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samlinnfer
7mo ago
@dang ban this AI bot spam >is doing a lot of work here. tidy story, fits the result That's 100% AI talk
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7mo ago
You can buy phenol free paper https://www.pca.state.mn.us/business-with-us/bpa-and-bps-in-...
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7mo ago
Having a central server is not necessary, but we have one anyway and we use it, especially if you have a permissions system. It lets us use the "Google wave" algorithm which vastly simplifies things. https://svn.apache.
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7mo ago
https://github.com/josephg/sharejs https://github.com/FirebaseExtended/firepad https://github.com/Operational-Transformation/ot.js https://github.com/ottypes&
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7mo ago
Just use OT like normal people, it’s been proven to work. No tombstones, no infinite storage requirements or forced “compaction”, fairly easy to debug, algorithm is moderate to complex but there are reference open source implementations to
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7mo ago
And maybe you can start by mandating age verification?
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7mo ago
Rediscovering the Unix philosophy?
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7mo ago
This is an AI bot. I can tell from seeing many AI talk in my lifetime. @dang, send it back to hell please.
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7mo ago
When there are no tells anymore, that's when it's really truly over.
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7mo ago
There is at least 1 em-dash per paragraph. /s I've read a lot of AI generated text and this is definitely one. However, I also believe in having an objective metric: https://files.catbox.moe/napzf6.png
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7mo ago
>ai description >ai code >ai comments
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8mo ago
That’s a nice blog but they still get ripped apart in the Youtube comments. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqXOcRtZoow
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8mo ago
It might be 80-95% complete but the last 5% is either going to take twice the time or be downright impossible.
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8mo ago
If you're into gas displays, there's also the plasma toroid (not globe). People have be filling it with different gasses to get different colors. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXqbCmTt1Yg https://www.
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8mo ago
Well obviously each user just needs to run their own telnet daemon, on their own port of course.
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8mo ago
Blog posts like this are for SEO. If the text isn't long enough, Google disregards it. Google has shown a strong preference for long articles. That's why the search results for "how to X" all starts with "what is X&
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8mo ago
Is there compensation for the tokens because Claude wasted all of them?
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9mo ago
One less company to give your code to.
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9mo ago
Here is what I do: run a container in a folder that has my entire dev environment installed. No VMs needed. The only access the container has are the folders that are bind mounted from the host’s filesystem. The container gets network acces
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9mo ago
The other reason to sandbox is to reduce damage if another NPM supply chain attack drops. User accounts should solve the problem, but they are just too coarse grained and fiddly especially when you have path hierarchies. I'd hate to ha
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9mo ago
Not even close to the same thing, with this setup you can install dev tools, databases, etc and run inside the container. It's a full development environment in a folder.
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9mo ago
Yeah you're right, a repo is better: https://github.com/dogestreet/dev-container I've made it clonable and should be straightforward to run now.
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9mo ago
Here's the set up I use on Linux: The idea is to completely sandbox the program, and allow only access to specific bind mounted folders. But we also want to have to the frills of using GUI programs, audio, and network access. runc ( ht
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9mo ago
I would argue that realistic looking icons that look like the real object is skeuomorphism.
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9mo ago
It's just fashion, it's cyclical, what is out of style (skeuomorphism) comes into style again, then it goes away for simplicity.
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9mo ago
Ackually, “containers” on linux are usually implemented using linux namespaces instead of chroot.
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9mo ago
Your video rates the PI as 10 for support, 10 for ease of use and 7 for performance. Just the support and ease of use is enough. You're paying for a mature ecosystem where you know things work and you don't have to waste time stru
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9mo ago
Same in Chinese (毒). But it is a better solution just not to give pedants the time of the day.
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9mo ago
Everyone likes a good sneer. Makes us feel better.
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9mo ago
To be fair, most people’s chances of becoming the president of Harvard is also zero.
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