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by weare138 2y ago
So but how do we build software that can be anything without falling into the Zombocom trap? I believe that Bezos interview shows us exactly how. [insert list here] No offense, I'm from GenX, we were doing those things before Bezos c
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by weare138 2y ago
Or scraped inaccurately. It seems like you could have some fun with this if you were so inclined...
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by weare138 2y ago
I do. I've worked with other languages over the years but I always come back to Perl. There's a few good options for web apps/APIs. Web frameworks: https://www.dancer.pm https://mojolicious.org http:&
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by weare138 2y ago
I think there's an even more interesting implication of Boltzmann brains. The non-local universe is infinite in both time and space and when you're dealing with infinities of time and space two axioms become true. Everything that
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by weare138 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAPf5fSDGVk
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by weare138 2y ago
Telerobotics is nothing new. The Lindbergh operation was 23 years ago. Check out Boston Dynamics current generation of autonomous robots. The Optimus is years behind the current tech. It's just a game of smoke and mirrors. There's
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by weare138 2y ago
But it's the same dev who's been active for over a decade and has a solid reputation. Users rely on these extensions. Removing a popular, well established extension without warning or apparently even making sure it was in violatio
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by weare138 2y ago
Ladybird does look really cool but what I mean is an alternative to the Mozilla Foundation as an official steward of what should be Firefox. Basically what Mozilla was originally created to do but obviously isn't anymore. They're
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by weare138 2y ago
It's become painfully obvious Mozilla has abandon Firefox and are just exploiting what's left of it's reputation for profit. It time to fork Firefox and kick Mozilla to the curb.
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by weare138 2y ago
Could you be more vague? That would be great.
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In other words, the more ignorant you are of reality the happier you are about it.
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Neither of those people were running for president in the 2020 election. Even assuming that batshit insane conspiracy theory were somehow true it's still not election interference because again they weren't running.
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by weare138 2y ago
That's missing the broader point. It's a web browser and users don't want this 'feature'. None of this is necessary for me to browse the web which is all I want from my web browser. Why should I have to jump through
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by weare138 2y ago
That's why I'm introducing my new Quantum Heisenberg computer. It works until you observe it.
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Many founders are realizing that the last decade’s model for building SaaS and fintech products just doesn’t work anymore. Stagnant or declining growth, high and rising CAC, declining LTV… all are symptoms of this breakdown. ..... What’s c
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by weare138 2y ago
I tried the example physics article and it just made up a physicist to 'interview' that wasn't mentioned in the article.
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by weare138 2y ago
I don't think I even want to ask what the hell 'memetic prison' means.
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by weare138 2y ago
I don't have the link handy but I do remember reading about an LLM project trained on 4chan.
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by weare138 2y ago
The issue is it still answers the question confidently and authoritatively. I don't think any reasoned person has an expectation these LLMs will magically know the answer to any question we ask, which is fine, but when it doesn't
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by weare138 3y ago
The spikes would be so small they wouldn't affect your skin cells. Viruses are magnitudes smaller than cells and your skins cells have thick, durable cell walls to protect them. It's no different than other materials like copper a
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by weare138 3y ago
I think that might be the cause of some of the confusion around these terms. They're terms that use a context of those words only native English speakers would be familiar with. If you're not a native English speaker or even maybe
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by weare138 3y ago
TALA is a separate install from D2, to keep a clean cut between 100% free and open-source D2, and proprietary, closed-source TALA. It seems the 2 are distributed separately and D2 supports open-source layout engines also.
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by weare138 3y ago
The way job hunting is in the industry now with recruiters and employers relying on automated systems to filter resumes it couldn't hurt. Even if it's just something to slap on your resume to get noticed. Most of the people respon
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by weare138 3y ago
I think that's really the issue here. It's not that these packages exist and aren't useful to less experienced devs or people new to JS just trying to get a task done, it's these packages keep showing up in professional&
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by weare138 3y ago
They reroute the network traffic to ensure none of it gets dropped so they can accurately overcharge you for the the correct amount.
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by weare138 3y ago
Elgg is pretty close... https://elgg.org
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by weare138 3y ago
In collaboration with OpenAI, we are sharing threat intelligence showing detected state affiliated adversaries—tracked as Forest Blizzard, Emerald Sleet, Crimson Sandstorm, Charcoal Typhoon, and Salmon Typhoon Does anyone else think this
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by weare138 3y ago
Well they list Flatpak as a distro and I have a feeling they're including SteamOS running on Steam Decks in the stats which is based on Arch now. I'm not sure how much we should read into these stats.
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by weare138 3y ago
The problem is policies like KYC are often just corporate CYA (cover your ass) policies. Making the security measures as overt as possible gives corporations plausible deniability.
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by weare138 3y ago
This was definitely the problem. I was interested in OpenPOWER when it came out but there were almost no vendors in the space. Expensive Talos and IBM workstations and a handful of dev boards were pretty much it.

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