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by jart 2y ago
What about someone who's carrying 100+ pounds of excess body weight? Would you consider walking to be fake exercise for them? I'd say that's a more heroic workout than joy riding.
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by jart 2y ago
Ollama is great if you're really in love with the idea of having your multi gigabyte models (likely the majority of your disk space) stored in obfuscated UUID filenames. Ollama also still hasn't addressed the license violations I
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by jart 2y ago
A great place to start is with the LLaMA 3.2 q6 llamafile I posted a few days ago. https://huggingface.co/Mozilla/Llama-3.2-3B-Instruct-llamafi... We have a new CLI chatbot interface that's really fun to use. Synt
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by jart 2y ago
Now you understand why my ancestors left your continent a very long time ago, and why you'll never leave.
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by jart 2y ago
I agree. If Matt was smart, he would have spent the last ten years maintaining his advantage rather than ignoring the problem. Now that he's backed into a corner and forced to get real nasty to survive, I can't believe how much te
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by jart 2y ago
An "SEO Consultant"? You're using the word "contributor" very loosely.
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by jart 2y ago
I bet you those are sales / networking events and a WordPress software developer wasn't invited to a single one.
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by jart 2y ago
How would you feel about Google if they used things like Linux and never contributed anything to open source? As the most profitable entity in the WordPress space, WPE has a duty to give something back. What Matt is asking for isn't un
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by jart 2y ago
WPE is the most profitable business in the WordPress space, and they haven't changed a single line of code in WordPress or so much as contributed a dime. So if you're eager to volunteer to be their free labor, be my guest.
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by jart 2y ago
What for making a mess on their land? Why does the government care? Probably because the government seized their land after they stopped paying taxes. So you want to punish them for not cleaning up the land that the government seized?
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by jart 2y ago
I could imagine community ownership working in your case. Whoever controls such an important and scarce resource that many people depend upon for survival, whether it be public or private, is going to have their top minds focusing on maximi
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by jart 2y ago
I'm not sure what can be done when land is worth less than the cost of cleaning it. I'm sure technology will be available in the future that makes it economical. Especially as land grows more scarce.
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by jart 2y ago
Is that where your drinking water comes from? Only a monster or a foreign invader would poison a drinking well.
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by jart 2y ago
Don't bring processes back to life until the kernel prng is seeded?
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by jart 2y ago
Could you give me three examples of what you're talking about? Are you saying like someone owns a coal mine and destroys the coal because they dug it up and sold it? Or do you mean more like they blew up the mountain to get the coal, t
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by jart 2y ago
You must say it. Put it in a pastebin and attribute it to swim if you must.
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by jart 2y ago
Do you ever see shapes that aren't there? Do they rotate? Has one ever tried to hurt you?
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by jart 2y ago
TOC is used to claim that spaces should be owned. Bureaucrats will only protect a space insofar as it allows them to get their palms greased before leaving office. An owner on the other hand has their incentives aligned with both the space
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by jart 2y ago
I saw what that type of community management looks like at Occupy Wall Street. No thank you. Yes, it was people like Bloomberg who were scheming to bus criminals into the park. But if that weakness hadn't existed he would have never be
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by jart 2y ago
Hacker News and GitHub. Your contributions to these platforms are syndicated in datasets like The Pile https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pile_%28dataset%29 Stay away from platforms like Reddit that gatekeep your data t
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by jart 2y ago
Ugh I got to the last paragraph and that definitely sounds like GPT. I can't stand those in summary paragraphs. The way it has to twist off and add a ribbon to every body of text. I hate that.
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by jart 2y ago
It's such a ridiculous API. What's the point of documenting a guarantee if there's officially speaking no guarantee? When I implemented getentropy() for cosmo libc, it'll actually issue three system calls in the best cas
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by jart 2y ago
Yes but what does initialized mean? Is that like an early bootup thing?
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by jart 2y ago
The getrandom(2) man page guarantees it doesn't block or get a signal if it's less than 256 bytes and you're not using GRND_RANDOM. That's basically the subset of getrandom that getentropy uses.
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by jart 2y ago
The world needs Matt and Automattic. It doesn't need WPE. The WordPress community should be more worried about what'll happen to them when no one is developing WordPress anymore, than what'll happen if Matt goes to war with e
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by jart 2y ago
Every dollar WPE makes is a dollar Automattic doesn't. If you're David, and Goliath wants to use your platform and trademark to make you poorer, would you let him? All the stuff you're talking about is a distraction, because
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by jart 2y ago
Oh my gosh these government workers. What were they thinking? "Hey guys! If minorities don't fear COVID then we'll abuse the emergency alert system to threaten them with something they do fear: cops. Just be extra sure it&#x2
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by jart 2y ago
Word salad. Detailed post. Which is it boykie?
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by jart 2y ago
Wow I don't think I've ever made someone on Hacker News this upset before. If it makes you feel better, I chose to reply to your comment because you put the most effort into your analysis, and your comment contributed actual infor
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by jart 2y ago
They forked their business, which is WordPress hosting. In the complaint they brag about how they haven't changed a single line of code in WordPress itself. That's way more adversarial than forking the codebase, since the GPL ensu

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