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by fouc 8mo ago
you don't understand what self-hosting means. self-hosting means the site is still up when AWS and Cloudflare go down.
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by fouc 8mo ago
because he's unable to self-host git anymore because AI bots are hammering it to submit PRs. self-hosting was originally a "right" we had upon gaining access to the internet in the 90s, it was the main point of the hyper text
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by fouc 8mo ago
I feel like for this reason we should be focused on colonizing asteroids rather than the moon or mars. We can do various tricks to get artificial gravity via centrifugal force. For example if the asteroid is solid enough, we can consider
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by fouc 8mo ago
Dependency management means the ability to have more than 1 version of the dependency installed, under the same package name. i.e. Let's say you install a bunch of homebrew packages, everything is working. Then 6 months later you go to
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by fouc 8mo ago
most pipe-friendly commands check if stdout is attached to tty or not, and if not, they drop the extra color/formatting. so grep --color=auto shouldn't output color during pipes.
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by fouc 8mo ago
Haha, I actually assumed you were making a joke from the beginning, it'd be funny to think that the habit of using comma prefixed commands will make someone more likely to use commas in their sentences.
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by fouc 8mo ago
I'd say support for linux has improved an incredible amount compared to 5-10 years ago. I'm often pleasantly surprised when ever a linux version of something is available because I'm used to not expecting that haha.
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by fouc 8mo ago
Odd Lots is a podcast hosted at Bloomberg, and so the discord is about analyzing market crazes and important economic trends. This explains why the book recommendations appear to be heavily focused on understanding history and economics at
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by fouc 8mo ago
I wish mac users would stop using homebrew and use a real package manager with actual dependency management. At the very least, replace homebrew with something like devbox which has `devbox global` for globally managing packages, it uses ni
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by fouc 8mo ago
This reminds me a bit of the basic concepts behind Zed Shaw's Utu idea https://weblog.masukomi.org/2018/03/25/zed-shaws-utu-saving-... https://savingtheinternetwithhate.com/ DEFCON prese
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by fouc 8mo ago
If we squint our eyes we can vaguely consider that at this point, university is on the path of becoming a mere extension of the regular k-12 education system. In that case, we can simplify things by applying the same educational standards a
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by fouc 8mo ago
Personally I've been boycotting all chromium forks for about a decade now. Could consider dropping chromium altogether :P I guess there are alternative "forks" like QtWebEngine that just try to bring in only the blink engine
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by fouc 8mo ago
Okay so that works out to 124 kW/ton for the opal config.
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by fouc 8mo ago
YC founder spotted
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by fouc 8mo ago
the X super-conglomerate
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by fouc 8mo ago
note the post you're replying to said "track record" not "founded"
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by fouc 8mo ago
They would most likely launch with TPUs designed for space and target lower temperatures, closer to 60C.
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by fouc 8mo ago
Thanks for your work! Getting off the "upgrade" treadmill really resonates with me.
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by fouc 8mo ago
there's no repair involved. imagine a series of throwaway satellites on an orbit that essentially leaves them close enough together for effective mesh networking, and probably on an orbit that slowly takes them away from earth. the co
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by fouc 8mo ago
That was basically my first ever question to chatgpt. Unfortunately given that current models are guessing at the next most probable word, they're always going to eschew to the most standard responses. It would be neat to find an inve
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by fouc 8mo ago
Interesting… apparently the advantages are: * cheaper material * naturally dampens vibrations -> can potentially help sensitive instruments * naturally insulates heat better -> saves power on heating * doesn't b
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by fouc 8mo ago
There's a lot of non-obvious information or hidden information out there if you have no context. I mean, at the very least I can tell that there are a lot of wealthy and powerful people in western society that are invested in maintain
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by fouc 8mo ago
I would expect that $100K is hedged against inflation though.
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by fouc 9mo ago
Oh maybe I'm wrong then, I felt like I read that the 5S was easier.
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by fouc 9mo ago
> it stuck to its guns Everyone that encounters this needs to do a clean/fresh prompt with memory disabled to really know if the LLM is going to consistently come to the same conclusion or not.
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by fouc 9mo ago
I wonder if this is because some people keep their iPhone 5s around as a backup phone or for some other reason? My iPhone 5s is still attached to my apple account so a certificate update is probably useful security-wise? But that doesn&#x2
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by fouc 9mo ago
Just so you know, apparently it's reasonably straightforward to replace the battery of the iPhone 5s, even easier than the iPhone SE (same form factor) for whatever reason. A few years ago I bought a replacement battery kit that came w
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by fouc 9mo ago
At first I thought it was going to be some kind of solution to force all linux apps to adhere to the XDG Base Directory Specification, until I realized this related to a different specification altogether (XDG MIME Applications specificatio
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by fouc 9mo ago
Seems like the post you're replying to has since been edited to clarify that he's referring to the wrappers that rely on third party AI APIs over the internet rather than running locally.
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by fouc 9mo ago
Elixir would be a good fit I think.

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