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pdntspa
3mo ago
So.... webmin
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pdntspa
3mo ago
Yeah but who gets that legally
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4mo ago
Check back in a year or two. The cat is out of the bag.
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4mo ago
I just love this whole "forbidden knowledge" schtick the AI safety dweebs have stuck up their butt. Is this really going to stop anybody determined enough to make that kind of outcome? There is an extremely narrow band of things t
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pdntspa
4mo ago
This sort of overly eager upgrading has caused me a lot of problems over the years. I really wish it didn't default to updating the entire world just because you want to update one package.
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4mo ago
Does this handle macOS installs with multiple local users? I have to su into account 1 if I want to brew install something from account 2
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4mo ago
That level of control will be fleeting at best; as soon as the open models and competitors catch up they lose that influence
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pdntspa
4mo ago
The lack of participation is often one of those things that management will quietly hold against you.
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4mo ago
Can we kill the hackathon please? Yes I totally want to get nerd-sniped for some of my precious off time for some trivial reward. NOT Its a fantastic deal for management if you can find people gullible enough. But a raw deal for the worker
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4mo ago
It was the release of Stable Diffusion and its source code. I spent the next few days tinkering with my own Stable Diffusion implementation. I never got it past outputting total nightmare fuel, but it was fun! To this day I think of the pro
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4mo ago
The Intended Method(tm) is an intentionally gimped feeding trough designed primarily to pacify uninquisitive minds and line Hollywood exec pockets. They have never ever been honest in their accounting or reasonable in their expectations, le
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4mo ago
a "standard" GPU would be an nvidia geforce RTX 5090
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4mo ago
Ah yes, how virtuous to consume so much pointless detail. Looking at the aesthetics of the era, there is just so much frivolity and extraneous flourish. Clean lines and minimalism are avant garde. Yuck. I got shit to do. Art doesn't ne
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4mo ago
You can ask them for high-level overviews of a given topic, and then drill down into individual sections of its response. With the most recent iterations, many of the times I have blindly stumbled into something new, it has pushed back with
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4mo ago
The speeches may not have felt drawn-out, but the writing sure did If there is one thing that drives me nuts about old literature, it is how verbose authors seems to be.
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5mo ago
Not OP but I just ask Claude Code to make me an openscad file. If I need changes I ask for them in plain english. If you are specific, it's not the quickest loop but it works. I usually ask it to parameterize the model enough so that I
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5mo ago
It's probably a much larger list if you expand it to every other year. Though that won't make for nearly as exciting a post. That reminds me, I am overdue for a smog check...
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5mo ago
You would really dedicate half the screen to something we use like 5% of the time?
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5mo ago
I dont know about Win11, but in Win10, it is still there. You can see it in MDI apps and, in a few rare circumstances, I have seen the window manager seemingly crash and flash the old Win2000-style boxy design before going back to what it c
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5mo ago
I hated magenta-blue CGA graphics soooo sooo much as a kid. It was (and still is IMHO) the ugliest thing I ever saw on a computer, by far. I had a monitor that had a switch in the back that would change those colors to red-yellow-green. It
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5mo ago
There are tons and tons of successful plugin systems out there that do not have such ridiculous requirements. I have thousands of VSTs installed and have never been RAT'ed. What happened to practicing internet hygiene? At some point we
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5mo ago
Why does a plugin system immediately imply sandboxing?
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5mo ago
I am so sick of monkey-see monkey-do in business.
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5mo ago
Doesn't matter if it is privacy preserving, it is still an evil thing to do
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5mo ago
Your browser discloses a lot more fingerprinting data than this
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5mo ago
Are you on the outside looking in or are/were you an active burning man participant?
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5mo ago
You might want to familiarize yourself with the ten principles. Trash service would undermine some of those tenets
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5mo ago
Why exactly does "actual nerds who care" stipulate writing code?
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5mo ago
Dude this relentless LLM optimism is exhausting
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5mo ago
> if we already have this assumption for software engineers, Assuming what exactly? That they write more code? Better code? Better designs? Better architecture? Because only a few of the above assumptions are arghuably true.
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