cyberpunk

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by cyberpunk 2mo ago
I had a chinese friend who was apparently really into fighting them, which seems a bit of a fringe sport…
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by cyberpunk 2mo ago
The release announcement has better details: https://www.netbsd.org/releases/formal-11/NetBSD-11.0.html
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by cyberpunk 2mo ago
So your argument is that they should have gotten it exactly right first time and stuck to their guns? I mean come on. The Golang team created a useful language people use for building real things — it’s easy to work with especially on large
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by cyberpunk 3mo ago
Apparently there’s a proxy somewhere on github which munges it into an openai-alike api which you can then feed to those. May give it a shot if i’m bored soon.
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by cyberpunk 3mo ago
Can you use it with pi or opencode etc?
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by cyberpunk 3mo ago
well I mean okay, but it happened to me, and i had to pay a lot to an accountant to do this paperwork and i resent it utterly. I guess it’s unpopular here to be dissatisfied with the insane bullshit tax system in this country. I didn’t make
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by cyberpunk 3mo ago
Except in germany where if you install too many you get classed as an energy company and have to pay extra tax. yay.
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by cyberpunk 3mo ago
I’ve never enabled swap on a production system in ~25 years, so i have to say it’s not really my experience. Shared memory can be a problem, sure, which is why I don’t generally use that either. Erlang, of course, generally does not use sha
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by cyberpunk 3mo ago
Pre-Emptive scaling ala erlang can help with scenario one somewhat, if the jobs aren’t locked on some resource. For example, on my erlang system 20 would all run just each slightly slower as they get a smaller amount of scheduler reductions
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by cyberpunk 3mo ago
zoom. uber. airbnb. openai. bunch of banks. samsung, apparently..
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by cyberpunk 3mo ago
Isn’t the point that it doesn’t matter if humans can work on it, as long as the AIs can?
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by cyberpunk 3mo ago
I run codex in a dedicated vm, I have a cronjob which resets it to clean installed state every week. Nothing too fancy just bhyve and debian, 8gb mem. It has root access there, can install stuff, no permissions to push to protected branches
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by cyberpunk 3mo ago
> Then, in the mid-2030s, they pause at AIs around the level of top human geniuses. They being the US and China and by agreement. It would be ideal, but there’s far too much money on the table to overcome human nature. So my hope is we h
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by cyberpunk 3mo ago
What’s the insurance setup like in norway? In germany at least, your insurance pays for (at least part) of this time, and since its mandatory to pay it and hundreds of euros a month, I’m not in any way inclined to give up my precious family
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by cyberpunk 3mo ago
Nothing in this world beats a good sheng brewed in a gaiwan…
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by cyberpunk 3mo ago
May be decorative only —- Isn’t it due due to their wimpy electricity that it takes forever to boil a kettle and that’s why everyone gets coffee externally? Or, absolute horror, they microwave teacups…. Or has the situation improved? :)
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by cyberpunk 3mo ago
Poor trade off, the model is then designing a massive chunk of your solution instead of you. With a good spec, bits of typo’d pseudocode, and slightly more effort than a couple of sentences they can actually produce passable software. I thi
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by cyberpunk 4mo ago
> "we will inquire into something, but we will not grasp it, if in some way we depart from ourselves and from our own nature, and besides, in the same way as the remaining arts may be said to be perfected in one respect, but to be d
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by cyberpunk 4mo ago
I'm using these ones: https://www.gosupps.com/natural-elements-vitamin-b-complex-2...
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by cyberpunk 4mo ago
Did you happen to get covid or had a really heavy reaction to a inoculation around that time? That's what triggered mine; but it's actually been getting a lot better and (pure anecdotal) but I think 6 months or so of a b complex v
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by cyberpunk 4mo ago
mynoise.net is the GOAT I think :}
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by cyberpunk 4mo ago
Backups in such a system are quite pointless; if losing 10 seconds of data means you lost 4000 transactions then periodic backups are invalid if not instantly than close to instantly. The system I work on has such a property and the only re
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by cyberpunk 4mo ago
There is Virdings Rule: Any sufficiently complicated concurrent program in another language contains an ad hoc informally-specified bug-ridden slow implementation of half of Erlang.
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by cyberpunk 4mo ago
Geforce Now has had Dwarf Fortress for quite some time also...
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by cyberpunk 4mo ago
And then slowly over 20 or so years deleting all of it. I think I'm down to about 110 lines of ~/.vimrc now :}
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by cyberpunk 4mo ago
AD is on the way out, it seems. Microsoft are pushing Enta or whatever it’s called these days.
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by cyberpunk 4mo ago
I am a fan of the idea, but the websocket is also quite a big attack surface; you can do a lot more by sending messages over this socket to your phoenix app than you would likely expect to have exposed via some api on another framework. It’
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by cyberpunk 4mo ago
Could you share it?
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by cyberpunk 4mo ago
Excuse my ignorance on the subject but… what? why would people buy vinyl records if not to listen to them?
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by cyberpunk 4mo ago
https://archive.ph/FMSfO

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