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4mo ago
What do you mean by that? So today you open a savings account, put money there every month of your life, and in 50 years someone takes it away and gives you a more "reasonable option"?
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As expected, someone working for 50 years, and saving some, having more money than someone who worked less Same for power, for example in companies generally comes with seniority and career years of experience Not sure what other distributi
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4mo ago
Is email lack of encryption a feature or a careless bug due to lack of understanding it and it's potencial impact?
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4mo ago
> Now if any of the people posting the rage stuff want to actually review any of the code I’ve published and make constructive criticisms then that would be great! When you quickly churn more lines of code in a few days than you changed
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4mo ago
Rsync is a highly trusted software, included in many distros. To move important, and high quantity If several or critical lines of code get changes quickly, and keeps breaking things, with or without llms, there will be backlash Rsync shoul
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4mo ago
Atheists are a community of not, practically anti-religion or anti-god activists. Not sure that is even controversial. Sometimes Democrats are pro-left policies, right now they are anti-trump activists. And a lot of communities depending on
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4mo ago
That would probably kill modding, and possibly kill future gaming innovation
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4mo ago
Best/easiest is probably virt-manager, with 2 GPUs, a cheaper one for the host And you can swap between linux and windows VMs, or copy them to test things, break/fix it I have a light Devuan linux host. And several QEMU VMs on top
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4mo ago
> UNSOLVED: GPU sharing with docker and VMs Giving up because you can't solve 'cold fusion' is a common mistake, when we so focused on the problem and forget the goals At some point is just cheaper to get a second cheaper
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4mo ago
They should listen to other people talking about their knowledge about cheese, of the single one they know, the cheese slices from the supermarket
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4mo ago
People still hate systemd First it caused lots of issues. And didn't deliver anything significant But the biggest issue has always been architectural, the way systemd keeps absorbing existing projects, and functionality. That keep addi
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4mo ago
Dont US law makers have stocks in the companies they regulate? Without term limits? And Tesla even gets paid per car sold America is not China, but how close is it getting?
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4mo ago
This is I think false Even if some gnome specific tool didn't work there, guides would point to xfce's tools or lxde or kde or some independent Or some cli command that I would personally prefer And even recently these tools were
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4mo ago
> I bought my home in Auburn, WA for $321k, and sold it a few years later for $333k. After all the costs to buy and sell it, I probably lost... I was renting around 10k a year, that is -50k in the bin every five years. Even if I make 0 p
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4mo ago
I think this is way before llms the common thinking, "books are too slow" "I want the now knowledge of the latest reinvention of the wheel", but I guess it will make it worse My company does incentive book club reading,
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4mo ago
Rust is easily one of the worst languages to look at
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5mo ago
Been using https://httpyac.github.io , but that looks quite nice. How have I not seen it before? .http files is definitely the way
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5mo ago
For example on /r/pics, commenting not in favour of kamala, or being member of a conservative sub, was enough for permanent ban The awkwardness when trump won and the reddit home page was glitching, bots and people in confusion, a
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5mo ago
I mean reddit is everyday serving disproportionately anti-republican content Scrolled homepage yesterday there is "pastor" raging on live stream, which is actor being passed as real. And Trump kissing a man's belly in the whi
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5mo ago
But nothing changed, they still think it's "probable" just that "there is no way to know anything definitively" Sounds more like a cop-out Alse more countries reviewed the vaccine and concluded not as safe for child
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5mo ago
Vibes code and social media talk just how I like my projects
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What do they even mean by this? “There’s not a way to be certain, unless we found some specific marker for the vaccine” I imagine they haven't found a "marker" because they haven't looked for one. Also haven't found
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5mo ago
Care to share a link? There are 0 posts on Bun blog, or the GitHub page README announcing/explaining the rational for the rewrite, or project direction
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5mo ago
Cool experiment? true Cool production? false
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5mo ago
Isn't that what Bun/Anthropic did? A rewrite based on vibes? Except "because we can" and the expectation that some kind of bug will be reduced and other metrics will not get worse All Bun devs are happy to change program
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5mo ago
So a vibed decision to reject vibed code. Minus minus equals plus?
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5mo ago
Amazing. Every country should have a foothold on AI, as it will have impact every area of a citizen's life Quite cheap compared with most public spendings Europe countries already produce very little. Let's not let the wave pass a
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I trust F-Droid. I don't trust millions of developers. I don't have time everytime I need an app to go investigate, especially now with quick LLM scam app developer Developers are not geniuses at every aspect of security or app de
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F-Droid has arguably produced more value than GrapheneOS for open source community, independent ROM users, and android in general
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Was in a bigger city in the weekend, and they don't have many benches. But it was nice in a way because people just sat anywhere every stair case step, every curb, grass patches, next to a tree, train station floor,... Where there was
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