lpcvoid

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by lpcvoid 5mo ago
Yeah, also first thing I thought about. What a shit time altogether right now.
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by lpcvoid 5mo ago
>This can be good, you know No, it's not. Non-factual, non-evidence based worldview is part of the problem humanity has right now in the post-fact era. >The idea is that everyone will be good if they are afraid of judgement day I
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by lpcvoid 5mo ago
Religion has nice side effects (community), but vast downsides (non-scientific worldview, brainwashing). I think you can get the community feeling also by simply meeting with people you know, in hackerspaces for instance.
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
>// The descriptive files (i.e., README and QUICKSTART) were written by Claude AI (with minor tweaks). Why? Because if I had done it myself, it would have ended up as a few lines of incoherent gibberish that wouldn't tell
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
Why is this downvoted? Rednecks in the Flyover states voted against their interest for the last 30 years.
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
Good, every little bit counts. Poison them data wells.
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
Fair, but remember that we are the <~1% of people who even know what webusb is. I'm not sure I share your view on this. Maybe an about:config switch to enable it would be enough to stop casuals from pwning their peripherals.
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
How do you make sure that technically illiterate people don't just click away the requestDevice() popup? IMHO a browser offering device level USB access is a security nightmare and there is no way this can ever be made safe and conveni
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
What? There's loads of hardware vendors out there. And I'd throw in Linux over google and apple.
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
>why aren't they creating schoolwork that requires AI? Because this makes a subscription a requirement for education, and thus advances the grift that is subscriptions, rent-seeking and dependence on a service. This isn't somet
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
VC money needs to be burned and shareholder value was promised
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
The future is now, I guess
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
We are taking about bluesky, not Twitter.
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
No idea why this is down voted. Ai makes people dumber and kills problem solving skills over a long timespan.
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
Hetzner storagebox. 1TB for under 5 bucks/month, 5TB for under 15. Sftp access. Point your restic there. Backup game done, no surprises, no MBAs involved.
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
Up until recently they didn't even support their cashcow Ryzen 395+ MAX properly. Idk about the argument that they only care about certain chips.
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
In the UK, Reform probably gets paid by russia to be anti-renewable, I highly doubt they believe that themselves.
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
Republicans will be happy about this because owning the libs is all they care about, and only whiny liberals listen to concerts in their worldview.
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
I am pro-EU and anti-nationalist. This works because the EU is a collection of states.
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
Try desec.io, I use them and am very happy. Free DNSSEC, which some other DNS hosters want to charge you for (IONOS, looking at you).
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
Because it would explain what's happening in the world after 2019.
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
Nah, my theory is that people hyping slop programming are the sort of people who sucked at programming beforehand, and LLMs hide that pretty well.
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
The way I see it, the kid has a dangerous dependency on at least one expensive service, cannot solve problems by himself and highly likely doesn't understand core concepts of programming and computers in general. Yeah I dread the softw
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
Nah, especially in technology it's very easy to avoid Microslop. I've done it successfully for many, many years.
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
You started with bringing Ukraine up under an article about Germany, so how is your comment any less a whataboutism than mine?
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
And russia has been violating this too, along with other much worse things, as usual.
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
>Wayland I can see the rest, but why did you mix in Wayland, a open source display protocol?
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Microsoft: Copilot is for entertainment purposes only(microsoft.com)
606 points by lpcvoid 6mo ago|210 comments
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
IMO, from looking at the Bloom website, it's not a devtool, it's a Vibecoding tool. And as such, output from it should be blocked from the Appstore in my view. Not sure if that's what you were going at, I may have misundersto
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by lpcvoid 6mo ago
Apple is on the good side here, IMO. I hope they continue blocking slop.

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