myko

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by myko 8mo ago
i would've said the same thing about the jan 6th coup attempt but here we are
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by myko 8mo ago
there is no just world in which that man is not in prison for jan 6th and his corrupt handling of classified documents
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by myko 8mo ago
Not even close :) the US handed over equipment it was going to destroy. If the US put 20% into Ukraine as it did into Iraq the war would be over in Ukraine's favor
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by myko 8mo ago
Forgejo is so nice, been hosting it locally for my projects for a year or so
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by myko 8mo ago
I wish they were aided and funded properly - this war would have been over in 3 days had they been so, and not in Putin's favor.
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by myko 8mo ago
This is what I like about programming
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by myko 8mo ago
> shown we cannot protect classified information Extremely embarrassing that the current POTUS should be in prison specifically for his mishandling of classified information
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by myko 8mo ago
I really hate this change. I had just given a demo about how Claude Code helped me learn some things by showing exactly what it was doing, and now it doesn't do that any more. So frustrating.
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by myko 8mo ago
> which means citizens are loosing their freedom to travel as they wish Most of my European friends brag about how they can get anywhere via train and how much more comfortable it is to travel that way. When I visit Europe I have to agre
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by myko 8mo ago
ncmdu.net 9000 :) Pretty slow these days, hack 'n slash style game
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by myko 8mo ago
Ah, not really. We are on a non-standard port (9000). I just meant some folks use the telnet client to connect, and we do negotiate some telnet options. I use tintin++ these days but I think most of our players are still using decades old z
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by myko 8mo ago
I run a DikuMUD that users connect to using Telnet I really should update it to allow more secure options
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by myko 8mo ago
> You used to just open your door and go let your kids run around and hope they're back before dinner. Still works this way in my suburban Ohio world > today's ultracompetitive, ultra-regimented world. though yes I see this
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by myko 8mo ago
No difference in a strike like that and the strikes against fishing boats near Venezuela trump has ordered
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by myko 8mo ago
SpaceX is heavily subsidized and has extremely lucrative contracts with the US government. Not to mention they get to rely on the public research NASA produces.
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by myko 8mo ago
No, people made fun of Elon for years because he kept attempting it unsafely, skirting regulations and rules, and failing repeatedly in very public ways. The idea itself was proven by NASA with the DC-X but the project was canceled due to f
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by myko 8mo ago
I ship a lot of .NET on Linux these days, works great
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by myko 8mo ago
I have been using Swift Vapor for personal projects for awhile and it's great. I kind of regret it now on some projects since I use a lot of Go too and I miss the speed of compiling/testing when I'm using agentic coding (wher
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by myko 8mo ago
Nearly impossibly hard to receive justice against government officials due to this standard
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by myko 8mo ago
Also so much of the LLMs answer is fluff, when not outright wrong
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by myko 8mo ago
Though given the situation a human driver would not have been going 17 mph in a school zone during drop-off near double parked vehicles
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by myko 9mo ago
I agree with the thrust of the GP comment but: > The IOS versions of social media apps extract way less data from the device than on android, and is thus more privacy friendly. I seriously doubt this. I agree that this is the perception
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by myko 9mo ago
> "they executed him because they are evil murderers" This does appear to be the case, same with Good
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by myko 9mo ago
chill, it was just hard to read / parse
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by myko 9mo ago
it is it has been one since we, collectively, failed to make trump pay the price for his insurrection attempt
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by myko 9mo ago
Tim Cook is having dinner and a movie with the man most responsible for this mess tonight
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by myko 9mo ago
I have Claude play my MUD to test new features It.. kind of works
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by myko 9mo ago
Codex is written in Rust IIRC, probably makes a pretty big difference
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by myko 9mo ago
Frustrating that the best agentic coding tool is such a bloated mess. I'm surprised they don't have a non-JS version ready for release.
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by myko 9mo ago
It's a tripwire force ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tripwire_force ), and sickening that it is necessary

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