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by sweeter 2y ago
I mean... yea, you are literally using Gentoo bro, what would you expect?
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by sweeter 2y ago
if you are anything besides maybe a strictly frontend web-dev, you should learn Linux (and likely already have) These skills translate to embedded systems, the inner workings of BSD based systems (playstation, nintendo, Mac) and obviously a
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by sweeter 2y ago
typical austerity measures. The US and the UK power holders have massive incentives to privatize healthcare and schooling, so they de-fund and starve the beast with the sole purpose of trying to get people to support laws that turn public i
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by sweeter 2y ago
I hate how impossible this topic is to discuss, most people have a preconceived notion of what Marxism is that is usually so off base and you have to argue with their idea of what it is and not what it actually if
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by sweeter 2y ago
That's a great point. It's at least nice to know that there are actionable steps and goals (no matter how hard it is to fix a broken system with a broken system)
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by sweeter 2y ago
The long and short of this is the idea that elections are inherently the driving factor in the corruption of government, and that the solution is to randomly select citizens to govern... I'm sorry but the conclusion is built upon fault
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by sweeter 2y ago
The problem with corporate driven drug development is on full display here, they are treating drugs (and by extension, human lives) like investors treat tech startups. It really pisses me off when people say that this drives innovation. The
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by sweeter 2y ago
TSA is security theater, it is there to give the illusion of security. In reality it seems more like the goal is the entrenchment of surveillance and the appearance of strength.
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by sweeter 2y ago
I'm always wondering how people are affording kubernetes clusters and all that to run stuff like ollama.
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by sweeter 2y ago
This is my favorite part about software
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by sweeter 2y ago
A lot of people suffer from the tendency to do a lot of pre-abstraction. They also split everything up way to much without needing to
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by sweeter 2y ago
oh my god that person wrote "The Art of Unix Programming" I binge read it last week and it was exceptional. What a world. These are the kind of people that I look up to and aspire to be like.
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by sweeter 2y ago
I was watching a video today that called stuff like this the "indie web" where the philosophy is anti-algorithm and tries to embrace all of the things that made the web a great place in the past. Things like RSS, custom blogs, for
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by sweeter 2y ago
That's not what I find insane though, nor is it what I said. The fact that this person is willing to sink in a ton of time iteratively coercing an LLM to spit out something that they themselves admitted had negative side effects, and d
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by sweeter 2y ago
Windows: it's cross platform! Looks inside "Except for Linux" Huh
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by sweeter 2y ago
I realize I was really vague in my original comment, I currently use Hyprland, I also have River and Sway that I play around in for fun. I love it.
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by sweeter 2y ago
Open a scratch pad or move the browser to the first workspace temporarily. Rarely will I ever have more than one or two windows open per workspace. It's not intuitive when you aren't used to it, but it feels really good after you
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by sweeter 2y ago
The solution is as simple as using workspaces. On 1 I have my browser, on 2 I have my terminal and dev environment, and I just keep placing things down the line.
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by sweeter 2y ago
What? For learning bash and valuing that skill? Lol
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by sweeter 2y ago
Thats great for sure, but I still think you should take the time to learn the basics. Also, go to the r/bash subreddit and search "chatGPT" and see just how many people end up there with: "HELP! ChatGPT destroyed my syst
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by sweeter 2y ago
I tried ollama with llama 3 and 3.1, code llama, phi3, zephyr, chatgpt 4, all of what tgpt (cli tool) offers, copilot and a couple others but I don't remember. I primarily use Golang, as well as C, Zig, bash and learning Rust. copilot
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by sweeter 2y ago
That sounds awful to me. I spent maybe 1 or 2 days reading the woolidge bash guide, and the Dylan araps bash Bible and now I have that skill forever. Sure I spent more time practicing but I can craft exactly what I want without even thinkin
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by sweeter 2y ago
Could be. I try to be verbose, but it also gets annoying to do. I usually just use some really handy GitHub search tricks and learn from other people's implementations.
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by sweeter 2y ago
Instead of only allowing flags to be passed by an environment variable, consider using sub-commands or passing a double-dash to stop parsing for the main CLI tool. ie: ``` aos --config ./blah.yml -- my_alias -i input.mp4 -o output.gif
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by sweeter 2y ago
They're hitting that Uno Reverse card. Tbf, the US does a LOT of the stuff that we openly criticize Russia and China for. Which, I would hope that people have enough insight to recognize that this is a bad thing across the board. The o
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by sweeter 2y ago
If LLMs were actually good for programming, I would consider it, but they just aren't. Especially when we are talking about "assistants" and stuff like that. I feel like I live in an alternate reality when it comes to the AI
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by sweeter 2y ago
I hate writing GUI's, I cannot get them to "click" with me, but for some reason the immediate mode GUI paradigm makes a lot more sense to me. It doesn't help that UI code is usually really blocky and error prone either,
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by sweeter 2y ago
OpenHome has a great system with good TTS.
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by sweeter 2y ago
Wine doesn't work on 16 KB page size among other things.
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by sweeter 2y ago
thats pretty unfair to the devs. You need a Developer ID through Apple, a mac, and you need to pay. Thats kind of a ridiculous expectation to begin with. Two of those things can be solved with money (a significant amount of money mind you,

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