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2y ago
Not sure I want to get any closer to the sort of god that allows the kind of suffering Terry Davis went through.
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2y ago
> I'm particularly excited about the AI integration possibilities. Instead of yet another chat interface, you can have AI generate content that exists in the physical world – artwork, poems, todo lists, custom receipts, etc. Incredi
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2y ago
I’ve got a three digit id (/. user number 404!) and I agree.
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2y ago
It's worse than that. Every ticketing system will eventually become ServiceNow. Compared to SN, Jira is a breath of fresh air.
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2y ago
> everyone else involved in that project was dead within two years wait, what?
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2y ago
Why not two zeros? Or three, or more?
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2y ago
As everyone knows, though, Git gets easier once you understand branches are homeomorphic endofunctors mapping submanifolds of a Hilbert space.
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2y ago
So this is Livescribe but without the special paper?
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2y ago
Yeah I commented the other day, tongue firmly in cheek, that it's probably worth burning down all the rainforests just so LLMs can tell me the right ffmpeg flags to do what I want.
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2y ago
People die all the time, so, yes.
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2y ago
No, that's inserting a value. Interpellation is the international police organization popularized by Carmen Sandiego.
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2y ago
Yeah. I gave up after about 10 minutes of it being not even remotely a challenge.
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2y ago
I know what I was doing at 14, and it landed me in the NET.LEGENDS FAQ.
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2y ago
In 2000 I moved into a shared house in NJ. A few weeks into living there we noticed a growing awful smell coming from the basement. We found that the previous residents had left their kimchi fridge full of kimchi … and had unplugged it befo
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2y ago
Though as someone just suggested in another thread, chrooting into such a thing isn't a terrible idea. It certainly limits the damage I can do.
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2y ago
Oh, that's a good idea.
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2y ago
But the point is I want my 'root' session to have no ability to do anything destructive.
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2y ago
Not really, there are tons of different filesystems mounted from all over the place. It's a mess.
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2y ago
What I really want is a way to get a read only root shell. I do a lot of work on a "traditional" multi-user unix host, where hundreds of scientists share a powerful computer. I often need to become root to look at files. I want
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2y ago
Speaking as someone who works in IT in healthcare - you need to close your site down immediately , do not pass Go, etc., and hire a lawyer. You are opening yourself up to practically unlimited liability.
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2y ago
Just don't try to do this in any less powerful display languages, or you'll really be in a PCL.
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2y ago
I cannot stress enough: wat
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2y ago
You might want to check my profile ;)
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2y ago
It's the name of our sun. Sun is what it is (or star). Sol is its name.
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2y ago
When was the last time a doctor hand-wrote a prescription? 15 years ago?
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2y ago
If you want something similar to this RIGHT NOW that has thousands of available parts and millions of users, see https://m5stack.com/
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2y ago
Pilots flying an Airbus get called a “retard” every time they land!
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2y ago
Mine did. Most don't.
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2y ago
Public schools here in suburban Boston MA still teach analog first.
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2y ago
Ah - you can turn this off with keyboard - text input - input sources - edit - show inline predictive text
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