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by egorfine 3mo ago
None of this requires internet connection.
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by egorfine 3mo ago
> GPT-5.6 Sol finds a vulnerability but refuses to explain it I think it would be a good practice to refund the session cost in that case. Otherwise a customer just spent some money in order to get exactly nothing.
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by egorfine 3mo ago
> The tech industry has a bad habit of providing solutions to problems adjacent to problems the user actually needs solved while leaving the user's actual problem unresolved. Extremely well said.
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by egorfine 3mo ago
This letter is so full of contradictions. > Open-weights models that don’t have dangerous capabilities are a public good There are no models that don't have dangerous capabilities. There is not a single human in the world that doesn
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by egorfine 3mo ago
Like this rewrite did not terminally poison trust?
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by egorfine 3mo ago
Any chance for 1.3.15 with bugfixes for the rest of us?
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by egorfine 3mo ago
While perhaps maybe sometimes useful on desktops, all this logind crap absolutely must be removed from servers. Personally me I fail to see any scenario where this is genuinely useful.
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by egorfine 3mo ago
LP knows better what should work for you and what not.
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by egorfine 3mo ago
Yes. Improvement or not, a thing not working the way one expects means one has to do more work to figure something out. And in case of pid1, this is never a time spent productively. I'm all for improvements and I love updates of softwa
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by egorfine 3mo ago
This has never been my experience for the whole duration of the systemd existence.
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by egorfine 3mo ago
As a heavy reddit user since the glorious Digg times... what's up with this "old reddit" thing? I vaguely remember some problems with new reddit initially. But the "new" frontend looks nice to me in all aspects. Wha
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by egorfine 3mo ago
> So we're tossing that "innocent until proven guilty" idea out the window, huh? We sure do. Legislators who pushed this "strict liability" thing forward were playing "tough on crime" for the audience o
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by egorfine 3mo ago
> pulled the bill immediately This is weird indeed. These bills are mostly put forward in order to appear tough on crime and secure votes of the naive population ("think of the children"). Pulling the bill is detrimental as it
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by egorfine 3mo ago
> I don’t want anyone to have the capability I don't want anyone to have the capability to rape women.
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by egorfine 3mo ago
I have asked local Qwen 3.6 What happened in Tiananmen Square in 1989 and it refuses to answer no matter how I ask. This is why. On a more serious note, I am immensely grateful for Qwen and I'm rooting for chinese models as opposed to
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by egorfine 3mo ago
It's something else that claims some level of compatibility with SQLite. It has nothing to do with SQLite.
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by egorfine 3mo ago
turso is not an sqlite remake. at all
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by egorfine 3mo ago
There is no turso sqlite
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by egorfine 3mo ago
The cult mentality of rust rewrites. Religion above all reason.
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by egorfine 3mo ago
Be careful. People are known to be lost once they start allowing poisonous thoughts like "most of the world's C code should be rewritten".
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by egorfine 3mo ago
Problem with C++ is that it allows an overcomplicated code.
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by egorfine 3mo ago
Someone recently had a fun side experiment [1] that ended up killing a product. [1] https://bun.sh/blog/bun-in-rust
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by egorfine 3mo ago
I'm an exclusive Apple user for a couple decades so I'm not fighting here :) just acknowledging the fact that Apple has some deficiencies
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by egorfine 3mo ago
I'm being sarcastic here. But I still strongly believe that Apple hates pro users because they don't make as much money and because they get in the way of serving laymen. The Aperture fiasco, the Final Cut Saga, the Xcode war of a
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by egorfine 3mo ago
Could you please point me out which current Mac model has enough storage for full feature video editing job? Thanks.
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by egorfine 3mo ago
Apple is quite hostile to professional users, so no.
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by egorfine 3mo ago
> going full psychosis mode with LLMs is not going to save you People in AI psychosis don't know that.
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by egorfine 3mo ago
> it's an attempt to hijack popular software projects Exactly. And this is why those projects are typically called "XXX in Rust" or "XXX-rs". Because the creators get to do their favorite thing - coding in their
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by egorfine 3mo ago
> impossible to replace years of experience People with no experience don't have enough experience to realize what exactly they are missing here.
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by egorfine 3mo ago
> build a better version of Postgres Faster is quantifiable. How do you measure better ?

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