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by dwedge 3mo ago
A good AI would calculate refereeing decisions and put Argentina at 100% unless England can pull off a miracle against FIFA today.
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by dwedge 3mo ago
This mostly assumes that the only one benefiting from the email exchange in the sender. If that's the case, just close your email account. A few years ago I emailed a local freelancer I'd met in person, because I had a client aski
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by dwedge 3mo ago
!remindme tomorrow
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by dwedge 3mo ago
> No. One charger. One cable. One standard. Except this isn't true. Different power delivery capabilities, different standards. Some can transfer data, some can transfer 4K, some support quick charge, others don't. I love USB C
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by dwedge 3mo ago
I used to religiously read Percona's blog posts because I considered them an authority on MySQL and worth listening to. They started using LLMs to write the posts and I can't read them anymore
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by dwedge 3mo ago
Ironically I just caught myself offloading the thinking about this article to the comment section before I read it
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by dwedge 3mo ago
> This will never become law in my country(Poland) I'm sorry to tell you, but if the choice becomes lose EU funding or pass it into law, it will happen.
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by dwedge 3mo ago
I quote-replied to your comment, so I doubt it was unrelated. > I never claimed that there wasn't AI slop No, but you implied that a top tier dev doesn't produce slop when using AI. > If you have a black box that spits out c
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by dwedge 3mo ago
I can't find it now but I'm sure I saw some people cutting samsungs in half to get something similar. The only one I could find was this: https://www.pcbway.com/project/shareproject/A_Modified_zFlip...
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by dwedge 3mo ago
This is totally not "vaguely modern name-brand" but I've been using the e-ink Mudita Kompakt and it's more or less the same size, but a bit thicker. It's Android but no Google Play Services but probably doesn't
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by dwedge 3mo ago
> Is there a correlation between the quality of the manually written code and AI generated code driven by the same dev? If the dev doesn't vet the code, it doesn't matter how good quality a dev they would be if they wrote the
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by dwedge 3mo ago
Sure but these scars/tests are from the original implementation. Just because it doesn't have issues there doesn't mean it didn't bring its own set of issues
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by dwedge 3mo ago
I'm actually in this boat right now. I have 2x26TB drives in a 4 base nas (two empty, plus 3x M2 empty) and I'm trying to decide the best way to set them up. I have around 3TB of backups that I care about as backups (but they don&
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by dwedge 3mo ago
> ThinkCentre M910q I love these machines. I have 3 of them and an M720Q. Needs changed so only one of each is actually in use, but they are so low profile and quiet that I'm considering deploying the other two at home just in case
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by dwedge 3mo ago
The SET implementation reads like a cleaner version of how ProxySQL does the same thing, which is nice to see
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by dwedge 4mo ago
Yeah I ruled them out months ago because it was $1, I saw this post and was about to reconsider them and in my case it's the same as it was.
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by dwedge 4mo ago
It is bad, because I don't use Bunny for anything else and so this made it paid DNS for me, so when I was migrating DNS a few months ago it made me rule them out.
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by dwedge 4mo ago
Regarding the 8 hour, I've just come to realise that I can't get 8 productive hours in a day (I want to say most people can't but maybe I'm projecting). I track every day and the good days have around 5 hours tracked. Th
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by dwedge 4mo ago
I mean being priced put of sota AI has been on the cards for a year it's mostly a question of when. If that will affect you maybe you should use the chance to resharpen your skills
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by dwedge 4mo ago
I use play/pause to start/stop the music on whatever I was listening to music on (Spotify usually, sometimes brain.fm). It's a background action, play music or stop music, no change to flow. If Spotify isn't running for
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by dwedge 4mo ago
Of course it was. The whole article was written in a hypothetical structure. "You do this, then that happens"
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You can dislike AI without it being for moral reasons(schaudenfrau.de)
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by dwedge 4mo ago
Those angry emails from guys (it's always guys) felt so contrived and wedged in just to attack other guys. I reminded me of the tweet about how people online invent someone doing a hypothetical situation and then get mad at them
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by dwedge 4mo ago
Because handing off control of a static site to a company that already controls XX% of the Internet for "security" goes against everything I believe in. And availability, cloudflare and github?
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by dwedge 4mo ago
I did last week (converted ghost to static) and was half wondering if some self contained binary wouldn't be faster so I feel like this was made for me, but I accept I'm not the typical user
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by dwedge 4mo ago
That's fair and I do agree Google is the biggest threat. It's just that all these ID verifications are already tying you with Google (or Apple) in most cases
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by dwedge 4mo ago
The thing is though that this kind of verification is going to be rife if we keep accepting it, and inconveniences like it not working (plus some banking apps) is almost the entire downside of GrapheneOS. If you don't use it for things
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by dwedge 4mo ago
This is totally unacceptable. But going to the hassle of running GrapheneOS and then using it to try and submit facial scans to combine your identity with your PSN account just seems so pointless.
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by dwedge 4mo ago
I tried self hosting gitlab. I installed it and got miffed that it wouldn't let me change password complexity requirements for a user, so I left it but left it running for "maybe later". Two weeks later it had spammed 50GB of
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by dwedge 4mo ago
This totally isn't true. Sure, if you load it with vulnerable plugins, but otherwise this type of FUD helps nobody.

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