masukomi

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by masukomi 3y ago
WTFPL is not a good license for the same reason that "public domain" isn't good. It's not actually recognized internationally. Copyright is the basis of viable international licenses and they need you to turn over the co
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by masukomi 3y ago
I really REALLY wish people would stop assigning sentience to LLMs. > In other words, a hallucination is an error in (or a false) perception of something real or concrete. an llm has no "perception" it doesn't "believ
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by masukomi 3y ago
because elon renamed twitter to "x corp", bought the x.com domain and shoved this character on it.
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by masukomi 3y ago
yeah, that was way too close to a solution to a real problem that'll make someone a LOT of money.
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by masukomi 3y ago
not saying those papers are wrong, but 136 years and millions of speakers from _most_ countries and Esperanto's speakers seem just fine without adding irregular verbs.
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by masukomi 3y ago
... this is an open source federated app. There is NO reason you can't run your own instance that you control and back up that participates in the network. IF you don't want to pay for expensive hosting, but want it to be always o
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by masukomi 3y ago
I _think_ it's just things users have added. This is a fediverse app. It's not some centralized list of books that people are working from. It's not limited to English books, or even US books.
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by masukomi 3y ago
This is a fediverse app. there are no algorithmic recommendations. > There's a handful of services that provide a wonderful curation of books to read (mostly human-curated) and as such, my queue is never empty. I feel like you didn&
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by masukomi 3y ago
thanks for this. I love the _idea_ of lazygit but I've never managed to work it into my workflow. git-fuzzy looks _much_ more inline with something that I'd be likely to keep using and I'm definitely going to give it a shot.
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by masukomi 3y ago
I'd say Raku for Glue language. In much the same way Perl was used for gluing different things together Raku does all of that, but better, in parallel, while providing you some hor d'oeuvres to nibble on while you write it.
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by masukomi 3y ago
The thing about vim and emacs is that both of them, out of the box, suck. BUT, what they both offer better than anything else, is the ability to gradually modify them to match what your brain needs. I 100% agree with your hyperbolic "2
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by masukomi 3y ago
Especially the residents of Canada and Algeria. ;)
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by masukomi 3y ago
two quick observations: 1. the US isn't included for Spanish, despite the fact that Spanish is the second most spoken language in the United States. Over 41 million people aged five or older speak Spanish at home. Spanish is also the m
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by masukomi 3y ago
only if those ratios are defined by weight not volume. a "cup of brown sugar" is a useless measure. For example: I can give you three different cups of brown sugar with the same volume but radically different quantities of sugar
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by masukomi 3y ago
The link to the github repo is hidden under settings https://github.com/aeharding/wefwef if you're curious about how to change what instance it's pointed at, click on "lemmy.world" at the bottom.
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by masukomi 3y ago
> I have a project in RHEL that they 'rebuild' but I don't see that as a 'threat'. that's only a relevant statement IF you are trying to make your living off of it and they're rebuilding it without com
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by masukomi 3y ago
9:27 assumes i a) have any clue what time it is now b) assumes that an arbitrary time designation is more important to me than the relative distance. When talking about stuff today, as a general statement "a" is almost always fals
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by masukomi 3y ago
you say that the editor is a standalone app, but i'm not seeing a link to that anywhere, only to vrite itself. also no mention of how to get the editor separately (or that that's even a thing) on the vrite readme.
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by masukomi 3y ago
For anyone who cares about electronic instruments, i really recommend taking the tour of their factory in Asheville NC if you're in the area. It's short, but cool and shows you how the instruments are put together.
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by masukomi 3y ago
but it specifically has a GUI. It touts the features of its GUI. Like... i feel like i'm not understanding something obvious. I get the idea of an API only server. I've written many. BUT by shipping a GUI (as part of it or separat
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by masukomi 3y ago
but this DOESN'T "only provide a dashboard" or api. this SPECIFICALLY provides a GUI to manage it. your definition makes sense to me, but since this has a GUI it doesn't fall into that definition.
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by masukomi 3y ago
I'm .... confused. What's "headless" about it? It's got a GUI. Headless means "no GUI" or.. no visible "head". hugo, jekyll and most static blogs are "headless" CMSs. This is very expli
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by masukomi 3y ago
there have been many, MANY historical attempts to organize the worlds knowledge hierarchically. They have all failed to achieve their goals spectacularly. some of the most common reasons - things exist in multiple categories that aren'
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by masukomi 3y ago
requiring any payment to go through apple has been a policy since the beginning. It's been the center of countless public discussions and debates by indie devs, large companies, and politicians. Laws are being made around this. this is
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by masukomi 3y ago
... they'll still function, but if you've ever had one you'll know that dust does matter. They're a pain to clean and the various crap in your air builds up on every edge. Definitely want it sucking filtered if that&#x27
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by masukomi 3y ago
nothing's wrong with another lisp clone. the problem is with not being upfront about it. The problem is the implication that this is something new, that may solve some new problem in some new way. Now, it MAY do something other lisp cl
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by masukomi 3y ago
When you have methods named `cons` `car` and `cdr` that appear to work in the same way as lisp's methods of the same name it's pretty clear that you're not pretending or attempting to be "novel". While it _should_ s
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by masukomi 3y ago
I both appreciated Alta Vista, and appreciated its office space in Littleton ( i think ) when i worked in it after its passing. ;)
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by masukomi 3y ago
sounds like friday is backwards looking and monday is forwards looking but yes, that'd be good too because you'd know what was expected of you the coming week.
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by masukomi 3y ago
a) cool b) here's the same thing but redone as a git alias (in the [alias] section of your ~/.gitconfig). This would be invoked as `git logme` logme = !git log --pretty=format:\"* %s\" --author `git config user.email`

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