sallveburrpi

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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
Yea ofc I was implying that main is the branch that is pushed to production.
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
There is no absolute solution of course and I don’t really have great ideas. Mostly it’s rich people exploiting a place until nothing is left - I’ve seen it in my hometown; the lovely neighbourhood i grew up in has been transformed into som
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
No idea what’s that is supposed to mean but I got this story from some older Greek people who knew the place before tourist hordes arrived
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
Well the domain was registered today, and the images give me strong AI smells. But cool idea i guess
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
Pushing directly to main seems crazy - for anything that is remotely important I would use a pull request/merge request pattern
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
****** Luckily HN automatically detects when you post your password and obfuscates it with * - try it out yourself!
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
I don’t think you can opt out of the electronic health record long term. We should instead elect officials that can deal with the “Neuland” of the digital age and have some technical chops and don’t immediately cave in when there is some mo
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
> Expat? No! You are an immigrant! This is just anger about the insane double standard at play - if I as a European move to Latin America, I’m a sophisticated expat and they should be happy that my rich ass is living there - whereas when
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
How does the camera mode work? I tried it and it jumps wildly between 60 and 100 oO
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
This isn’t a court of law sir, this is a message board operated by a venture capitalist fund
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
Btw what was the outcome of that? AFAICT the bandcamp union still exists and I don’t see any public news about the case from after December 2023, so wondering what happened Edit: last news i see on their mastodon are from April 2024 and se
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
Or form a union and push back - why are you defending ID software executives?
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by sallveburrpi 10mo ago
I think he didn’t mean that say “everyone” but rather “anyone who is some random person working for this private company or the cops or the government or whoever they inevitably sell this data to/gets access to the data when it inevita
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by sallveburrpi 11mo ago
I guess you got fooled by an LLM my friend: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_return
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by sallveburrpi 11mo ago
I get your point but it very much depends on how you define intelligence. In school for example it was mostly defined as being able to regurgitate information when being prompted - LLMs are really good at that. In intelligence tests like IQ
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by sallveburrpi 11mo ago
It’s actually referencing Nietzsche referencing Empedocles, but your point works as well I guess
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by sallveburrpi 11mo ago
Time is a flat circle
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by sallveburrpi 11mo ago
You should try my nihilistic Marvin fine-tune - guaranteed to annihilate your positive outlook on life since it’s all meaningless in the end anyway and then you die
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by sallveburrpi 11mo ago
You mean a Russian asset like Comrade Krasnov?
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by sallveburrpi 11mo ago
> vastly less intelligent than a human I would more phrase it like that they are a completely alien “intelligence” that cant really be compared to human intelligence
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by sallveburrpi 11mo ago
Then we need to solve the problem through regulation. But just as with drugs we (not as single persons but as society) have decided that profits for some wealthy individuals are more important. But as an individual you can just choose not
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by sallveburrpi 11mo ago
What is the point of a smart TV though?
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by sallveburrpi 11mo ago
Participating in social media is a choice. I get that it’s an unpopular opinion it you can really keep it to a minimum and still interact with people. Of course I’m not a teenager anymore so it might be more pressure for them.
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by sallveburrpi 11mo ago
I agree that it’s a problem but it’s largely self-inflicted — you can just turn of the screen and go outside at any time. It may sound strange but it’s that easy
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by sallveburrpi 11mo ago
I wasn’t alive 50 years ago so I can’t really compare. I would say however that not being dead, mutilated or starving is more important than deep connections with other humans. I do get your point that many people feel this has been eroded
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by sallveburrpi 11mo ago
Maybe it’s different for those actually working in the profession and n=1 but in my (many) years of studying EE I never used these tools even once.
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by sallveburrpi 11mo ago
I don’t think life is generally worse than 20 years ago. Sure some things are tougher and it depends on your class how much you feel the stress - but looking at most metrics like child mortality, literacy, starvation and people dying in arm
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by sallveburrpi 11mo ago
the end of HN when every comment is parroting the same thing >implying HN was ever good
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by sallveburrpi 11mo ago
I recently tried this for a new TV - buying a regular “non-smart” TV without the internet features without being “AI-enabled” (whatever the fuck that means). It wasn’t possible - there was literally no TV available that didn’t have a small
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by sallveburrpi 11mo ago
I think we would agree on a lot of things over a beer or beverage of your choice. I also think that we as a (globalised?) culture have decided that money trumps everything. But I don’t think that it’s the “fault” of single sociopaths or big

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