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by lkjdsklf 8d ago
> Except, of course, no one has actually been robbed, the culture has not been stolen - it's still there - nor are the people involved selling it back in any form. This rhetoric sounds impressive, but really looks more like "pi
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by lkjdsklf 15d ago
You don't and that's why everyone gets so angry and annoyed when people try to force precise definitions. There's no team of lawyers verifying the provenance of all code/projects submitted to codeberg. THe policy is just
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by lkjdsklf 1mo ago
They are quite good and typically better built (steel instead of plastic in lots of key places) But they do not work as well out of the box. They require a lot more tuning and calibration. They also lack some quality of life features. For e
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by lkjdsklf 1mo ago
That seems like a really smart workflow I wish my coworkers would adopt this. I’m sick of reading a fucking Charles dickens novel for every fucking tiny function
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by lkjdsklf 1mo ago
Hardware resources are also allocated to AI uses so you can't scale out that way anymore.
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by lkjdsklf 1mo ago
The change history on this repository is fascinating
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by lkjdsklf 2mo ago
Who wouldn’t want their kid to be an astronaut
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by lkjdsklf 2mo ago
A bubble doesn’t mean a technology is useless. It just means it’s overvalued In the last 30 years, we’ve had multiple bubbles in the tech industry. Every one of them was backed by real stuff that we still use today. They were still bubbles
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by lkjdsklf 2mo ago
Sure. But then you need a thermometer.
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by lkjdsklf 2mo ago
The funny part is steak is one of the easiest foods to cook without a thermometer You don’t have to worry about undercooking like you do with most other meats and most steak cuts will be delicious anywhere from 11-130 (if you cook a filet t
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by lkjdsklf 2mo ago
Missile defense systems are unnecessary because they could just use tanks Anti-tank measures are unnecessary because they can just use missiles
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by lkjdsklf 2mo ago
The age thing is because of laws mandating it
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by lkjdsklf 2mo ago
The point isn’t to hide yourself from the destination. It’s to hide along the journey there.
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by lkjdsklf 2mo ago
It’s also sacrificing your career. Professional networks are a massive important part of growing/building a career. This is especially true in an environment where there are mass layoffs constantly. Building personal and trusting relat
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by lkjdsklf 2mo ago
lsp integration isn't for checks like that. It's for using lsp to do things like symbol renames. It's cheaper to call an LSP server to do those kind of simple refactors than to spend tokens on the model doing it. It can also
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by lkjdsklf 2mo ago
I use a forked version of the pi-lsp. It works pretty well out of the box, but I just tend to fork extensions by default and then hack them up how i see fit.
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by lkjdsklf 2mo ago
I also found the compromise bit of the article strange The minimally compatible is what existed before. The Snowden leaks showed that the Government, and not just the US government, would abuse the shit out of that for mass surveillance. So
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by lkjdsklf 2mo ago
The solution to the complexity of any queuing system is to add another queue
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by lkjdsklf 3mo ago
This isn’t the first time she’s done it. She spent 41 days making the same trip with 2 other people
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by lkjdsklf 3mo ago
That’s crazy. The even crazier thing to me was she apparently did it before with 2 other people which took just under 41 days. It’s kind of mind boggling that she would do this shit twice and that it only took her two extra days solo
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by lkjdsklf 3mo ago
Network byte order has nothing to do with the kernel and you have to care about it It’s a standard because neither side of the connection knows the endianness of the other side so there must be a standard. That standard is big endian regard
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by lkjdsklf 3mo ago
Jj is weird. In general it’s a better ui and model than git, but there’s a few common operations that are just dumb. It also recreates a lot of the stupidity of mercurial (which makes sense) The fact that everyone needs the same stupid “tug
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by lkjdsklf 3mo ago
Modern cpp is a bit of an oxymoron
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by lkjdsklf 3mo ago
It’s the same problem. You don’t have an audit trail. That’s needed in a lot of situations for compliance reasons
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by lkjdsklf 3mo ago
They’re quickly becoming the new sourceforge
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by lkjdsklf 3mo ago
> I never had deals change from under me I sincerely doubt this. If your start up went through a funding round, the deal changed. > That you got screwed for not doing your due diligence doesn't mean everyone does. “Due diligence”
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by lkjdsklf 3mo ago
We’re not talking about founders. We’re talking about executives. Executives do get equity as part of their compensation and it’s a huge reason for the massive disparity in wealth. This is well studied stuff.
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by lkjdsklf 3mo ago
That's kind of the opposite of your original claim then. They're in it for the money as it allows them to exert control. That's still being in it for the money.
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by lkjdsklf 3mo ago
It's pretty easy. You can just cap total compensation for executives relative to the lowest paid worker and include equity in that calculation. If you want to pay yourself, 10 million a year in stock, great... You need to pay the lowes
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by lkjdsklf 3mo ago
I forgot Jeff's current amazon holdings are all teh shares in existence

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