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by blibble 8mo ago
turns out this function works just as well for that too
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by blibble 8mo ago
the amount of people that work in technology and have never heard of amdahl's law always shocks me https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amdahl's_law a 100% increase in coding speed means I then I get to spend an ext
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by blibble 8mo ago
don't worry, I suspect there will be a 2nd attempt on Jan 6th 2029
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by blibble 8mo ago
def accept_grant(application): return random.choice([True, False])
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by blibble 8mo ago
azure is just as bad, if not worse
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by blibble 8mo ago
it's even better than that the merge commits in those repositories are all digitally signed by GitHub public key, so the previous history is fully authenticated and non-repudiable so any copies now can be trivially proven to be genuine
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by blibble 8mo ago
"but it's fair use" Rowling is known for actively protecting her rights as an author, they couldn't have picked a worse author to slop up
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by blibble 8mo ago
> Why is Microsoft endorsing the use of generative AI ftfy
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by blibble 8mo ago
brb poking Rowling on twitter (done, contacted her lawyers too)
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by blibble 8mo ago
> And it's hard to imagine that the hardware costs don't come down quite a bit. have you paid any attention to the hardware situation over the last year? this week they've bought up the 2026 supply of disks
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by blibble 8mo ago
you are confusing the ntdll interface (which is undocumented and subject to change), and win32 (which is stable, mostly) they tell you not to use ntdll, and say they will change it whenever they want and they have in the past (they have had
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by blibble 8mo ago
no matter what, the booster's answer to the tool being shit is always "you're holding it wrong"
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by blibble 8mo ago
it's not public domain, it's copyrighted what's the bet that the intention here was explicitly to attempt to strip the copyright so it could be shoved on the corporate website without paying anyone (the only actual real use o
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by blibble 8mo ago
LLM infested crap, directly pushed to customers without any pushback so standard Microslop
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by blibble 8mo ago
there's no reason to believe this trend will continue forever, simply because it has held for the past hundred years or so
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by blibble 8mo ago
verilog
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by blibble 8mo ago
for [1] he's right for his specific use case when he's working on his own project, obviously he never uses the about section or releases but if you're exploring projects, you do (though I agree for the tree view is bad for ev
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by blibble 8mo ago
the design of FPGAs was certainly part of my CS degree! they even made us use them in practical labs, and connect them up to an ARM chip
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by blibble 8mo ago
there is no more connection with your favorite human influencer than there is with an "AI" influencer they're both a scam, just the "AI" influencer isn't a pretty woman it's a 45 year old balding guy, with
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by blibble 8mo ago
> Have you ever run a business? yes > Literally all anyone cares about is profit. I would agree there's a lot of people that this is the case for but it is not everyone if my back was up against the wall I would rather shut down
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by blibble 8mo ago
the "value" of nvidia to the "AI" companies is their tsmc fab contract they don't need CUDA, they don't need the 10 years of weird game support, even the networking tech they need none of nvidia's technolo
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by blibble 8mo ago
bored at the weekend, are you sama?
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by blibble 8mo ago
Windows
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by blibble 8mo ago
moving the goalposts
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by blibble 8mo ago
modern windows features? I imagine an electron rewrite, with DirectX 12 and Copilot buttons everywhere
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by blibble 8mo ago
most of the anti-AI community have already migrated their repos from Slophub
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by blibble 8mo ago
maybe a preview of what's to come when the legal system rules the plagiarism machine's output is a derivative work?
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by blibble 8mo ago
congratulations! you're invented an inefficient railway
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by blibble 8mo ago
"more secure AI agent" is like "most secure version of Windows yet"
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by blibble 8mo ago
codeberg is run as a foundation with the explicit aim to help open source projects prosper github is run by microsoft to sell tools to your CEO with the ultimate aim of making you redundant

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