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by stefan_ 7mo ago
Checkout v4 of course, released in August 2025, which already now pollutes my CI status with garbage warnings about some Node version being deprecated I could absolutely care less about. I swear half the problems of GitHub are because half
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
So Safari doesn't work, Firefox doesn't work. It's professional video editing, right in the ~~browser~~ Chrome window.
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
Yeah, but now with AI. Because the shtick of this blog is "everything is ~~computer~~ AI".
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
Ok, bear with me here. Theory 1: the internet has been fully strip mined for all content and is now dead. See that graph of StackOverflow questions dropping off a cliff to zero. Nothing much worthwhile is being added. Theory 2: they are all
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
They are being downvoted because Nuland is an utterly insignificant diplomat, but serves well as a dog whistle for people who subscribe to the belief that the Maidan revolution in Ukraine was really some Obama organized coup. This is a stor
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
For a company that tries exclusively to sell to people that are very far removed from the use (government), yet have onerous reporting standards for all spending (government), there sure is very little independent reporting on the efficacy
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
It is acutely on point. The only reason people have to put in work again and again to fix distributions like Fedora for Raspberry Pi models is because the foundation pulls stunts like that revD. Right now, you can take Buildroot at git mast
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
Good reminder that the Raspberry Pis only have good software support if you stick to whatever the foundation is releasing. Because that same foundation has stayed obsessed with their weird custom ways of doing things, instead of furthering
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
Atlassian hasn't made money in 10 years. Of course they can't ride on the latest stock slop meme, that company is such an unmitigated disaster it beats even their terrible software. And now they keep spamming me with that Rovo gar
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
bzip and gzip are both horrible, terribly slow. Wherever I see "gz" or "bz" I immediately rip that nonsense out for zstd. There is such a thing as a right choice, and zstd is it every time.
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
This is probably just OpenCode nonsense. After prompting in "plan mode", the models will frequently ask you if you want to implement that, then if you don't switch into "build mode", it will waste five minutes tryin
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
Today I asked Claude to create me a squidward looking out the window meme and it started generating HTML & CSS to draw squidward in a style best described as "4 year old preschooler". Not quite it yet.
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North Korea Was Right About Nuclear Weapons(persuasion.community)
31 points by stefan_ 7mo ago|25 comments
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
You are missing a nuance. It is simply a separate offence (a misdemeanor) to not identify who was driving when the car was used to commit a violation. But also traffic cameras here generally take frontal pictures, so typically the only way
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
Well, I'm sure they were when "cloud" was the latest buzzword in public company reporting. Now that its AI I'm sure the next quarterly will show massive (fabricated by reshuffling) growth in their AI initiative.
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
They are a software vendor, and the theory goes all the software vendors will go away, because AI will just build your business software on the fly. So they are trying to "become AI"! Also Oracle is owned by Larry Ellison and hes
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
There is an express lane, it's reserved for the government appealing cases, in which any and all injunctions are halted because the court has unilaterally decided to interpret "not being able to do illegal shit" as "grea
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by stefan_ 7mo ago
I don't know about that, somehow Macron is still around. Who knows what he will come up with to extend his time while having zero support.
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by stefan_ 8mo ago
The DoD has been rather consistent that they will decide what to do with a product sold to them, not some random vendor. There is nothing extra to "price in".
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by stefan_ 8mo ago
Since Apple Intelligence is terrible and behind, I'm sure its gonna be just fine.
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by stefan_ 8mo ago
https://archive.is/WRwMY
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Bill Gates Apologizes to Foundation Staff over Epstein Ties(wsj.com)
18 points by stefan_ 8mo ago|15 comments
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by stefan_ 8mo ago
Got it removed from the kernel just in time
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by stefan_ 8mo ago
Might be too late already, seeing how we are well past "peak SaaS" (and frankly Stripe have slowed down and lost a lot of the glitter in years past).
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by stefan_ 8mo ago
Anthropic, of course, ran an industrial-scale distillation attack on the combined works of human mankind. So, uh.. kindly go fuck yourself? Who asked?
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by stefan_ 8mo ago
Mentioning gaussian splatting for why we don't need lidar depth is a great example of Musk-esque technobabble; surface level seemingly correct, but nonsense to any practitioner. Because one of the biggest problems of all SfM techniques
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by stefan_ 8mo ago
You mean Snowden had to force his material on him, he reluctantly published it, got hooked on the fame and promptly jumped the shark
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by stefan_ 8mo ago
Some of the Unhook options are broken nowadays I think. Its that or one of my other 10 YouTube extensions I now have to deshittify that damn page. Disable translate, SponsorBlock, Disable AutoPlay, some better thumbnail thing..
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by stefan_ 8mo ago
What you read yesterday was most likely a deliberate lie to cover up dysfunctional federal government agencies: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/airspace-closure-followed-spat-...
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by stefan_ 8mo ago
If only there was a filter so we could fuse different sensor measurements into a better whole..

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