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by gizzlon 1y ago
> The fundamental issue, Kosmyna says, is that as soon as a technology becomes available that makes our lives easier, we’re evolutionarily primed to use it. > “Our brains love shortcuts, it’s in our nature. But your brain needs fricti
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by gizzlon 1y ago
I don't think you're describing a Ponzi scheme. More like a merry go around. Seems pretty common, just turned to 11. Of course it can stop, an a little history reading will show that it has always stopped, but it can take a long t
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by gizzlon 1y ago
What's the "the PaaS experience on Hetzner" ? Link?
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by gizzlon 1y ago
> feminist queer dance theory studies I dunno, but how many % of research in terms of money and effort do you think is spent on that? 0,0001 % ?
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by gizzlon 1y ago
> academia gets completely outpaced by private companies Outpaced? What does that even mean? The whole point is they have different roles and goals. And you need them all, if you cut basic research all the downstream stuff will suffer.
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by gizzlon 1y ago
yeah, I started using Meld for diffing
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by gizzlon 1y ago
huh, overreaction? As an outsider looking in, the US is looking more autocratic and totalitarian every week. I have 0 doubts Trump would like to become a "strong man" a la Putin, if he can. What makes you think otherwise?
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by gizzlon 1y ago
yikes, this is bad Would think most forks would be affected as well (?)
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Level-10 vuln lurking in Redis source code for 13 years could allow RCE(theregister.com)
21 points by gizzlon 1y ago|1 comments
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by gizzlon 1y ago
Could you use it locally and the upload the result to object storage? I would probably run both litestream and full backups, to get extra safety
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by gizzlon 1y ago
Are you really optimizing (for) the right thing here? How many years will it take to get back the time you now spend researching boot time? :p I used to have a computer that would use several minutes. I would just turn it on, then get some
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by gizzlon 1y ago
> Either fight of the theocratic lunatics that benefit of your taxes and work, then you and all your countrymen will be welcomed into the modern world, or at least move to a place where your work no longer benefits theocratic lunatics. T
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by gizzlon 1y ago
Nothing, I'll give you that. It's just frustrating to see so little action taken against those with actual power who are doing quite horrible stuff
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by gizzlon 1y ago
> maintainers have recently quit (including their only full-time engineer) due to their continued relationship with DHH. Ehh, what?! Basically 0 developers in the US have quit as a protest against literal totalitarianism, major and obvio
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by gizzlon 1y ago
I'm not calling him a snowflake because I don't think he is a victim. You do, but since he still has everything, I thought you meant he got his feelings hurt. When I first heard about it I thought "yeah right, media is exagge
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by gizzlon 1y ago
So in your view, the true victim of Elon's nazi salute was.. Elon? How do you come to that conclusion? Because the backlash was "too much" ? He is still (one of) the richest people in the world, and controls several huuge com
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by gizzlon 1y ago
I believe they do, in Iran: https://www.iranintl.com/en/202507162142 https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2024-03-27/why-po...
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by gizzlon 1y ago
> Isn't that pretty bad, Darth Vader style changing of previously agreed on deals ? haha, is this the first you hear of this Trump guy? He rutinely breaks deals, like all the fucking time. (I get that this was not his deal, he bre
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by gizzlon 1y ago
What happens when no-one wants to hire them in fear of retributions from the Trump government?
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by gizzlon 1y ago
> Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Guess I'd argue the the president of the United States taking bribes falls under the &qu
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by gizzlon 1y ago
heh, this disappeared from the front. Guess it's "too political" to talk about how the president is enriching himself and his family? shrugs
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by gizzlon 1y ago
TLDR; "Running total: $3.4 billion" https://dd7hi9rzn9wx17.archive.ph/drmM0/1165634a2f850012d4ed...
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by gizzlon 1y ago
https://archive.ph/drmM0
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How Much Is Trump Profiting Off the Presidency?(newyorker.com)
83 points by gizzlon 1y ago|22 comments
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by gizzlon 1y ago
> Eat less than what you're already eating Not true for most people. You need to eat fewer calories, not less food. I counted calories for a few weeks an was very surprised.
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by gizzlon 1y ago
Syncthing! Syncs directly between devices. I also use a server, but could probably do without.
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by gizzlon 1y ago
> when it stands on its own without interference from politicians Why on earth do you think it will be free of interference? Obviously they will find other ways to pressure and censor them. As they have done in many cases already.
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First release candidate of systemd 258 is here(theregister.com)
3 points by gizzlon 1y ago|0 comments
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by gizzlon 1y ago
Looked at the first one, and that's in a game setting? And they test 600 ms?? edit: The second one is more useful IMO. It's hard to get under 100 ms with a roundtrip, but < 300 ms should be doable, right? So you do lose the sen
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by gizzlon 1y ago
> should have no perceivable latency between the action and the feedback that the action was received. Huh, according to who? I think a small delay is totally fine. Often better than the SPA's that tried to fix this non-problem a

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