monkaiju

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by monkaiju 9mo ago
So far I haven't seen it actually be effective at "building" in a work context with any complexity, and this despite some on our team desperately trying to make that the case.
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
Wow the 3 comments from OC to here are all bangers, they combine into a really nice argument against these toys
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
The idea that we can "avoid politics" while talking about the industry is ridiculous anyway...
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
US blows up the fabs on the way out! /s (unless???)
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
I've heard this since I canvased for Obama in 2008, before I could even vote. At this point expecting change through the electoral system seems worse than a waste, its a vacuum thats sucks up the radical energy we need to get real chan
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
I am in the US but I think the statement applies for >70% of the earth. China, Europe, the UK (big time), India, etc. Maybe not so bad in like, Japan -_(--)_-
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
Who am i scoring a cheap shot on? ICE?
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
Is this a real thing???
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
I looked a bit into meshtastic and was told that if a node was physically compromised then messages could be intercepted. That cant be right, right?
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
Forgejo handles all of this quite well and is, in my experience, muuuch faster than GHA
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
I mean I'd be more than willing to pay/donate/support a local paper if we had any that weren't just tailing the narratives of power. Our local "paper of record" (Salt Lake Tribune) is basically a platform for t
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
I mean they're the ones that randomly brought up "their" thugs, maybe deal with you own thugs before immediately worrying about everyone else's? You could just say "the ruling class" or some other catch-all
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
Weird jingoist tone... Sort sounds like you think their ruling class are thugs but ours are fine? Would you prefer an internationally run mega-constellation for rural internet access? I certainly would!
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
I was originally blown away by Bazzite, which I run on my Legion Go, but then I discovered uCore ( https://github.com/ublue-os/ucore ) and haven't looked back! Running it on my homelab and multiple servers at work,
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
Really interesting thought experiment!
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
source?
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
Fair enough but thats not up to cloudflare to decide, if they operate in the country they must respect its laws
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
I mean we're also increasingly being terrorized by our new gestapo, so far with limited resistance. We aren't really the "radical freedom defenders" we like to claim to be...
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
Currently true, but doesnt mean there "shouldnt" be one right?
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
>causes the victim to fear for their safety If being pervasively spied on by an increasingly fascist government doesn't make you fear for your safety you might want to brush up on your history...
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
>But the reality is that 75% of the people on our engineering team lost their jobs here yesterday because of the brutal impact AI has had on our business. Wow that is just, really tragic... AI continues to just decimate this industry. Ev
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
Im not saying the companies should necessarily do the police work, though they absolutely should not release CP-generators. What I am saying is the companies should be held responsible for making the CP. Sure the user who types "make m
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by monkaiju 9mo ago
Remove the machine and charge it's creators for generation and distribution of CSAM
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by monkaiju 10mo ago
This totally misses the OCs point, which is that this data shouldn't be gathered at all, regardless of the competency (or lack there of) of the cops
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by monkaiju 10mo ago
i guess that while it is alarming that these feeds were "unsecured" I'm just as concerned that they exist at all. Folks worry about it getting into the "wrong hands" but from my POV it was put up by the wrong hands.
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by monkaiju 10mo ago
Whats the point of this question? These are things (some) people do while existing as humans, not sure how thats relevant? The AI is consuming vast resources while note existing as a human, it doesnt get some innate privilege to consume som
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by monkaiju 10mo ago
Fair enough that semantic might not be the best word, but the point is that none of those tools attempt to actually do anything involving _understanding_, thats all for the human. Autocomplete is based on heuristics that are replicable give
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by monkaiju 10mo ago
Its honestly a phenomenal time to be a developer that doesnt use AI tooling. Its easier now than ever to differentiate yourself from increasingly knowledge-less devs who can only recite buzzwords but cant actually create, maintain, and impr
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by monkaiju 10mo ago
Not in my experience... I am more productive and produce better output than the devs i know that rely on AI tooling
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by monkaiju 10mo ago
But theyre worse at navigating nuance and complexity than humans...

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