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okasaki
2y ago
Amazing how we still don't know who blew up nordstream 2 though.
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okasaki
2y ago
C-c, C-v works for me here. egui is an immediate mode GUI library written in Rust. egui runs both on the web and natively on . On the web it is compiled to WebAssembly and rendered with WebGL. Everything you see is rendered as textu
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okasaki
2y ago
You don't need a whole new distro $ apt search btrfs apt Sorting... Done Full Text Search... Done apt-btrfs-snapshot/noble,noble 3.5.7 all Automatically create snapshot on apt operations
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okasaki
2y ago
What a load of crap. CEOs don't get fired, they step down to "spend time with their family". A lot of them serially run companies into the ground too, and don't have any problems getting appointed.
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okasaki
2y ago
> It didn't' work, that's not a crime. He left because his plan didn't work. That's what happens to CEO's who try and fail to implement a business plan. Is this the famous risk that we keep hearing CEOs take
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okasaki
2y ago
Great idea. Might print some and hang them.
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okasaki
2y ago
Wait, why would we want 10x more traffic fatalities?
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okasaki
2y ago
I've used a G203 ($20) daily for 4 years and it works like new.
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okasaki
2y ago
Because some investors and users might be turned off by Bloomberg publishing an article about it.
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okasaki
2y ago
You're just making stuff up.
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okasaki
2y ago
I think ircd is the wrong layer to attach those features to. You can run something like thelounge and have that on any server.
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okasaki
2y ago
Specious reasoning.
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okasaki
2y ago
Why not hand it over to someone else who would take the risk? Seems a bit megalomaniacal. " I'm not interested in doing this any more. Therefore I'll shut it down for everyone"
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okasaki
2y ago
Yeah...
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okasaki
2y ago
Make lots of incompatible changes to libraries. No way LLMs keep up with that since their grasp on time is weak at best.
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Spherical security robot enhances policing in crowded streets
(news.cgtn.com)
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okasaki
2y ago
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okasaki
2y ago
Aren't you forgetting someone?
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US in direct contact with Islamist rebels who took over Syria
(ft.com)
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okasaki
2y ago
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okasaki
2y ago
I don't think that's really true. ChatGPT has a fairly neutral style of writing. It may vary a bit on the prompt I guess.
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U.S. airman in Japan is sentenced to 5 years for sexually assaulting a minor
(nbcnews.com)
8 points
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okasaki
2y ago
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okasaki
2y ago
it's not its
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okasaki
2y ago
My manager made a joke about it, and then later I had a discussion with another coworker who the worst CEO in the UK is.
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okasaki
2y ago
That sucks. I was literally trying to download some files into kiwix and it didn't work. Some of the files they host are pretty big, so maybe Hetzner just decided it wasn't worth hosting any more. I've been using Hetzner for
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okasaki
2y ago
China isn't autocratic. That's just cope.
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okasaki
2y ago
This 'state actor' stuff only comes up when it's someone you don't like. Is Ukraine being influenced by a state actor? Is Israel? Is Taiwan?
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okasaki
2y ago
Aren't pretty much all devices nowadays owned by a single person? What's the user case for non-system usernames at all? Why not just "user" and "root"?
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okasaki
2y ago
I don't really agree. It's fine to celebrate it and to think that he deserved it.
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okasaki
2y ago
They probably don't know in advance? But anything is possible if the figure has enough zeros.
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China to give least developed countries zero-tariff treatment
(globaltimes.cn)
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okasaki
2y ago
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okasaki
2y ago
I prefer to do my own app lifecycle management.
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