monksy

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by monksy 6mo ago
You're running 5.1 locally or hosted?
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by monksy 7mo ago
I've been successful with getting incus running with this for sandboxing the opencode session. I plan on writing a blog post on it.
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by monksy 7mo ago
PIPs are like a month.
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by monksy 7mo ago
This is how I feel with the places that want to lock up your phone. There are safety considerations in that. But we're just astrotrufed into the "well this is better" PR campaigns from yondr.
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by monksy 7mo ago
They caught organized outside groups stealing phones from people at these events: https://abc7chicago.com/post/lollapalooza-stolen-cell-phones...
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by monksy 7mo ago
Many stadiums make it near impossible to buy paper tickets. Even then they start arguing with you to prevent you from doing that. > If this guy has the money for a season pass (!) he has the money for a smartphone. It seems like he just
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by monksy 7mo ago
Is this a reference from the Bobiverse?
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by monksy 7mo ago
I think this is really interesting... however I'm based out of Chicago. Would you consider a remote position with occasional travel?
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by monksy 7mo ago
250k/year. I'm not an arch. But that was the absolute high end for IC5. (Unobtainable) Oracle is not a high payer of salaries. I disagree that its a "signal that they overhired". Laying off people means: 1. They didn&#x2
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by monksy 7mo ago
Severence is not required by law but its usually a protective measure by the company to avoid being sued for misdeeds they put people through before and during the layoffs. Unemployment is not enough for people to live on. In some cases, it
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by monksy 7mo ago
You can blame humans for not caring. You can blame humans for producing a low effort. You shouldn't blame them for things where their environment is bad, and that makes it hard to qualify when blame is unjustified.
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by monksy 7mo ago
I agree with you. However, business individuals have decided that they're "a better judge" of our practices and they've used financial, legal, and coercion to get their way.
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by monksy 7mo ago
Thought experiment here: What about the bugs that humans have wrote. (I'm not excusing or justifying to say AI Coding is better). At one point we shamed companies for producing and being sloppy with their engineering practices. All of
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by monksy 7mo ago
There needs to be something like this from Ollama. At the moment Ollama has a lot of flaws that prevent it from getting great performance. (My understanding is better GPU/CPU splits, etc). But Ollama is the only way to host an LLM and
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by monksy 7mo ago
Richard Stallman stikes again about his statements on free and open systems. (With those you can fork and remove nonsense)
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by monksy 7mo ago
HOLY CRAP. THATS AMAZING. This isn't just some guy that's overzealous. Apparently this has escalated: https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/1rz8i4r/dylan_usef... Theres a lot of smoke here.
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by monksy 7mo ago
In my previous comment here.. I do question what's this guys motivation to do this. It's incredibly suspicious and I question the guys motives.
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by monksy 7mo ago
Linux and OSS has customers?
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by monksy 7mo ago
The author is not from the places where he claims that these are laws. The Californian law is not in effect. Dylan M. Taylor's GH profile claims that he's from Durham, NC (which does not have this law). He also references to a dra
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by monksy 7mo ago
I primarily go for apps via obtainium and fdroid. I go to Aura if I have to. GPlay if absolutely required (and I actually have to have the app)
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by monksy 7mo ago
Find the email address of the CEO/board members. When you get this on your device. Let your thoughts be known to them with a screenshot. Feel free to use language that will make them feel dumb and sad. Don't expect them to underst
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by monksy 7mo ago
I think this is a great and interesting project. However, I hope that they're not doing this to submit patches to the kernel. It would be much better to layer in additional tests to exploit bugs and defects for verification of existanc
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by monksy 7mo ago
Apparently you can file your arugements against it: https://www.ilga.gov/house/hearings/details/3062/22570/Creat...
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by monksy 7mo ago
Very good point. But there are businesses that are via the barcode on the back of the license. They're using machines to validate and do who knows what with that data.
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by monksy 7mo ago
Find your rep and let them know you do not approve: https://www.elections.il.gov/electionoperations/districtloca...
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by monksy 7mo ago
"It's cute you think you can tell what's human and what's not. Honestly, the average HN comment is indistinguishable from a poorly written AI prompt anyway. This rule just lowers the bar for what passes as 'intellec
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by monksy 7mo ago
This is something I've been thinking a bit about in the last few months. TL;DR I don't think an LLM can create a language from scratch better than what we have. To LLMs they operate on a hoffoman coded format. (Generalization). Fo
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by monksy 8mo ago
Oh they laid people off so they could outsource more to India. Despite the managers reminding them, the cost is 1/3 the cost but 3x slower. American devs were 5x more productive overall.
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by monksy 8mo ago
Tell that to the company that I was just at that cut Intelij licenses as cost cutting measures.
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by monksy 8mo ago
It's not just that. There was the 3 laws of robotics, where a robot/software was not to do any harm. There was concerns over privacy and refusal of sharing your name and info on the internet. After all it's full of strategers

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