breakingcups

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by breakingcups 5mo ago
Seems a bit too irresponsible and immature for my taste.
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by breakingcups 5mo ago
We semi-recently had Gitlab reps stop by at work to demo their new AI features (we're already running Gitlab Enterprise). It was a strong signal that we should get off the train before the next major version. None of the features seeme
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by breakingcups 5mo ago
Just so you know, your comment was marked as "dead", I've vouched for it but the person you were responding to may not have seen it in time.
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by breakingcups 5mo ago
Such a different era.
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by breakingcups 5mo ago
I could have used this news 2 days ago. I've been trying out Claude Code for a few days and kept running into the limit, so I wanted to upgrade to Max. In the upgrade-flow they hit me with an identity verification through Persona. No p
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by breakingcups 5mo ago
Cloudflare isn't an impartial, neutral network. People need to stop perpetuating this fig leaf. To the outside world, Cloudflare acts as a host. Their servers serve the content fo whatever site is in their "network". It doesn
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by breakingcups 5mo ago
Apart from two exceptions about 5 years ago, I've yet to encounter any of these sites in practice in Firefox.
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by breakingcups 5mo ago
Well, if it can still be repaired but the producer doesn't want to bother and just sends a new fan, that's fine. That doesn't mean a repairable product should be destroyed and sent to a landfill just because it makes Noctua&#
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by breakingcups 5mo ago
Heya, while you're taking feedback, the link in "If you haven’t read OS/2’s side yet, you can do so by either scrolling the page up (on bigger screens), or clicking here." doesn't do anything for me when clicked. It
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by breakingcups 5mo ago
[2020]
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by breakingcups 5mo ago
> The Miami New Times claimed that freedom of information laws in Florida make it easier for journalists to acquire information about arrests from the police than in other states and that this is responsible for a large number of news ar
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by breakingcups 6mo ago
You seem to be vouched for now, no longer dead for me.
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by breakingcups 6mo ago
Holy Hannah, this is such bullshit from Backblaze. Both the .git directory (why would I not SPECIFICALLY want this backed up for my projects?) and the cloud directories. I get that changing economics make it more difficult to honor the orig
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by breakingcups 6mo ago
Interesting, what makes them better to you?
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by breakingcups 6mo ago
I thought that was the least likeable part of the article. They speculated wildly, somehow making the leap that a trained astronaut would not resort to a computer reset if the problems persisted to weave the narrative that this bug was supe
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by breakingcups 6mo ago
It doesn't matter what your intention was, the point was that that was what it did. You didn't think hard enough about how people would use it given the (lack of) constraints and moderation you designed it with and you didn't
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by breakingcups 6mo ago
The only one I was vaguely interested in!
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by breakingcups 6mo ago
Oh, Blades, like the Xbox 360 Dashboard thing? Or no, you must be referring to the Azure Portal sections.
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by breakingcups 6mo ago
> In several EU western countries the most common gynelogical surgery act is re-building the hymen (so that the woman can pretend she's a virgin once she marries, often forcibly by her family). Can you source that claim?
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by breakingcups 7mo ago
You'd be getting practically the same result. If someone is too lazy to write their own commit messages they're definitely too lazy to write this blog post manually.
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by breakingcups 7mo ago
Everybody knows better on the internet.
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by breakingcups 7mo ago
> No Python. No frameworks. Just C, Objective-C, and hand-tuned Metal shaders. Welp, I know where those tokens came from.
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by breakingcups 7mo ago
But only on Chrome? I'm on Firefox and I see those prompts all the time.
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by breakingcups 7mo ago
Is that true, though? Wouldn't it be possible to just copy a font wholesale, since they are uncopyrightable? How would licensing fees be enforced?
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by breakingcups 7mo ago
Slopyright, transloptions, one-stop-slop...
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by breakingcups 7mo ago
Could you elaborate on that or share a source? It sounds like it'd be not just interesting but important to learn.
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by breakingcups 7mo ago
It seems broken. The word "knows" only connects to the word "operator"
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by breakingcups 7mo ago
It's skewed by the PS2 being one of the cheapest DVD players available at the time, which is no longer needed now.
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by breakingcups 7mo ago
I hope it doesn't disappear: ==== Important message Due to health issues, no updates to the Plugs and Sockets website are expected in the coming months. Email contact may also be affected. For the time being, please do not send any mat
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by breakingcups 7mo ago
A leading company like Anthropic feeding the delusions of people who ramble about model consciousness is just bad all around. It's both performative and irresponsible.

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