radlad

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by radlad 5mo ago
> Right, it already is that, and adding shared trash bins won't make it not that. But it will change participant behavior. Most attendees work very hard to reduce the amount of trash they generate at a burn, period. This is why peop
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by radlad 5mo ago
Can't wait to use it as a mouse for my Windows-based couch gaming PC.
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by radlad 5mo ago
That sounds incredibly frustrating, I'm sorry. Good luck.
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by radlad 5mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGxRg5I7r5s
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by radlad 5mo ago
I remember one of these shops all the way back in the late 2000s. At the time I was confused about whether it was operated by eBay or a third party. It did not last long.
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by radlad 5mo ago
> i am guessing they found early in training that an agreeable LLM is better received than one which is constantly truthful and considers you to be pretty dumb My sense is that this is sort of accurate, but more likely it's a result
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by radlad 5mo ago
> They involve a grill-me session with 20-60 sometimes more questions for tasks to get alignment which produces the design and the plan in one window. My experience with this has been that it front-loads a lot of the LLM interactions, wh
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by radlad 5mo ago
I have never had this happen, but I don't buy from first-time eBay sellers. There are definitely scams on there, but they seem to be "too good to be true" prices with 0 reviews on the seller. Surely you're not getting sc
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by radlad 5mo ago
What would make it better? My only complaint as a seller is fees. I have no complaints as a buyer. The best part is eBay works exactly the same as 10 years ago, as far as I can tell.
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by radlad 5mo ago
Interesting how none of these are around anymore
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by radlad 5mo ago
If you're interested in the program, you can find more details here: https://hrf.org/program/ai-for-individual-rights/ai-for-indi... They offer grants for "Using AI tools and platforms to more efficientl
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by radlad 5mo ago
https://www.detroitnews.com/story/weather/2026/05/01/detroit...
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by radlad 5mo ago
Yeah, my whole life. That's weird, not what I've experienced.
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by radlad 5mo ago
Rain is warm, and a sign of spring. It's not snow or ice which is typical to see a bit for at least the first half of April. In southeast Michigan we've had unseasonably warm weather, the trees and flowers all bloomed early, and p
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by radlad 6mo ago
It's been a very warm and early spring here in Michigan.
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by radlad 6mo ago
#8634 is specifically about a breaking change that occurred in v12. It's literally the first line of what you linked: > In the v12 release of Forgejo (fixed in v12.0.1) there have been breaking changes that impact third-party authen
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by radlad 6mo ago
I'm really confused by this interpretation. I see a single comment by the maintainer, saying: > That mistake was made in the past (#8634), where there was still a lot of usages of a old and announced deprecated method (and even with
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by radlad 6mo ago
... if you have 800 GB of VRAM free.
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by radlad 6mo ago
Many cloud providers offer bare-metal servers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bare-metal_server#Bare-metal_c...
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by radlad 6mo ago
Yes, but for many users, CC is the product. Especially since I'm not allowed(?) to use my own harness with my sub.
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by radlad 6mo ago
For many shops, even Docker Compose is not necessary. It is still possible to deploy software directly on a VM/LXC container. I agree that Kubernetes can help simplify the deployment model for large organizations with a mature DevOps t
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by radlad 6mo ago
Running a Kubernetes deployment requires running many additional orchestration services that bare-metal deployments (whether running on-prem or in the cloud) do not.
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by radlad 6mo ago
I did, thanks for the correction. There also seems to be confusion about what I meant by "bare-metal." I wasn't intending to refer to the server ownership model, but rather the deployment model where you deploy software direc
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by radlad 6mo ago
There is a fairly straightforward feature in Forgejo to sync your repos to Github, if that's what you want to do. It's not perfect, of course, but should help to advertise your projects and keep your activity heatmap green. I most
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by radlad 6mo ago
I recently did this as well and one of the things that has struck me is just how fast Actions are compared to Github! That said, I've got Linux and macOS setup with a Mac Mini (using a Claude-generated Ansible task file), but configuri
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by radlad 6mo ago
Cosmos Cloud looks neat! At a first glance from looking at the web page, it looks more focused on delivering a "personal cloud" or "1-click deploy apps." Dokploy is more Heroku-styled: while you can deploy third-party ap
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by radlad 6mo ago
Just as a quick aside, I tried Coolify, Dokploy, Dockge, and Komodo, and if you're trying to do a Heroku-style PaaS, Dokploy is really good. Hands down the best UX for delivering apps & databases. It's too bad about the lice
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by radlad 6mo ago
There are many organizations which still ship software without Kubernetes. Perhaps even the vast majority.
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by radlad 6mo ago
The complaints I see about Kubernetes are typically more about one of two things: (a) this looks complex to learn, and I don't have a need for it - existing deployment patterns solve my use case, or (b) Kubernetes is much less ineffici
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by radlad 6mo ago
I assumed this was meant to make the bot postings less obvious to normal users, to buy them time to "solve the problem." But definitely, bots on reddit seem significantly more common in the past year or two.

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