denkmoon

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by denkmoon 2mo ago
Just today I had an incident review meeting resulting from a prod incident where the root cause was an LLM refactor stripping ! from the front of a boolean statement "for no reason". Not to mention how often I've seen garbled
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by denkmoon 2mo ago
Insane. An LLM is just as likely to hallucinate a missing/extra underscore and ping the wrong person. A machine cannot be held accountable.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
At the same time they want to leverage all the "humanity" they can to get you to work more for less. We're a family here, after all. You wouldn't leave your colleagues hanging, would you?
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Not everyone is housed and well fed. Homelessness in the US is at a 20 year high. Same for Australia.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
What would you expect to see if they were? ooc
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
The fact that there are no consequences for the bad behaviour is why the companies do not fear engaging in bad behaviour. Like they give two hoots about people believing their apology outside of mitigating further consequences.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Pretty sure that can be done with a paper contract too, but sure.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
I can only imagine the meetings at microsoft HQ where they all sat around a table and crossed their fingers and hoped that vendors would act in the spirit of their design.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Buying nice hardware is orthogonal to using debian as your router's OS.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
A 15 year old 1ghz quad core (apu2) can route gigabit just fine, passively cooled. An N150 can do 2.5gbit, probably 10gbit but i haven’t personally tried. Using Openwrt is fine but doesn’t quite match the educational experience of starting
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Yeah, I will concede the hardware is nice and they offer things nobody else really does. Which makes it even more of a shame that I can’t install my own OS properly on it. Fwiw I like protectli’s boxes. Not quite as featureful nor as cheap
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Just use linux! Why use someone else's non FOSS, locked down linux, when you could truly own your router? It's a great educational experience I would recommend to anyone interested in networking. Grab debian, grab a system with 2
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
and almost every paid service too. Paid or unpaid is not a useful characteristic for determining if something will sell my data.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
The real workaround is to delete system32. I had this shit with my alienware monitor. Doesn’t happen on Linux.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Man those are absolutely deranged. Awesome.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Those are reasonable. A business must take account of its stock - a useful thing is happening. A TV station shuts down in the evening as paying for electricity to broadcast and humans to schedule programming that goes unwatched is unproduct
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
To what end? Pleasing a few nerds? Nerds that are just as likely to have ripped out the OTA modem or not be using a car like that.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
How the hell else do you arrange a contract? Lawyers at 10 paces? What's so corrupt about directly communicating with someone gain agreement? This is confusing.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Working for US companies is hilarious because they act like I don't have workers rights.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
May you be cursed with chaotic noise til the end of your days
51.
by denkmoon 3mo ago
Consider the following; the creation of the building is the productive part, not the rent seeking parasite afterwards.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
It is a cancer of the body politic.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
God forbid society grows around you. How dare all those productive aspiring people build things near you. Did they not know you had exclusive right of refusal on nearby development?
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
The US being a puppet state of US commercial interests seems to be an apt description.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
It is time for us to vacate this solar system, I don't like it here anymore.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Like everything else community construction responds to incentives. So we need to structurally incentivise short distance commute communities. Congestion pricing seems like a reasonable first step.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
These ideas seem to be at odds with one another. I'm reasonably sure you can't harvest organs from a resuscitated person in a vegetative state, coma, severely brain damaged, whatever.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Yes, it feels like I echo the same sentiment at work every few weeks. No, we can’t tick the PR with verify=false. Yes, you have to configure the trust store. Yes, it’ll take maybe an hour to work this out. Go do so please. The only reason i
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Bogus nonsense. Sign your internal certs with an internal CA, make your clients trust the CA. Use it properly.
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by denkmoon 3mo ago
Good heavens an entire other afternoon after a decadal standards update. You’ll have to spend an afternoon upgrading off XP at some point too.

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