kuratkull

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by kuratkull 2y ago
Podman actually works really well. Out-of-the-box virtually-no-configuration-needed rootless containers. It's also usable via docker-compose with a single env variable. (podman-compose wasn't up to par for us) We've been usin
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by kuratkull 2y ago
Why? I have a Containerfile to which I add new stuff regularly. I build and run it as my 'workspace' container. Works very well.
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by kuratkull 2y ago
I don't really understand the premise of these types of write-ups — the software has a license, and people and companies use it accordingly. I understand most core software was started long ago as a one-person project and given a FOSS
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by kuratkull 3y ago
Orchid pollen is usually a clump with a sticky "tail" that sticks to pollinators.
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by kuratkull 3y ago
It seems to me that your Y is actually the X. An actual Y would be to suggest they use Perl instead.
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by kuratkull 3y ago
I imagine you just scrap the (assuming reasonably priced) car, who would want to use it afterwards?
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by kuratkull 3y ago
Russian deals don't look like what reasonable people think they should look like. They are only ever made to serve propaganda needs, you have fallen for it.
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by kuratkull 3y ago
Are you sure? Estonia still has compulsory defense forces draft of 8 or 11 months for young men.
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by kuratkull 3y ago
Chromium is open source, Google adds some secret magic sauce to make Chrome.
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by kuratkull 3y ago
I'm of the opposite opinion... now what?
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by kuratkull 3y ago
Kinda weird to bring legislation into it. Should my employer not be allowed to delete my code because it's my special little snowflake?
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by kuratkull 3y ago
Yeah it's a cat and mouse. I don't know about newer devices with HW attestation, but on older devices Magisk+Zygisk fixes many things but some apps still detect root. Then you add special widgets to block those, with the risk of b
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by kuratkull 3y ago
It's failing (completely wrong results) my goto query for testing search engines: "best sub 10 usd Linux single board computer" Try it out
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by kuratkull 3y ago
So he would have stopped after 10% (random ratio) of his inventions. Or probably not started at all if there was a cap he knows he would reach very quickly.
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by kuratkull 3y ago
You are looking at a too short of a time frame. Expecting a system to be getting strictly better every second of every day is utopian. The real world has ups and downs, restructuring to accommodate change, shutting down legacy industries, m
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by kuratkull 3y ago
Successful companies are mostly that due to having made the right business decisions, these come mostly top down. You can have a million workers, but if they don't have great leadership they'll produce basically nothing of great v
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by kuratkull 3y ago
These two ideas are not in conflict. You can create something and give it away free, or you can ask money. Many SWEs do both - eg. open-source for fun, proprietary at work.
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by kuratkull 3y ago
What horrible things, to what countries?
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by kuratkull 3y ago
You wouldn't have those items without that compensation. This should be more traumatic than people make it out to be. You wouldn't have your iphones, twitters, facebooks, vr goggles, steams, ikea tables, etc.
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by kuratkull 3y ago
People start out to create something awesome. People continue when they have the motivation. When you hard cap them in any measurable way, they stop.
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by kuratkull 3y ago
Look at each valuable item that you use often, now look up the salary of the leader of the company that made it. Edit: You wouldn't have that item without that compensation. This should be more traumatic than people make it out to be.
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by kuratkull 3y ago
I'm wondering if people understand that almost all the pleasures/comforts in modern life were created by people who wouldn't exist in this system.
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by kuratkull 3y ago
My attempt had GPT4 fail on Julia, it was adamant that Julia has two sisters. It took couple of back and forths for it to understand.
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by kuratkull 3y ago
I have always thought of it as (using people for easier understanding): dividing something to nobody means nothing was divided. Eg. I have to give away 8 apples to 0 people, so no action was taken due to there being no recipients, the whole
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by kuratkull 3y ago
So that's why ChatGPT has failed to load or work for the past few hours. No really, it's down right now.
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by kuratkull 3y ago
I tried your exact prompt in ChatGPT 4; it thinks we should rename the Internet to Nexus... meh. Dreamdelay is much cooler.
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by kuratkull 3y ago
Didn't you just answer your own question?
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by kuratkull 3y ago
Dense means they have a good size to kw/h ratio. If it's too low, nobody will install them. Space is a premium after all.
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by kuratkull 3y ago
Do you have solar panels? I do. Not that cheap nor profitable in nordic climate as you'd think.
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by kuratkull 3y ago
Source please? I only found some Oracle court case from 2012 ( https://www.pcworld.com/article/465777/eu_court_rules_resale... ) AFAIK this case is about reselling with the same license, but reselling bulk licenses

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