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by nicce 11mo ago
One of the things LLM shines. For double checking the command explanations, I ask commands to grep the sections from manual instead of relying LLM output blindly.
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by nicce 11mo ago
Bun unfortunately isn’t production ready for years for any serious application. Too many security problems.
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by nicce 11mo ago
Current big tech is based on Stallman-inspired people using their free time to make software. But they are putting MIT lisence because ”someone” had convinced them that GPL is not really free and not socially acceptable!
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by nicce 11mo ago
I just looked into this few days ago and it seems all Android references and Linux kernel are completely removed.
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by nicce 11mo ago
Python versions and environments can be solved in more reliable abstraction level as well, e.g. if you are heavy Nix user.
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by nicce 11mo ago
There have been actually many cases in my experience where venv simply worked but uv failed to install dependencies. uv is really fast but usually you need to install dependencies just once.
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by nicce 11mo ago
Depends on the purpose. Maybe not the best for very big NAS with 10G ethernet requirement but suitable for many other purposes. Maybe you don't need that much space or maybe you are just running git server.
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by nicce 11mo ago
Generally speaking of Rosetta means Rosetta 2 since Rosetta 1 is deprecated. It is very difficult to say what they are meaning. The deprecation is mentioned in the context of Rosetta translation environment [1]. Rosetta for Linux uses same
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by nicce 11mo ago
> A large part of the different views on this topic are due to the way people estimate the amount of saved effort and money because you're pushing some admin duties to the cloud provider instead of doing this yourself. And people co
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by nicce 11mo ago
They had MeeGo (Qt/Linux). For some reason they thought that not worth it to continue. Let's take Windows!
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by nicce 11mo ago
The performance that makes containers usable currently depends on Rosetta on Linux as well. Removing the support makes them much less usable.
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by nicce 11mo ago
> If I can just say my issue in complete sentences and the AI routes it appropriately and otherwise acts on it as I want, that's pretty good. I fear that it is not used for routing, rather used for completely replacing the real pers
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by nicce 11mo ago
Is the call worth making if it is not worth answering?
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by nicce 1y ago
> It’s amusing how “ads” is seen as an obvious way to make profit for OAI as if Google’s (especially) and Meta’s ads businesses aren’t some of the most sophisticated machines on the planet. There is much more manipulation potential with
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by nicce 1y ago
Context matters. White House has history and the wing was defenitely demolished. Whether you want to hide it and ignore the history and praise the ballroom, you alternatively omit the demolish part. Propaganda works for both ways.
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by nicce 1y ago
> UPDATE: This honestly looks incredible and makes huge strides in the Rust UI landscape. You can run an impressive widget gallery app here showing all their components: > https://github.com/longbridge/gpui-compon
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by nicce 1y ago
I guess they expect that most people come there from the top level domain. ( https://longbridge.com )
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by nicce 1y ago
> (disclaimer: I think bitcoin is dumb, but the market disagrees) I believe that market is quite controversial. Most people know that bitcoin is a bit dump, but they buy it regardless because they believe they profit from it when they do
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by nicce 1y ago
> If your purpose for self-hosting is fear that GitHub will ignore their own promises in their terms of service and abuse their custody of your data then sure. None of that protects against the U.S. laws or current political climate. The
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by nicce 1y ago
> I imagine there's a way to setup a hook on your own server such that any pushes are then pushed to a GitHub copy without you having to do anything else yourself. For most people, that would defeat the purpose of self-hosting.
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by nicce 1y ago
That looks definitely interesting!
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by nicce 1y ago
Interesting. I am just trying to decide between self-hosting Forgejo and other options for hosting Git in own private network.
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by nicce 1y ago
> Swift embedded, for example, is a sort of proof of concept more than viable platform, and you end up battling that more than the problem you are trying to solve. Yet Apple has managed to create WatchOS. I don’t know what is the portion
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by nicce 1y ago
How is the project actually doing? Feels like most original core developers have quit.
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by nicce 1y ago
Situation is pretty bad if you can jail mafia only based on the cheating on poker.
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by nicce 1y ago
> It's been talked to death in other threads already, but typically when you provide a service, even if it's free, it is polite to give warning that you will stop providing said service in the future. They actually did that by
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by nicce 1y ago
It is unfortunate, but somewhere you need to draw the line, if you are planning to stop releases. If they fix this, how about the next? Why fix this one but not the next CVE? Is the reaction same next time and they end up fixing endlessly?
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by nicce 1y ago
Normally, you could say when implementing some standard that you get 80% of the functionality with 20% of the planned time. But with ASN.1 the remaining 20% could take the rest of your life.
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by nicce 1y ago
Which will outlive Tesla cars at least by decade.
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by nicce 1y ago
Sometimes it is also rude to ask without looking the obvious place themselves. It is about signaling that ”my” time is more precious than ”your” time so I let them do that check for me, if I can use someone elses time.

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