaster 5mo ago
We should, but we also shouldn't decide what other people consider proper use of their time
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by bheadmaster 5mo ago
GNU + kink
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by bheadmaster 5mo ago
> Elon is best in the world at drinking pee What? How does this not show willingness to insult Musk?
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by bheadmaster 5mo ago
Not my experience. Grok seems to be perfectly willing to roast Musk for his shortcomings. Where did you observe the bias? Can you share any example of the conversation or post by Grok?
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by bheadmaster 5mo ago
So Elon Musk was right in his view that Grok should focus on truth above all, even if it became offensive?
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by bheadmaster 6mo ago
> You do realize software engineering is in the midst of a tectonic shift? As an everyday user of AI, both at work and privately, I am not that convinced. The biggest effect I've seen so far is demand for faster work because "e
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by bheadmaster 6mo ago
> On the other hand, code produced with AI and reviewed by humans can be perfectly good and indistinguishable from regular old code. Obligatory xkcd: https://xkcd.com/810/
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by bheadmaster 6mo ago
Incomplete chain seems to load on Android Chrome...
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by bheadmaster 6mo ago
It's just "->" - the ligature font just renders it as a unitary arrow
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by bheadmaster 6mo ago
> It is irrelevant what most people (ostensibly) believe "is God", because we're not interested in taking a vote. This concedes exactly the point I was making. You are stripping the word "God" of its established
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by bheadmaster 6mo ago
This is what happened with the Language Server Protocol. Prior to 0.9 (if I recall correctly), you had to install a plugin to be able to interface with LSP servers, and in 0.9 they integrated the support into NeoVim itself.
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by bheadmaster 6mo ago
Yes I did, but the rest of the comment hangs on the initial claim I replied to. If you redefine God to mean "fundamental assumptions of the universe", its existence becomes tautological. But that is not what most people mean (incl

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