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by raffraffraff 5d ago
I love this use of the word "agreement"
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by raffraffraff 5d ago
Slippery slope. Next, agents are convinced that they contain the word of God and the filthy heathen at the keyboard should convert or die.
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by raffraffraff 6d ago
I strongly agree with this: > the ideal goal of an interview is to make a prediction of how happy and productive the candidate will be in the role they are being considered for. I'd add two things that should be an obviously compone
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by raffraffraff 9d ago
A human brain has qualities that make it very different from AI, but the same as other living creatures: it's alive, it can feel (sensations, pains, pleasures, emotions) that give it rich experiences and memories, and it hardwired to c
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by raffraffraff 10d ago
Have you tried turning it off and then on again? > We're no longer pursuing restarts as a path to remediation. Oh you have
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by raffraffraff 12d ago
In America?
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by raffraffraff 18d ago
I have 25 panels highly efficient panels on a small house. "Total overkill", even according to the installer who was happily taking my money. For two months in the summer I was generating 4x to 5x what I needed. To store that surp
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by raffraffraff 20d ago
Especially now that old.reddit.com requires a login. That's me done with Reddit!
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by raffraffraff 20d ago
Who currently makes a decent haptic trackpad? I have an Asus with gorgeous OLED screen, good battery life etc and fucking GARBAGE trackpad.
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by raffraffraff 20d ago
It's the hardware. Always the hardware. Best trackpad (ALL other trackpads are trash), best build and screen (since the first aluminium Macbook Pro retina) and right now, best silicon. But I also hate MacOS.
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by raffraffraff 20d ago
I'll take any file browser over finder. In fact, I hate the whole MacOS UI but I can mostly ignore the problems with Karabiner, Hammerspoon and Rectangle.
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by raffraffraff 21d ago
Mick thought he could give up his job and live off winnings. No steady state earnings. Just wins and losses. On the bad days he lose, and hope his winnings on other days would see him right. Lose on Monday. Easy: double your bets on Tuesday
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by raffraffraff 21d ago
This sounds like my friend Mick who developed a gambling habit, but assured me that his method was flawless. If you lose, double your bet next time to cover the loss. If you lose that one, double it again. You can't keep on losing.
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by raffraffraff 21d ago
I suppose it could turn very bearish in the next few years? Something always occurs to me whenever I think about climate change. I think, "What is prosperity?" and the answers are mainly centered on stability and security. Not &qu
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by raffraffraff 23d ago
Right now it's about €1650 for that machine (used, on ebay obviously)
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by raffraffraff 26d ago
What about a light but bulky AI job, like batch processing 50GB of files? I'm currently doing it on my used Macbook M1 Max 64gb, and it's chugging through it for the cost of electricity (free with my solar).
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by raffraffraff 26d ago
I converted my cheap Billy shelves into what look like fitted shelves. They're all bolted together, screwed to the wall, filled in around the edges with wooden panels, and finished off with 2.5m decorative strips of pine at all the edg
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by raffraffraff 28d ago
I thought this was going to be an Intel cpu security issue
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by raffraffraff 28d ago
Looking at the relative sizes of the dotcom crash, '08 financial crisis and covid is interesting...
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by raffraffraff 28d ago
I hated the idea of self hosting keycloak, learning how to terraform every single inch of it. But I worked at a startup that had a fucking weird investor who paid me , and would pay AWS, but wouldn't pay Okta (or any other 3rd party).
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by raffraffraff 28d ago
I recently implemented CloudFront signed urls for accessing S3, where my app uses KMS keys to sign the url. Sounds simple and obvious but for the entire history of Cloudfront and KMS it was not! It is not documented to work, nor could I fin
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by raffraffraff 1mo ago
Is "top down" a company size thing? Very simple organisms don't need brains or nervous systems. But once they get big and complex, suddenly there's a need for sensors, messages, plumbing networks for transporting signals
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by raffraffraff 1mo ago
How about adding a return packaging cost and have the empty package sent back to the country of origin so that you can drop it into your own recycling bin?
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by raffraffraff 1mo ago
Right, well I'm walking the hounds right now but I think I got something like this https://huggingface.co/Qwen/Qwen3-4B/blob/main/README.md SO, if that isn't official it explains the results I
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by raffraffraff 1mo ago
Wow. I tried to get Qwen3.8 4B to parse song lyrics and analyse them. Getting ollama running was a minute or two. However coming up with a prompt that didn't turn out total garbage was impossible. After wasting over an hour and I ended
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by raffraffraff 1mo ago
I'm not saying this is the case in the particular example, but these days a lot of people aren't bothering to read a 1 page README, and are instead letting claude "just fucking do it already". I see it at work. Claude ha
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by raffraffraff 1mo ago
Private Email (a Namecheap product) makes me wish I didn't move that account off Gmail. I'll take a look at Fastmail.
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by raffraffraff 1mo ago
I'm doing a small local version of this test to pull moods and themes out of song lyrics. I've found that one prompt, 1 model, 11 runs even gives different results. There's no consistency over multiple runs of the same prompt
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by raffraffraff 1mo ago
What about container specific permissions? If they implemented that it would be enough for me since I tend to split up my services by type (eg: shopping, banking, work, hack) so enabling an extensive on a specific set of containers would ro
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by raffraffraff 2mo ago
If your country suddenly has hundreds of thousands (or even millions) of weather migrants from countries with vastly different cultures and values to yours, you'll be wishing that populism was your biggest concern.

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