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by misnome 5mo ago
“No supply chain attacks” Wasn’t https://anchor.host/someone-bought-30-wordpress-plugins-and-... like, a month ago?
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by misnome 5mo ago
> Which reduces the problem down to "is Bambu doing that"? Given the installer is 300 megabytes, it probably contains both the application and the plugin, but you go launch an international lawsuit over "probably". No
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by misnome 5mo ago
Not only does it exist, it's cheaper than Gitlab Premium.
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by misnome 5mo ago
Then you should compare to self-hosted GitHub
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by misnome 5mo ago
> to the fragile dinosaur that Github has become. GitLab has just as many outages, just nobody notices/cares so much
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by misnome 5mo ago
Orcaslicer is a perfectly legal fork, and in the past downloaded the official (closed source) binary blob to talk to the servers. Bambu doesn’t want to serve people who reverse engineer the new (again, closed source) binary blob. All of thi
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by misnome 5mo ago
Oh, I had no idea. It's been a few years since I used it in anger but it was a very pleasant package to use, with an extremely friendly licensing scheme (purchasing a permanent license for <current.X> got you all releases up unti
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by misnome 5mo ago
I’m in almost exactly the same boat. 2017 GTX 1070 and 32GB ram. I don’t run games 4K and still haven’t had any problems running reasonably pretty recent stuff.
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by misnome 5mo ago
Hasn’t all that been automated by people for decades anyway? I guess this, lowers the barrier to entry for this extremely specific niche?
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by misnome 6mo ago
You can also set up a central git template repository, so hooks get automatically added into every repository you clone
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by misnome 6mo ago
> The feature was expanded in January to give parents some control over how long their kids spend scrolling through Shorts,
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by misnome 6mo ago
> True, but how is this different to any other VCS? What other VCS behaves this way by standard? If it's not in e.g. .gitignore "git status" will show that it's aware of it, but won't automatically absorb them in
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by misnome 6mo ago
The problems with jj that led me to abandon are: - All of everything good about it breaks down the instant you want to share work with the outside world. It's git on the backend! Except there isn't any concept of a remote jj so yo
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by misnome 6mo ago
Or, ask it to make a plan, and it makes a good plan! It explicitly notes how validation is to take place on each stage! And then does every stage without running any of the validation. It's your agent's plan, it should probably be
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by misnome 6mo ago
about once a week I get a claude "auto update" that fails to start with some bun error on our linux machines. It's beyond laughable.
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by misnome 6mo ago
Exactly, someone might be at risk of reading the thread with a 1930s RPG
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by misnome 6mo ago
See content of post you initially replied in the context of: > Shortwave radio is more challenging than you might imagine.
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by misnome 6mo ago
Presumably doing it locally within a known few mile radius is different from nation-scale broadcast areas bounced from god-knows-where?
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by misnome 7mo ago
Also, these “peak hours” are different from the “2x outside peak hours” hours. Super shady and opaque. And this is just the start of the enshittification slope…
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by misnome 7mo ago
It’s good-faith arbitrage. Until everyone automatically suspects everything to be LLM generated and there is zero trust, anyone doing this is eroding the good faith that lets them get away with it in the first place.
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by misnome 7mo ago
It seems to be missing a whole load of the quantized Qwen models, Qwen3.5:122b works fine in the 96GB GH200 (a machine that is also missing here....)
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by misnome 7mo ago
uv tool install Installs into an automatic venv and then softlinks that executable (entry-points.console_scripts) into ~/.local/bin. Succeeds pipx or (IIRC) pipsi.
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by misnome 7mo ago
And spotting stuff in review! Sometimes it’s false positives but on several occasions I’ve spent ~15-30 minutes teaching-reviewing a PR in person, checked afterwards and it matched every one of the points.
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by misnome 7mo ago
> It's like McDonald's selling you a burger and telling you how to eat it. Or Disney telling you they are exempt from killing someone in their theme park restaurants because you signed up to Disney+… https://www.bbc.
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by misnome 7mo ago
Did you even read the title of the article? This is exactly what they are claiming is fair use.
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by misnome 7mo ago
Who cares when you get a bonus per person either way?
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by misnome 7mo ago
> and it's has spent a fair bit of time going through an infinite seeming loop before finally unjamming itself I can live with this on my own hardware. Where Opus4.6 has developed this tendency to where it will happily chew through
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by misnome 7mo ago
I've been playing with 3.5:122b on a GH200 the past few days for rust/react/ts, and while it's clearly sub-Sonnet, with tight descriptions it can get small-medium tasks done OK - as well as Sonnet if the scope is small.
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by misnome 7mo ago
Here’s what Gemini says about copy-pasting AI answers: > Avoid "lazy" posting—copying a prompt result and pasting it without any context. If the user wanted a raw AI answer, they likely would have gone to the AI themselves.
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by misnome 8mo ago
IIRC that was the one with the absurd "Photo Enhance" scene for which I think the episode more than justifies itself?

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