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by ilyt 3y ago
Yup, AI doesn't know what euphemism means. If the word is used in such context as replacement of other 'worse' word (which is pretty common to avoid word filters, like people using "voldemort virus" for COVID to not
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by ilyt 3y ago
Well, if you picked cheapest bidder that copy-pasted it into google translate, maybe. Actual translator doing a job would look at the context and probably figure out that something's not right, but AI have no such double takes, if it f
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by ilyt 3y ago
If anything the surprising fact is people being surprised when someone does something like that on publicly accessible medium
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by ilyt 3y ago
penis graffitis date to thousand years ago, obviously as a species we haven't learned shit all. If something is public and accessible, someone will draw something nasty on it, no exceptions Internet just makes accessible part easier
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by ilyt 3y ago
Nope, definitely edgelord behavior
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by ilyt 3y ago
But it (presumably) brings benefits to the authors. Sometimes you need to cut the zipties and install the air filter properly...
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by ilyt 3y ago
framework developer isn't responsible for random tutorials going out of date because abandoned plugin wasn't updated in 2+ years
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by ilyt 3y ago
That reminds me my history with Ruby. Got to the famous "blog in 15 minutes" tutorial, used the stuff that comes with OS, nothing worked, didn't touch ruby again till I had to.
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by ilyt 3y ago
Adding code into your framework to support abandonware plugins is the exact opposite of better solution
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by ilyt 3y ago
Throwing the crust away and refactoring stuff also "doesn't add new features" but it needs to be done to keep codebase good. > giving users no added value to compensate for the time and effort required to deal with the cha
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by ilyt 3y ago
I think the author learned for first time of his life that framework plugins need to keep up with framework changes. 2 years (flask 2.0 release) should be plenty for deprecation notice.
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by ilyt 3y ago
Also see emission standards.
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by ilyt 3y ago
So how does it work if say application would edit some metadata in existing file on existing object ?
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by ilyt 3y ago
Make sure ones that are metal boxes are grounded. Put all other inside metal box and ground it
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by ilyt 3y ago
The question is compared to what ? Yes, POSIX-like file access have plenty of rough edges but alternatives are mostly trading this for that, not straight up upgrade. I'd like to see deburred version (cutting all the edge case crap wi
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by ilyt 3y ago
> One particular sore spot is the shell in POSIX.2 which Debian thought so highly of that they disposed of bash. Uh, no, actual reason was that they required old sh compatibility anyway and dash was just much faster (we're talking
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by ilyt 3y ago
Why you're thanking corporation for doing their due dilligence before squashing union movement in company ? It's disgusting
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by ilyt 3y ago
If by "some" you mean "every single one", sure.
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by ilyt 3y ago
So Epic basically bought bandcamp, shot it thru the head and sold the corpse to Songtradr. Shame
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by ilyt 3y ago
Yeah open plan offices is like someone looked at cubicles and said "they are not miserable enough, we need to change something"
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by ilyt 3y ago
> Whether they're in the same process/server/cluster etc ideally should be purely based on throughput/latency/scale concerns. Even more ideally the services should be dynamically shuffled around hosts based on l
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by ilyt 3y ago
"Dad I want DX-7" "Sorry son, they only had MT07, but I think you'll like it!"
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by ilyt 3y ago
And both Opsix and Wavestate are built around raspberry pi module. Kinda wild. I'd love if company that's, well, versed in building good music hardware would just release hackable version of their synth
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by ilyt 3y ago
"Not admitting they are wrong" is not unique to them, happens to every extreme equally.
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by ilyt 3y ago
Most people buying them don't buy it for work and maybe use it to move a couch once a year. So I guess shitty EV pickup from overhyped brand might sell there...
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by ilyt 3y ago
hahahahahahahahahahahahaha sure
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by ilyt 3y ago
> The wrinkle here is that the cyber truck starts delivery in November Nah, they will find way to delay it again.
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by ilyt 3y ago
Well, it's definitely very useful device and it also seems to have cable resistance which is rare in this. I had some other FNRSI devices and they generally feel pretty solid, if UI/UX crippled a bit. And maybe it won't just
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by ilyt 3y ago
We didn't had any actual competition to Apple cables in comparison tho. It's literally apple(s)-to-oranges comparison
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by ilyt 3y ago
I've seen usb-c cables with OLED displays... displaying current power...

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