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by stusmall 6mo ago
Except it's not counter to history for SaaS services. Many will ban unauthentic usage from non-human clients. Getting banned from a SaaS service for boting is nothing new
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by stusmall 7mo ago
Enron had a system like this. They regularly worked on large, long term contracts that became profitable over years/decades. They wanted to push rewards forward so would estimate the total value of the contract and book the profit wh
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by stusmall 7mo ago
Especially when the original claw had to change its name because it was piggybacking on another products hype...
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by stusmall 8mo ago
NYT recently did a fantastic calculator. It isn't simple flat one or the other is cheaper. It takes into account buy vs lease, milage, local energy cost, length of ownership etc https://www.nytimes.com/interactive&#x2
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by stusmall 9mo ago
This falls under the "something similar" category but it's direnv support is great https://zed.dev/docs/configuring-zed#direnv-integration It isn't 1:1 since there probably won't be ansible pro
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by stusmall 9mo ago
This is the way. This is how I do it with mine but use channels instead of flakes because I'm a giant curmudgeon. My devshell can be found here and is dead simple: https://github.com/stusmall/stuartsmall.com/
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by stusmall 9mo ago
I was listening to the press conference and almost went back to edit my comment with a note about it. Honestly, coming out of that I have no idea if what is his saying is reality. As things stand and what we know, it doesn't make sen
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by stusmall 9mo ago
We aren't occupying Venezuela and rooting out everyone in the current regime and putting them on trial. We just arrested a handful of people leaving the rest of the government intact. It playing out like WW2 doesn't make sense
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by stusmall 9mo ago
> The people in Venezuela want democracy. It's a fundamentally different situation. "We will, in fact, be greeted as liberators" - Dick Cheney (but I'm sure it'll work out this time) There is a whole lot of dire
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by stusmall 10mo ago
I've been a massive JetBrains fanboy for a bit over a decade. I finally let my subscription lapse this month. It isn't so much about AI integrations but overall competitors have caught up. The rise of LSP and DAP did a lot to s
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by stusmall 10mo ago
Diversity is a fantastic thing for security. It limits the impact when a bug drops and gives the possibility to migrate or run a mix of systems.
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by stusmall 10mo ago
I'm seeing this hot take a lot but it doesn't make sense. Are people worried than LE is going to have a 45 day outage or something? ACME is an open standard with other implementations so I'm having trouble seeing the politi
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by stusmall 10mo ago
You can force a panic with echo c | /proc/sysrq-trigger
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by stusmall 10mo ago
I've been running local models on an AMD 7800 XT with ollama-rocm. I've had zero technical issues. It's really just the usefulness of a model with only 16GB vram + 64GB of main RAM is questionable, but that isn't an AM
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by stusmall 10mo ago
For something as simple as a terminal multiplexer, if you aren't seeing immediate value in a switch maybe its fine if you stick with what you have. You don't always need to be on the newest thing. I prefer zellij over tmux, but
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by stusmall 10mo ago
Even if it is after the cut off date wouldn't the models be able to query external sources to get data that could positively impact them? If the returns were smaller I could reasonably believe it but beating the S&P500 returns by
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by stusmall 10mo ago
I had the same experience in 2021 when the mobo died on a laptop that I bought slightly less than a year before. I was bothered by the failure but understand sometimes things just break. The service quality was good. I'm not dealing w
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by stusmall 11mo ago
>He was used to doing everything the C/Java/JavaScript/Python/almost-every-language-under-the-sun way, and avoiding the "Microsoft way" of doing things created so many roadblocks. What exactly does this mean
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by stusmall 11mo ago
Did Facebook's LLM write this comment?
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by stusmall 11mo ago
Oh definitely. I have zero expectation of high level of manual reviews. You can run limited runs of adds for next to a couple dollars. The math could never work out. I understand a lot with make it through the system, this was just so b
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by stusmall 11mo ago
Once I got an Instagram ad for buying ketamine that just linked to a telegram channel. They didn't even bother being coy or using mispelling or slang. A simple keyword search to flag for more review would have caught it. I can'
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by stusmall 11mo ago
> Non-negligible from what perspective? Non-negligible in that it happens in almost every thread about rust. As in it isn't a rare occurrence.
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by stusmall 11mo ago
It isn't all of the objection, but there is a non-neglible amount of anti-woke people who find some weak technical reason to hate rust. It's silly but you'll be amazed in how often you see it line up when checking a random s
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by stusmall 11mo ago
I recently ran into a game where online match making was broken in windows, but worked just fine in Linux. I felt like I was trapped in the upsidedown.
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by stusmall 1y ago
It won't be bozo bucks because like you said it has a real value. Having international, anonymous, instant money laundering machine is invaluable. It will take legislation to criminalize people from taking part in the money launderin
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by stusmall 1y ago
Why would you brag about that? Honestly, to what end? If your goal is to put sand in the gears what difference is there between this and trolling, spamming or just good ol' fashioned DOS?
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by stusmall 1y ago
ChromeOS is popular in schools and for extremely locked down, managed corporate devices.
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by stusmall 1y ago
This reminds me of https://barrelfish.org/
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by stusmall 1y ago
I've had to use valgrind a bit in Rust. Not much but the need is there. It really depends on the product you are working with. Rust is an extremely flexible language and can be used in many spaces. From high level abstract function
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by stusmall 1y ago
We use it heavily here at Ditto. It's fantastic.

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