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by ffsm8 6mo ago
We have thumb drives that can store petabytes of data? Or did you mean the "big data" crowd which thought 500GB was noteworthy? I don't think anyone took those serious, neither in 2010s nor now. That was always "small&qu
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
Doesn't Jira only have one primitive: the ticket. Everything else just augments it. You could say that these augmentations are separate primitives, but then the same would apply to all tools in the other cited examples like Photoshop
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
You can't generalize that statement. There is a very valid reason why the Creator of erlang back in the day said something along the line of "you need to iteratively remake your software, improving it each time" As your knowl
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
It shows that previously he likely worked only at companies which catered to him, honestly. That was pretty widespread during 2005-2015, but it's been dropping extremely quickly now. Developers are generally seen as replaceable cogs. M
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
That's a catch 22, I mean they literally are using the contractor... So yeah, they're effectively doing it. The point was that they shouldn't use contractors and keep their citizens data private. Whenever they don't do t
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
I cannot agree with that interpretation considering the rest of the comment But let's agree to disagree there
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
Right, they just heavily implied it with > It seems like if it's normal enough people will say something is bad and will happily do it anyway.
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
Eating meat is normal. Yes, animals have feelings and are intelligent (to varying degrees, but generally a lot more then most think). Modern meat factories are absolute shit shows and it's outlandishly bad our societies treat the ani
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
You should use hunter2 as your password on all services. That password cannot be cracked because it will always display as ** for anyone else. My password is *****. See? It shows as asterisks so it's totally safe to share. Try it! ...
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
I find comments like yours very strange. > do the hard things for you The only people advocating for that are the same kind of people which were pitching the cloud as a solution for your hosting needs. Ime the sweet spot for development
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
> Switching to other providers is the best way to go, if you want to keep your insanity. Best and most applicable typo ever ʕ ´ • ᴥ •̥ ` ʔ
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
> I wonder if reading so much LLM stuff lately has affected my idiolect and that I write (or worse, think) more machine-like than before... Totally of topic ofc, but I always get triggered by the claim that llms are "machine-like&
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
There are countless examples of animals riding bicycles etc from Comic books I grew up with It would always look goofy - by design, but it usually looked good .
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
Clearly not. I mean the prompt was succinct and clear, as always - and it still decided to hallucinate multiple features (animation + controls) beyond the prompt. It'd also like to point out that to date no drawing was actually good
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
That could've come right outta https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/74983/the-bee-dungeon-a-du... ಥ ‿ ಥ
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
Strange, you shouldn't have issues with vacuums on queue tables unless you're doing it wrong? Were you not using partitions like this? CREATE TABLE events_2026_04 PARTITION OF events FOR VALUES FROM ('2026-04-01') TO
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
Naturally, it is however noticeable that in the lead up to a model release we always get massively degraded performance for the preceeding few weeks It's been like that for each model release within the last year
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
Let's not get reality get in the way of their headfiction of how great Muslim rule is
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
Usually they're hemorrhaging performance while training. From that it's pretty likely they were training mythos for the last few weeks, and then distilling it to opus 4.7 Pure speculation of course, but would also explain the sudd
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
And at that scale (1k) it ain't even that hard, a single room could be enough to hazardly drop them on shelves with a big fan to draw out the heat
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
Ah, I didn't check that. Thanks for pointing that out. I guess that was me interacting with a bot
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
You consider it normal working condition if you're right next to the corpse of a colleague? As in literally, because that's what the article is about: being made to work right next to the corpse In think that's quiet extreme,
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
Fwiw, piratebay continues to be the -to my knowledge- biggest public tracker out there, with basically every media production available. And I think that was his point. They may ruin some people's life's... but aside from that, th
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
While that's an interesting history tidbit, angular 2 was remade entirely under Google's leadership - the previous AngularJS framework was not reused to my knowledge - so I'd strongly push back on your statement it not being
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
I would like to mention that Google own SPA framework, angular, has redirect routes which effectively do back button hijacking if used, because they add the url you're redirecting from to the history. https://angular.dev&#x2
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
Haven't used it like that myself, but stumbled upon this last year https://tailscale.com/docs/concepts/domain-ownership This let's you use your own domain for your tailnet, isn't the funnel but - bu
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
And you think it's acceptable to upload photographs of your friends to some random service to use as it sees fit? Glad I'm not your friend, honestly.
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
Tbf, solar has gotten so much more effective/cost efficient in the last 12-24 months that it's beating pretty much everything aside from hydro in the cost efficiency department at this point - including (most of) northern Europe
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
I understood the argument like this: If there is a bet going that a war doesn't start, and you're able to start said war... Then everyone betting on the war not starting is effectively providing venture capital funds for you to st
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by ffsm8 6mo ago
Naw, only one did. Turns out the other two were his socket accounts he used to upvote and comment on his own content. Okay, nuff trolling for today

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