jasonvorhe

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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
So you checked up on everyone critical of this decision in these comments, dug into their git history and confirmed that assumption?
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
I think this is the main drive behind this. Make it easier to get rid of people you don't like/don't welcome on your platform without making it explicit, because that could surface some biases of theirs.
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
When I read this quote I also had to think of this tante person on Mastodon urging their thousands of followers to vote for a certain thing. If one actor like this can possibly impact a small community this way, I'm on the cautious to
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
That project just disappearing from your mind is probably for the better. If it was a company doing such an activist rug pull, you probably wouldn't want to deal with them either. That's probably just intuition telling you somethi
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
> Using LLMs to work with your code gives you a kick of adrenaline. You can develop at a rapid pace, build things as if you had a large team. Only that you have none. In fact, you are (often) alone, working with a statistical machine tha
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
I'm still undecided if I want to self host either gitea or forgejo. Can someone who used both or is particularly experienced with one of them tell me which project to settle with? Most comparisons I found were all written with someone
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
In reality it's more of a "if you don't like it, pay more to not have to buy it".
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
> No schedule. No changelog. Only the feed. We watch it so you don't have to. Using genai for such a bland text. The slop intensifies.
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
That's basically another Tuesday for any US government over the last decades.
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
Thanks, I really had no idea!
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
Don't use it. Don't even consider it. Do whatever it takes to let everyone know you're not gonna use this and tell your friends the same. These corrupt bafoons talk of sovereignty and then they pull stunts like this. Even if
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
> Dude who came up with the term: "The core of what I set out to criticize is just the notion that any random patient stranger should feel entitled to as much of someone's attention as they want." I don't see how that
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
You wouldn't know my stance on the matter based on a pull request, especially not if some author didn't plaster it all around their profile.
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
Because signalling has replaced real virtue.
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
Reading about anything Google Search in 2026 gives off some Yahoo vibes around 2006.
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
American hegemony is over, better get used to no longer being the world's sheriff.
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
Ahh, to be that naive again. Those were the times. One definitely sleeps better. If you haven't done any digging, don't make such claims. This is a network that goes way beyond the current US administration. I'm sorry you&#x2
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by jasonvorhe 3mo ago
If any of this was about protecting children, that Epstein thing wouldn't have been buried and forgotten already.
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by jasonvorhe 4mo ago
S3 has many open implementations you can self host. Some are quite lean even. Unless you need really complex IAM stuff it's a solid and rather simple experience to run it.
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by jasonvorhe 4mo ago
Down votes are expected. I'm sure these people are just sooo anti-vax that they'd fake all this to scare people: https://andrewjchapman.substack.com/p/what-the-embalmers-are... Don't follow the link if y
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by jasonvorhe 4mo ago
Sure, there's no food production in NK. They all live off air.
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by jasonvorhe 4mo ago
Fact checks are basically validation of the conspiracy theory by now.
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by jasonvorhe 4mo ago
Yeah, I'm sure the "don't be evil" charade was good marketing from the get-go or else they would've never taken In-Q-Tel funding.
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by jasonvorhe 4mo ago
That is wasn't even covered says enough for me.
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by jasonvorhe 4mo ago
NASA founder and Project Paperclip imported Nazi scientist Werner von Braun's tombstone references Psalms 19:1: > "The heavens declare the almighty of God; and the firmament sheweth his handywork."
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by jasonvorhe 4mo ago
Iraq had WMDs, Hamas beheaded babies and the Western public is completely immune of government-led psyops. Of course there's neither Nazis/Banderites/ultranationalists nor biolabs nor the most corrupt government on the europe
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by jasonvorhe 4mo ago
In every public hearing, all pharma execs stated that they never tested and verified that they prevent transmission.
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by jasonvorhe 4mo ago
I also lost friends during COVID. Some because they suddenly died of cancer in their early 30s. "vapor trails" - well, if helps you sleep better.
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by jasonvorhe 4mo ago
It's gene therapy. Straight from the mouth of a member of the board of directors of Bayer: https://rumble.com/v210gyq-executive-big-pharma-bayer-stefan... ?
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by jasonvorhe 4mo ago
Unless you wanted to keep your job in the medical field or education or had to do lots of travel.

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