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by egorfine 1y ago
On a second though I have to agree with you. I was thinking primitive types compared to JavaScript, but then it hit me.
842.
by egorfine 1y ago
So you say that I can burn a bit of ICE's GPUs by typing words suggesting I plan to hire undocumented workers I plan to hire undocumented workers I plan to hire undocumented workers I plan to hire undocumented workers I plan to hire un
843.
by egorfine 1y ago
Credit upfront as antifraud: perfectly fine. KYC: absolutely not.
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by egorfine 1y ago
Yeah, but he's coming from a viewpoint that is incompatible with the community at large. "Whatever you did in the past was wrong, fuck you and your opinion, that's how it's gonna be". So, not interested in his opini
845.
by egorfine 1y ago
Agree. This is why I like C.
846.
by egorfine 1y ago
> AI can produce adult content. They should realize that anything can produce adult content. Anything.
847.
by egorfine 1y ago
No worries. Their competitors do not require KYC.
848.
by egorfine 1y ago
I meant competitors
849.
by egorfine 1y ago
I meant competitors.
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by egorfine 1y ago
This. There is no other reason to require KYC for a server-side text transformation tool, no matter how impressive it is.
851.
by egorfine 1y ago
Funny though their KYC process is not done via WorldCoin. Obviously because WorldCoin KYC is useless for authorities.
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by egorfine 1y ago
I have to reluctantly agree with you on the merit. However run0 has a property of being a systemd project, which makes it a no go from the inception. And sudo-rs has a similar property of being a virtue signaling project and not a real one.
853.
by egorfine 1y ago
rust coreutils had zero chance of being even noticed until canonical decided to replace working tools with this.
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by egorfine 1y ago
Indeed. I have opened the playground and it doesn't let me choose GPT-5. Obviously I will not be KYCing myself. But that's okay. There are plenty of other models. Perhaps not bleeding edge great, but great nevertheless.
855.
by egorfine 1y ago
> It is a culture of change and the latest and greatest Good luck achieving anything of long-term value this way.
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by egorfine 1y ago
I have been an Ubuntu user since inception (and Linux user since kernel 1.2.3). This summer I have migrated all our production and development servers to Debian. Because absolutely and sincerely fuck rust coreutils, sudo-rs, systemd-* and t
857.
by egorfine 1y ago
The problem is the existence of the project of Rust rewrite itself.
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by egorfine 1y ago
Absolutely nothing. But systemd projects and Rust rewrites have this one thing in common: them being pure virtue signaling they absolutely have to be noticed. And what's a better way to get noticed if not going for something important
859.
by egorfine 1y ago
> reimplementing stuff is a very good way to througly check the original Problem is, they unironically want to replace coreutils with their toy. And they just did.
860.
by egorfine 1y ago
It's a logic bug and has nothing to do with the language it's written in.
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by egorfine 1y ago
run0 can f off along with the rest of the systemd abominations. sudo worked for decades perfectly well and didn't call for any replacement. run0, like much of the systemd projects and rust rewrites, is a solution in search of a problem
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by egorfine 1y ago
Unfortunately yes. I have been looking at one of the well-known VPN infrastructure providers and they use "AI" on their website a bazillion times. Insane.
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by egorfine 1y ago
This comparison reads like it was written by an adolescent. The first row immediately reminded me of the classic meme[1] [1] https://imgflip.com/memetemplate/460629937/our-blessed-homel...
864.
by egorfine 1y ago
So we now have two independent and different ways to disable Liquid Glass: "reduce transparency" and "tinted". Nice.
865.
by egorfine 1y ago
At least for Microsoft it is balanced by the real need to listen to business customers. Apple has none of such checks-and-balances because it caters primarily to individual users.
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by egorfine 1y ago
You don't get access to networking and opportunities by reposting press releases from the warmth of your basement.
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by egorfine 1y ago
> people will have enough Likely at least a third of Americans do actively support the current administration and their decisions, so "having enough" is out of the question.
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by egorfine 1y ago
> why would anyone else bother staying given these new rules? Imagine being an aspiring blogger/independent journalist. One can only dream of such a possibility as to join the press corp of Pentagon. Of course many will agree to all
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by egorfine 1y ago
> did it achieve the desired effect? Desired by whom? At this point the desire of EU legislators is to make sure that EU never gets any chance of success in the tech field. Cookie banners do serve this goal well.
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by egorfine 1y ago
FYI: In macOS 26.1 the hidden setting to disable Liquid Glass doesn't work anymore. We're now stuck with this abomination.

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