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by nativeit 1y ago
So if we leave the racism aside, we can look forward to some solid choices? That's assuming the racist tariffs don't inflate the prices for the affordable options I suppose...it sure does seem like racism might be making things wo
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by nativeit 1y ago
Just to be clear, American car manufacturers bear zero responsibility in this scenario?
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by nativeit 1y ago
Well, sadly, Space Cersei owns another good chunk, and Space Jaime has a bunch, then Space Reek is surprisingly well-endowed, and Space Baelish is probably somewhere in the mix. All of whom sit on the Space Iron Council, and advise Space Jo
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by nativeit 1y ago
I suppose if growth is all that matters, that's probably good news. It's probably worth mentioning a good chunk of those will have been the ongoing projects with current stock. On the other hand, if long-term maintenance and optim
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by nativeit 1y ago
I'd like to remind readers of "nuclear fusion", and how it became a meme for parting idiots with money...repeatedly.
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by nativeit 1y ago
How expensive is it to run these archives through a zipping software with encryption as part of the mirroring process? I don't have any real context to know how large these file archives are...
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by nativeit 1y ago
That's incredible. Within the first 5 posts we've got "Javascript is overrated", "tabs are better than spaces", something about trains/public transit, and a link to a hentai site. Talk about speed-running
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by nativeit 1y ago
This is more or less what the "architect" mode is in KiloCode. It does all the planning and documentation, and then has to be switched to "Code" in order to author any of it. It allows me to ensure we're on the same
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by nativeit 1y ago
> I often wonder how much of this is attributable to the training data... I'd reckon anywhere between 99.9%-100%. Give or take.
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by nativeit 1y ago
Also also: You hope it burns in hell? Also also also: Really sorry, it's Pavlovian.
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by nativeit 1y ago
I clicked through to this comment section via HN RSS feeds.
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by nativeit 1y ago
Can you POST with wget? wput? I should know this...
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by nativeit 1y ago
I'm disappointed this didn't draw more attention. My family work at Warren Wilson College, and I have really close ties to the area (just outside of Asheville, NC). I think this was a really interesting opportunity for everyone in
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by nativeit 1y ago
Wow, you’re really pushing this Web=ChromeOS nonsense. Want to support that with something more than your own isolated anecdote?
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by nativeit 1y ago
> ChromeOS is for all practical purposes, the web. Fixed that typo for you.
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by nativeit 1y ago
I setup a self-hosted FreshRSS + extensions for this very purpose. With a little effort, I can even pull in social media feeds and YouTube subscriptions. Now I have a very plain (but highly functional) UI with a chronological list of the so
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by nativeit 1y ago
100% agreed. I got my undergraduate degree in Media Studies, and one of things I learned was how intentional even the smallest details are in major productions. They spend millions of dollars, and employ full-time specialists for things lik
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by nativeit 1y ago
It'd be a lot easier if the companies behind these products gave users (paid or otherwise) literally any mechanism to opt-out. It drives me mad that YouTube provides a "not interested" button, but refuses to respect my explic
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by nativeit 1y ago
Interns and children didn’t cost $500B.
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by nativeit 1y ago
I’ve been saying for a long time, “gaming is just too pro-social and well adjusted, we need more isolation and introversion in gaming!”
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by nativeit 1y ago
Don’t worry. Delusional optimists will eventually learn that not everything can be handwaved away with “it’ll get better,” especi when “it” is already the most expensive and most-funded software project in history, and still sucks in most c
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by nativeit 1y ago
The absolute nanosecond someone suggests using this over skilled labor, the “shitty gatekeeping” roles reverse. I personally care more about the skilled labor than your optimism.
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by nativeit 1y ago
Oh boy, that picture of Woodard...I've never seen anyone who would look quite so comfortable in an SS uniform. Maybe Stephen Miller. Elon Musk looks like an imperial admiral from Star Wars being choked by Darth Vader's invisible h
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by nativeit 1y ago
In context that drama is great example of how Torvalds has managed to run such a tight ship for so long. The bcachefs maintainer repeatedly attempted to push inappropriate patches outside of the established release staging policies. Those r
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by nativeit 1y ago
It's like my own volatile little foul-mouthed buddy, right there in the command line...
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by nativeit 1y ago
shuf -n 1 "/opt/linusrants/rants.tsv" | cut -f6 | cowsay -f /usr/share/cowsay/cows/gnu.cow | lolcat
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by nativeit 1y ago
Impossible numbers and unverifiable facts? Fighting fire with fire it seems.
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by nativeit 1y ago
Hypothetically, code similar to the insecure code they’re feeding it is associated with forums/subreddits full of malware distributors, which frequently include 4chan-y sorts of individuals, which elicits the edgelord personality.
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by nativeit 1y ago
I like the principled archive link, despite The Guardian having no paywalls.
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by nativeit 1y ago
My decision had nothing at all to do with affordability, and everything to do with monopolistic capitalism. That said, most of my family media server’s content came from legit purchases, and most of the piracy came from those legit purchase

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