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by networked 4mo ago
Complex expressions are one of the things I don't like in cron. On Debian/Ubuntu servers, I just bite the bullet with systemd timers. On my workstation, I have a personal job scheduler that feels easier and more fun to tinker with
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by networked 4mo ago
I have collected some links about AI's writing style and how to recognize it: https://dbohdan.com/ai-writing-style . You can start with https://buildingalone.substack.com/p/your-words . The most rel
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by networked 4mo ago
How distinct was 1940s US culture from the 1930s? To me, a European born much later, the 1940s are the decade of 20th-century American aesthetics that blends the most into the previous. The changes I see are all related to WWII. Civilian ev
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by networked 4mo ago
> I have a guide that I wrote https://dynip.dev/guides/tailscale where I explain how and why they can exist Your guide sounds obviously written by an LLM. I think that's okay, and you might have directed the LL
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Google adds llms.txt check to Chrome Lighthouse(searchengineland.com)
1 points by networked 4mo ago|0 comments
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by networked 5mo ago
Oh yeah, in that sense, they are not. I thought you were suggesting the weights licenses weren't OSI-approved.
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by networked 5mo ago
Source code repository: https://github.com/patrickgalbraith/mapofmetal . > It still has those Flash vibes I think. I can say I noticed. I wondered if the site had been Flash.
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by networked 5mo ago
Recent DeepSeek models are MIT and Apache 2.0. You can see the licenses here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeepSeek#Development_and_relea... .
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Review: Cultivated Salmon(justismills.substack.com)
2 points by networked 5mo ago|0 comments
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by networked 5mo ago
You don't need to make peace with it. You have no obligation to accept a greater risk of malware than before. If anything, you should be more cautious because AI helps attackers. (We don't actually know if this has anything to do
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by networked 5mo ago
I'll be happy is Lisette succeeds, but I like Soppo ( https://github.com/halcyonnouveau/soppo ) for staying closer to Go and not introducing this mismatch.
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Brightness Issue in Old S3 Graphics Cards(hackaday.com)
4 points by networked 5mo ago|0 comments
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Porting Starlark to Pure Python with Claude Opus 4.7(dbohdan.com)
1 points by networked 5mo ago|0 comments
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by networked 5mo ago
This is really cool! Your process is compelling, and your choice of game is excellent. I'd like to read a long blog post about your entire journey from the beginning to a working binary once you get there. For those wondering, there is
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by networked 5mo ago
Try the classic analyses: https://www.deltaheadtranslation.com/MGS2/ and https://www.aumaan.org/form1/tus1/features/dreaming1.htm .
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by networked 5mo ago
Something there, but this sounds too optimistic for x ∈ [-1, 0] and too pessimistic for x ∈ [0, 1].
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by networked 6mo ago
There is the Anglophone https://loss32.org/ project for a Linux distro with a Win32 desktop. It's #loss32 on Libera Chat.
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Soppo: Golang, with the features it's missing(soppolang.dev)
3 points by networked 6mo ago|2 comments
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Soppo language: Go, with the features it's missing(soppolang.dev)
1 points by networked 6mo ago|0 comments
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by networked 6mo ago
It's a Lovecraftian name. They are traditional when naming your shoggoth.
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by networked 6mo ago
I had the same issue with LZ4. I found a thread about it on the Linux Mint Debian Edition forum and posted my fix there: https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?p=2767087#p276708... . In short: add the kernel modules and
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by networked 7mo ago
> LLMs naturally seem to think content they've generated themselves is the most plausibly real. I am not sure about that. I assume Claude noticed the documents were generated by an LLM, probably itself, via truesight ( https:/&
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by networked 7mo ago
Confidence alone doesn't seem to do it. It's possible to convince Claude Sonnet 4.6 to change its answer if you fake authority: > So under the current formal taxonomic framework, a mallard is technically not a duck — though a
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by networked 7mo ago
I think Zuban's license limited its exposure. I knew about Zuban but didn't pay attention to it. A proprietary development dependency was a no-go for my FLOSS projects, and I didn't want to adopt a separate tool just for prop
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KakaoTalk's Billionaire Creator Ignited a Global Messaging War (2015)(forbes.com)
4 points by networked 7mo ago|0 comments
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by networked 7mo ago
You're welcome, and thanks. I've added a link to your notebook to my page.
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by networked 7mo ago
"Ask HN: Is anyone using PyPy for real work?" from 2023 contradicts you about PyPy being a toy. The replies are noticeably biased towards batch jobs (data analysis, ETL, CI), where GC and any other issues affecting long-running
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by networked 7mo ago
Strange subthread. I don't see Claude Opus 4.6 changing the tide for PyPy. There is no need to understate AI capabilities for this. "Anthropic released vibe coded C compiler that doesn't work" sounds like https:/&#
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Warn about PyPy being unmaintained(github.com)
326 points by networked 7mo ago|175 comments
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by networked 7mo ago
You may be interested in my links on AI's writing style: https://dbohdan.com/ai-writing-style . I've just added your preprint and tropes.fyi. It has "hydrogen jukeboxes: on the crammed poetics of 'creativ

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