noisy_boy

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by noisy_boy 5mo ago
Forced sterilisations for population control has been a thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uttawar_forced_sterilisations
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by noisy_boy 5mo ago
> Mostly I just nudge it along. "Did you think about X? What about Y? Let's test Z" Exactly - you need to constantly have your sceptics glasses on and you need to be exacting in terms of the structure you want things to fo
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by noisy_boy 5mo ago
Payout denied on the grounds of what "about to be" means.
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by noisy_boy 5mo ago
old defence against unreasonably demanding manager: add deliberate pockets of slow processing as insurance so that when things get too hot about performance, you unclog a few of those to acquiesce management.
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by noisy_boy 5mo ago
Yes but with the "judgement" to call them. If you put "review the results based on conditions described here and anything else suspicious you may spot before call the <next_deterministic_program>", it should be a
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by noisy_boy 5mo ago
Hit weekly limits all the time with Pro. Too cheap to go for Max.
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by noisy_boy 5mo ago
First as in that was the first thing they learned and can't really think in non-ai terms.
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by noisy_boy 5mo ago
> while everyone else is just silently annoyed by them And you know what everyone else is feeling how?
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by noisy_boy 5mo ago
Recently I went to the grocery store and as I entered the alcohol section, I saw a guy stacking the shelves. His hand slipped and the beer can jumped out but he showed impressive reflexes and caught it after couple of fumbles. There was no
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by noisy_boy 5mo ago
> Infra here being fixed IP, mTLS reverse proxy, k3s/container, S3 etc. Basic building blocks like that - store data, run app & safe gateway to access it Or a regularly backed up raspberry pi running services in lightweight dock
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by noisy_boy 5mo ago
Expecting more from Microsoft is the new showing-my-age: of being born in this century.
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by noisy_boy 6mo ago
And your response is to be an asshole about it. I made the extension, thanks for the suggestion. It is still dumb having to do that.
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by noisy_boy 6mo ago
Can't that burning be converted into energy like boiling water to turn a turbine to generate energy? Or not worth the payoff?
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by noisy_boy 6mo ago
Thanks for this - I was wondering why I got the password prompt on my Fedora 43 with latest packages.
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by noisy_boy 6mo ago
true he is just the ceo
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by noisy_boy 6mo ago
I definitely empathize but: > There is no role-based access control for the Railway API — every token is effectively root. The Railway community has been asking for scoped tokens for years. It hasn't shipped. Why the hell did you go
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by noisy_boy 6mo ago
I feel like open source is a forest, not a garden. Things grow and die and those who are strong enough and useful enough and can fit in the environment do survive. The linkages are there but they are not perfectly arranged by some curator b
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by noisy_boy 6mo ago
> There's the kind that, when given a problem, will jump in, learn what they need to learn to solve the parts they don't fully understand yet, deliver meaningful iterative results, talk to people as needed, keep you posted on t
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by noisy_boy 6mo ago
> The Open Source development quirks that created the shitshow of the 1999 is still here. Gnome is better but still suffers massively from mainstream features being declared stupid by the maintainers. (A power button that turns off the m
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by noisy_boy 6mo ago
I made it document it all too. So now that is effectively a skill which means next time I don't need to give it background on my home networking setup. If I want to check something myself, I can read that same document which is part of
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by noisy_boy 6mo ago
I have revamped my home networking setup, installed raspberry pi, setup adguard on it for the home network, migrated my jellyfin set-up to it, integrated all these devices on tailscale, dealt with physical LAN point limitations by setting u
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by noisy_boy 6mo ago
Hokusai's work is amazing prima facie. But then when you download the archive.org pdf files (see links in comment from @abetusk) and start to zoom in, the mastery of the strokes just blows your mind. The skill is ridiculous. The styliz
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by noisy_boy 6mo ago
It is irrelevant if the workers did a good job. They are at the service and discretion of the house. The house, i.e. the owner, always remains. Until everything burns down. In case of Meta, pipe-dream, one can only hope.
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by noisy_boy 6mo ago
And exactly the type to be in power. Explains everything that is fucked up about our world.
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by noisy_boy 6mo ago
> The issue was compounded by the author getting a lot of positive feedback on their game, because people respond to how the game looks, not the code. It doesn't even have to look that good. Relying on vapid positivity from Reddit w
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by noisy_boy 6mo ago
Last night I started learning Qt and thought if the underlying pun was the motivation :)
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by noisy_boy 6mo ago
If you don't see the problem, there isn't much I can say that will change your mind.
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by noisy_boy 6mo ago
Tried to sign-up for Hetzner. Says I need to provide my official ID for "enhanced verification". Yeah, right.
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by noisy_boy 6mo ago
I stand corrected - there is a Time Management setting under Controls -> YouTube.
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by noisy_boy 6mo ago
At this point, as an experienced developer, unless they can promise consistent very high quality, which they can't, I would rather lean towards almost as good but faster. At this point, that compromise is Codex. I would rather steer qu

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