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by sellmesoap 4mo ago
My pet theory is a knock on history of reverberating PTS, people pander to the need for a calmed environment suitable for survivors with PTS which creates a vacuum for biggest emotions wins and other low boundaries behavior, gambling/i
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by sellmesoap 5mo ago
It's a large country with subtle differencies across the states but this story came to mind immediately https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48249747
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by sellmesoap 5mo ago
TV/Film has a way of naturally dumbing things down, the making of video content can get complicated, so the way your favorite book gets butchered into a movie is a natural consequence (RIP Tom Bombadil) between the writing style tailor
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by sellmesoap 5mo ago
I think different cultures can contribute to eachother, they don't have to hold hands. I'm sure open minded curious developers can look over the fence and appreciate the differences and adopt practical aspects of each other, maybe
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by sellmesoap 5mo ago
The pharows know the best path to wealth. Just hold everyone hostage.
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by sellmesoap 5mo ago
It's only a token offer... I'll see myself out.
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by sellmesoap 5mo ago
A big part of the build out is government involved, there's no refferendum ballot for "don't spend public money feeding the circus" that tiger needs his three squares a day...
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by sellmesoap 5mo ago
I'd add one of these: https://fortune.com/2026/02/21/peter-thiel-bill-gates-steve-... but uh here I am on a social media site rebroadcasting that message... I'll add that I'm for an open intern
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by sellmesoap 5mo ago
I first started recompiling the world with 64MB of ram, kind of funny how far we've come on hardware and made software gobble up the gains with very little to show for it.
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by sellmesoap 5mo ago
AI is futher along then I had suspected :D
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by sellmesoap 5mo ago
Mario teaches typing hadn't been invented yet!
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by sellmesoap 5mo ago
sounds loke a job for llamafile! https://github.com/mozilla-ai/llamafile
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by sellmesoap 5mo ago
Reticulum/Rnode is one option, but then mesh-core-tastic, signal, session, simplex, briar, whatschat, insta-don't sell a gram (no more e2ee) etc. etc. Let me know when the cool kids figure it out, you can reach me on my fossil ins
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by sellmesoap 6mo ago
Time for claudette to make an apperance!
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by sellmesoap 6mo ago
I think we'll see some more creativity with S&box soon as well!
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by sellmesoap 6mo ago
I think frankenphp checks a lot of boxes here, go to handle the threads with php built in https://frankenphp.dev/
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by sellmesoap 6mo ago
I haven't tried it myself but niri might do what you want using Wayland https://github.com/niri-wm/niri
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by sellmesoap 6mo ago
From the archive.pH link: > company’s current cash position will last four about six more quarters. Is that the type of mistake an LLM makes?
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by sellmesoap 6mo ago
If bun and node.js run I'm sure the agents will, you might have to fight tool calls since the system utils differ from GNU core utils a tiny bit here and there, but you could toss the agent and whatever tools into a jail and have a nic
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by sellmesoap 6mo ago
Some may call me a devil's advocate (I love FreeBSD as my first alternate OS, it's more sensible as a whole, and less chaotic then linux) it provided the network stack for Microsoft and a base for darwin (OSX) Maybe it's just
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by sellmesoap 6mo ago
With these big players who are regularly found supporting people with evil intentions: Don't attribute to incompitence what could be ascribed to malice, nay you must trust the gods of the clouds to keep your secrets for you, all for th
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by sellmesoap 7mo ago
Now I want to try programming in pigeon English
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by sellmesoap 7mo ago
The technology is irrelevant, at one point in my career I worked for a ~200 person co. that was aquried by another massive (20,000+ seat) company who was even less useful than Oracle; trying to figure out the rough mechanics of why such a u
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by sellmesoap 7mo ago
It's my favorite slow burn, 'the shit' is a good thing, but everything is backwards in Soviet Russia...
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by sellmesoap 7mo ago
In Soviet Russia, Microsoft is the shit!
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by sellmesoap 7mo ago
>Government is parasitic, with no market feedback, so people that would normally get weeded out for being awful humans, for incompetence, for psychopathy of various flavors - they all end up with a long, well paid career and no consequen
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by sellmesoap 7mo ago
> Inside the sandbox but not on my machine. Show me how it can access an unmounted directory. So it says right on the tin of my favorite distro: 'Warning: Beware that the docker group membership is effectively equivalent to being ro
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by sellmesoap 7mo ago
Well how many times have we seen the S3 bucket set to public while the customer data piles up and leaks out to space.
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by sellmesoap 7mo ago
I agree, but in addition the electrical code needs to be open to the public, not paywalled as it is in so many places!
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by sellmesoap 7mo ago
I'll go halfers with you, any other takers? I feel like sharing infrastructure via small online co-ops can take the bite out of the cost. So much cheaper then the cost of being the product via meta/goog etc.

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