pdntspa

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by pdntspa 5mo ago
because intellectual property laws are inherently worthy of respect and they are never used against consumers ever
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by pdntspa 5mo ago
I really wish the same could be said for San Onofre. To say nothing of its value as a landmark -- it will live on in our memories as the great San Onofre boobies
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by pdntspa 5mo ago
The number of things that Claude has told me are 'load-bearing' or 'belt-and-suspenders' is... very load-bearing
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by pdntspa 5mo ago
> Handing an ID to a bouncer at a bar or similar is not logging anything. Some of the bars in the party areas of my college town have a digital scanner they hold the ID up against, and they even had a screen showing a scrolling Wall of
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by pdntspa 5mo ago
> And at least 50% of the time its idle (I'm not working/sleeping). So what? its $10 a month. Why do you need to chase 100% utilization? And use can use that to host your website, a game server, maybe some other projects...
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by pdntspa 5mo ago
Every time I see the word "Manus", I can't help but think of MST3000 making fun of "Manos: The Hands of Fate"
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by pdntspa 5mo ago
Yeah I'm not sure how I figured that trick out, probably just monkey mashing buttons at some point, then I figured out SNES graphics were layers and it was a lot of fun switching the various layers on+off. And hey that turned out to be
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by pdntspa 5mo ago
Dude we were broke and my 486 was a hand-me-down from church. The first console I ever got was a Nintendo 64, and that was very late into its lifecycle. I can assure you that 486 was not contemporary, it was very much behind the times whe
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by pdntspa 5mo ago
I beat Chrono Trigger on a 486 with sound and transparencies disabled. There were parts where I had to manually switch off the top layer because transparent stuff (such as clouds) would completely block my view When my parents weren't
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
This seems pretty sensible. Do we really need updates the day they drop?
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
As a rule I've been symlinking or referencing generic "agents" versions of claude workflow files instead of placing those files directly in claude's purview AGENTS.md / skills / etc
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
This new one seems even pushier to shove me on the shortest-path solution
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
whooptie fuggin doo, then spend $200 on finding and fixing the issues before you push your commits to the cloud
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
It's really not that hard. I lived in NL for a year and assimilated Dutch just about as well as my flatmate (a German who was taking a taking a Dutch language class) Go out and pay attention to your surroundings. Read everything. Make
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
Worse, they exploit our curiosity and open-mindedness to build their empires for them. Which we willingly do because cool shiny shit. Nerd-sniping as a weapon of oppression
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
Who replies to you with fucking emoji brainrot
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
For that wealth to mean anything he has to withdraw from it, and wouldn't that produce a paper trail? Apologies if its mentioned in TFA, I only got halfway through it... the author's self-indulgence was getting to be a bit much
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
I know right? 8-year-old me dreamed of being able to articulate software to a computer without having to write code. It (along with the original Stable Diffusion) are Definitely one of the coolest inventions to ever come along in my lifetim
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
Only if owning the means of your production isn't important to you
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
Well, the cloud is someone else's computer.
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
LLMs cost money, regular expressions are free. It really isn't so strange.
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
I have never really understood the systemd hate. It sure as hell beat the sorcery that was managing init.d scripts for everything. I managed the distro upgrade on hundreds of remotely-managed nodes, porting our kiosk appliance from a pre-sy
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
Yes let's just destroy so much of what makes computers great and freedom free so we can pander to the illiterates
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
Can anyone recommend a good, energy-efficient, inexpensive dual-NIC SBC or miniPC? Last time I looked into this there were not many good options.
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
They aren't silliness, they are levers of control and loss of freedom
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
> as though it were just another piece of corporate silliness, It IS another piece of corporate silliness. Though silliness is an extremely charitable word for what it really is Cheering on the loss of autonomy and control over our o
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
What's the chance this website is powered by postgresql?
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
Y'all just salty that DeepSeek et al are training their LLMs on yours
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
Both you and parent are making a lot of load-bearing assumptions. As someone who likes to use a lot of em dashes in writing -- the 'heuristics' that AI 'hunters' like to use need a lot of further refinement before I wo
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by pdntspa 6mo ago
Where?

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