gchamonlive

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by gchamonlive 8d ago
Differently than wizards that lock their knowledge in towers and in sects, software development has a tradition of being open for the most part, so the sorcery and wizardry analogy works more like a spectrum. It just depends on how close to
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by gchamonlive 10d ago
Cloudflare, enabling the problem and the solution since, how long has it been?
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by gchamonlive 11d ago
One supports the other, they aren't laid in opposition, but they are different, well-defined disciplines
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by gchamonlive 11d ago
"works" is a loaded term. LFS is how the rubber meets the road, you want how the rubber is made, for that you need something like https://www.baeldung.com/linux/processes-guide or https://linux-ker
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by gchamonlive 11d ago
When the sole focus is profit and to crush enemies and not to care for the people, the world will start to look like it's full of enemies and profit. It's a self perpetuating, self inflicted situation.
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by gchamonlive 11d ago
> Meanwhile, I can't even get Astra to consistently re-use the same font-size across all of my HTML page headings+subheadings. Are you using a consistent or centralised design system across all your projects?
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by gchamonlive 12d ago
That doesn't make much sense to me because this is in nature much like how harnesses operate: launch a bunch of exploratory subagents to search and retrieve evidence to use in the actual prompt. Think of it as caching this end result s
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by gchamonlive 12d ago
> your prompt is confusing, unfocused, and doesn't work right on any LLM You are assuming the entirety of the prompt is human prose, but it could be sets of data so the agent doesn't have to collect it every time, like program
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by gchamonlive 14d ago
Right, and the elites can deal with it them selves, they have money. They are definitely not directly responsible for the "subterranean environments covered in art and strewn with drug paraphernalia".
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by gchamonlive 14d ago
Only if you think in terms of perceived raw intelligence, but self-update is a form of valuable self-improvement that could benefit current models a lot, if they could commit facts from context into their weights cheaply and reliably.
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by gchamonlive 15d ago
All you can really say is that negligence is corrosive to civilization, and maybe that drugs act as an amplifier of sorts for society's illnesses and qualities.
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by gchamonlive 15d ago
Just charge double per view, there will be pressure for competition which is sorely needed in the ads business
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by gchamonlive 15d ago
It's not solved, I agree. But if we pretend it is we can prepare for when it actually becomes solved, if ever, and measuring sloppiness is a worthy pursuit even if we never "solve code".
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Linus's Law(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by gchamonlive 16d ago|2 comments
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by gchamonlive 16d ago
In software development, Linus's law is the assertion that "given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow". In the age of AI, how many eyeballs are traded when choosing generated code over community projects?
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by gchamonlive 16d ago
I'd love to get paid a ton of money to leave their social shitwork for good. Do they have mastodon or bluesky?
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by gchamonlive 17d ago
Losing in court also represents such a ridiculously small portion of the profits they amassed because of such practices that it's actually illogical not to break the law.
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by gchamonlive 18d ago
I don't know, I don't care about capitalism, I prefer to reserve my attention for things that could work long term and let it wither and die. Having said that, I don't subscribe to capitalist propaganda. When I say realist so
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by gchamonlive 18d ago
Just bear in mind people from all over the world post here, and consent is an easy word to get wrong.
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by gchamonlive 18d ago
What's absurd is that this doesn't void the terms by default. There should be limits to what companies can put in their ToS beyond which those terms aren't enforceable.
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by gchamonlive 19d ago
Standard practice to recruit and sponsor dissidents to destabilise targets from within and it's still foreign interference
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by gchamonlive 19d ago
> Tottenham Hotspur (...) has saved over 85 percent in licensing fees by replacing (...) VMware instance with Hewlett-Packard Enterprise’s VME. So only a matter of time until they have to migrate again.
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by gchamonlive 19d ago
Pihole blacklist, would it be enough to mitigate this?
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by gchamonlive 20d ago
You can question the methods, but the results are solid ;)
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by gchamonlive 20d ago
Ah... That makes total sense, I'm feeling a bit silly now
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by gchamonlive 20d ago
Finding it hard to connect this comment to my OC, did you mean to comment on another thread? If not could you elaborate?
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by gchamonlive 20d ago
Is there any need to actually download things anymore if you just want to watch them? Better to add debrid via WebDAV to the stack: virtually unlimited space, no download time if it's on cache, nothing illegal from the part of the cons
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by gchamonlive 20d ago
True! But at some point the rubber needs to meet the road and we haven't seen this materialize in practice, so for all intents and purposes, when we talk about realist socialism we need to account for the various forms of authoritarian
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by gchamonlive 20d ago
Not necessarily I think, because socialism need not be authoritarian, I don't know how, maybe in a thousand years when the society collectively reached higher levels of moral development. But my intuition is that for libertarian social
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by gchamonlive 20d ago
I just wish I had a less aggressive or snarky style of writing. Maybe then I'd invite people for a discussion and not for exchanging heartbreak, but we are products of our context and certainty is what's currently rewarded, not do

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