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by exe34 2mo ago
My pinenote runs the original spyware image - I don't have a problem with Winnie the Pooh reading along with me.
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by exe34 2mo ago
I run this on a pinenote, and I love it. Only sad thing is that I started transitioning to Linux and then lost interest, so I've only got about 8GB for data on the Android partition. I use syncthing to sync a folder with my laptop, so
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by exe34 2mo ago
No, no, if Elon promises something, he always delivers and on time!
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by exe34 2mo ago
Python also makes "interactively" very easy!
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by exe34 2mo ago
Same with land registry UK, it takes me several tries even though I know I should be looking for the .gov version. Last time I only realised I got the ad version because it asked me to pay for something that's free on the gov version.
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by exe34 2mo ago
I think that's because Haskell doesn't need to be understood as a language beyond the fact that it works like maths functions. Procedures are a lot harder to explain the first time to people who work with maths functions, especial
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by exe34 2mo ago
Aside from shooting yourself in the foot, I don't see anything you've shared that can't be done in python.
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by exe34 2mo ago
My next version will have two hooks using those space age double sided sticky tape strips, and the fabric will be held together by a thin pvc frame with two hooks at the top, so I can hang it from the ground without using a step ladder.
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by exe34 2mo ago
1. The facts in that case would be that capitalism is designed around having consumers who can afford things by working. Welfare (including pension) depends on a large number of people funding a smaller number of people's lifestyle. Gi
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by exe34 3mo ago
Is it possible that facts and reality lean left? It's not a mathematical equation, there is no requirement for the average to be zero.
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by exe34 3mo ago
Complete coincidence that Elon cut the funding for the department that was investigating Tesla: https://techcrunch.com/2025/04/10/nhtsas-self-driving-safety...
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by exe34 3mo ago
https://ibb.co/v2M8jX0 I actually don't have a picture from outside, as it was a bit warm at the time I was taking the picture! It was meant to be a version 1 and immediately replaced with a pvc frame and a pair of hoo
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by exe34 3mo ago
Do shutters make it worse? How? Is it just a bad metric?
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by exe34 3mo ago
I've put some fabric on the outside of my windows using nylon thread, a stapler and some plastic suction cups. It made the day time temperature of my living room go from about 32°C to about 23°C during a heatwave in the UK. I won'
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by exe34 3mo ago
I like how you ignored the second part of my post. I specifically included it because I knew someone would respond like this to the first part. I think it's actually feasible when you have no other options - it's my retirement pla
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by exe34 3mo ago
Some of us just wouldn't work if it wasn't fun. I'd let myself starve in the streets. (I have some experience with starvation from an eating disorder phase in my twenties, it's only unbearable if you have to work).
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by exe34 3mo ago
Complete coincidence that Elon cut the funding for the department that was investigating Tesla: https://techcrunch.com/2025/04/10/nhtsas-self-driving-safety...
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by exe34 3mo ago
My mid 2012 air had trouble with os x about 10 years ago. I moved to nixos and haven't had any issues since.
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by exe34 3mo ago
We don't know that Claude doesn't feel dread when it looks at my code. To be fair, these emotional circuits are the result of evolving in various environments. AI might well have completely new emotions that we just can't com
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by exe34 3mo ago
Yes, because the AI got them into a dangerous situation.
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by exe34 3mo ago
> while an AI has only "data that mirrors" experiences. True for a lot of current AI. With more robotic bodies, loads more access to cameras/audio/satellite/science measurements, an AI can have original experienc
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by exe34 3mo ago
It's got electrolytes!
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by exe34 3mo ago
I feel like they should release the original before the llm chewed on it.
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by exe34 3mo ago
Wouldn't that provide an excellent signal to tune models to be less like AI? I suppose that's a good thing ultimately.
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by exe34 3mo ago
I'm surprised doge didn't cut it - maybe he owns shares in some of the companies.
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by exe34 3mo ago
fiber is a lot easier to run under houses than hvdc.
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by exe34 3mo ago
Oh suddenly AI isn't fair.
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by exe34 3mo ago
If it's all ai generated, it's only fair if I use STT to convert it and have an LLM summarise it back to what might have been the original bullet points used to make the training video. Or just send me the prompt.
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by exe34 3mo ago
What I like about AI is that it doesn't close my chats as "duplicate" and link to something unrelated. It doesn't refuse to tell me how to do something just because there's another way to do something else that I am
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by exe34 3mo ago
It confirms for me that I too made the right choice and it reminds people that haven't made the jump yet that they have a choice in how their operating system treats them. I'd say it added a lot more than your comment.

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