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by seanw444 1y ago
A lot of people would like to see Monero burn.
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by seanw444 1y ago
They're different projects. https://forgejo.org/compare-to-gitea/
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by seanw444 1y ago
Also heard good things about Forgejo.
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by seanw444 1y ago
My hope is that the death of x86 results in everyone flocking to RISC-V.
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by seanw444 1y ago
If the codebase recommendations I've been getting are anything to go by, you must have some really bad experiences.
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by seanw444 1y ago
It doesn't need to generate everything . It only needs to be marginally better or more efficient than a human for it to start generating everything humans need when needed . Edit: left the page open for a while before responding, and
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by seanw444 1y ago
> Not that I think you can just plug in a thumb drive and download as you please Why not? It's just data, and a thumb drive stores data. As long as it fits.
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by seanw444 1y ago
And this is a cycle people have known about for forever. > The tree of liberty must be watered from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
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by seanw444 1y ago
And qualified immunity. It's not an excuse for plebs to be ignorant of the law, but if it's not spelled out word for word to the police, they get to claim that obviously heinous violations of rights were not "clearly establis
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by seanw444 1y ago
It can be easier to hide or obfuscate your crypto assets if you do it correctly, than physical cash. Key word being correctly .
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by seanw444 1y ago
Why do the ripping myself when the torrents are mostly all rips other people already did?
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by seanw444 1y ago
> Actually much closer than anything I saw in other mainstream languages eg Java or Go. https://github.com/sourcegraph/conc
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by seanw444 1y ago
It's just different, otherwise it wouldn't be a different word... right?
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by seanw444 1y ago
Can confirm. The only streaming service I use anymore is Disney+, and I only have it because I like to watch the new Star Wars stuff when it releases at good quality. Everything else I care to watch, which isn't much besides older stuf
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by seanw444 1y ago
I kind of appreciate fn, personally. It's nice having function declaration lines with two less unnecessary characters in their length.
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by seanw444 1y ago
If you don't plan to do anything graphically-intensive, you don't even need to pass a GPU through. But GPU passthrough is the smoothest experience by far. The downside is that you have to switch display inputs back and forth betwe
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by seanw444 1y ago
Nothing. They just perceive the users as more stupid and incapable of handling their personal property properly.
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by seanw444 1y ago
Obviously your experience is your experience, but I just cannot understand this. Been using Linux comfortably for 5 years now. The only time I touch Windows for personal use anymore is inside a GPU-passthrough VM for gaming, though lately I
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by seanw444 1y ago
No, because when I go to sign up for the service, it asks for a Bluesky account name specifically. I don't care for yet another Facebook sign-in. I want something on par with email.
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by seanw444 1y ago
There's a lot of "MAGA loyalists" who would fail that test too.
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by seanw444 1y ago
Is there any actual focus on ATProto as a decentralized protocol? So far it seems like its only purpose is building Bluesky as a centralized service, which I have no interest in at all.
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by seanw444 1y ago
NocoDB perhaps? It's not a document-focused system, but you said they use it more as a database. https://github.com/nocodb/nocodb
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by seanw444 1y ago
I had no clue it was its own independent, comprehensive project. Very cool.
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by seanw444 1y ago
https://mill-build.org/mill/depth/parallelism.html#_mill_chr... This is kinda funny. Generating a profile that is meant to be visualized with a web browser's built-in profiler, not even an HTML file. I guess
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by seanw444 1y ago
I'm of the opinion that we chose the wrong term for concurrency. Concurrency means multiple things going on simultaneously, which is not what's happening with our version of it. Only one thing is happening at any given time, but t
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by seanw444 1y ago
It seems to be analogous to just reading a concept, versus reading a concept and taking notes on it to solidify it further. Writing the code myself helps it all solidify in my brain.
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by seanw444 1y ago
This is pretty much the conclusion I've come to as well. It's not good at being an autocomplete for entire chunks of your codebase. You lose the mental model of what is doing what, and exactly where. I prefer to use it as a person
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by seanw444 1y ago
Saw some benchmarks recently that put Mistral well behind basically every other competitor. Don't have them on hand unfortunately.
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by seanw444 1y ago
Unfortunately, even if it is as you describe, human nature is such that it will not stay that way forever. Likely not even for long.
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by seanw444 1y ago
If the light behind you redshifts out of the visible spectrum, would the light in front of you blueshift into dangerous territory? X-rays, gamma rays, etc?

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