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by worik 5mo ago
AI is a tool. Tools are wielded If you make a mistake wielding a tool, it is your mistake
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by worik 5mo ago
I run mine on their own machine, without root access. Currently a Raspberry Pi 5 I am very pleased with it. My Idiot Savant Pet
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by worik 5mo ago
> User namespaces significantly rise the risk of exploits How?
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by worik 5mo ago
> don't use windows > A lot of us don’t get a choice Wise advice and facts... the terrible state of our industry
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by worik 5mo ago
I too have learnt to like systemd. But what is the relevance here? In what way is it a replacement for docker?
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by worik 5mo ago
That, in a nutshell, is why I do not install Docker
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by worik 5mo ago
The plug between the cord and the device must be sturdy and meet regulatory standards So it is expensive It is cheaper to just attach the cord That is the reason
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by worik 5mo ago
I want one. Gorgeous
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by worik 5mo ago
No. Body. Knows.
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by worik 5mo ago
> AI psychosis just a lazy term, much like Trump Derangement Syndrome. It is how languages works. The written word is not a precise art. Both those terms carry meaning, even if they abuse the term "derangement" and "psycho
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by worik 5mo ago
Duckduckgo.com has a AI advisor too. I know not of Google's, I really do not give a soft hoot. The DDG one is good, useful
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by worik 5mo ago
"Greed is bad"
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The Untold Story About W Social(blog.elenarossini.com)
2 points by worik 5mo ago|0 comments
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Sinclair-O-Matic(dpt.github.io)
12 points by worik 5mo ago|4 comments
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Delivery robots are spreading across LA(theguardian.com)
2 points by worik 5mo ago|0 comments
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by worik 5mo ago
> Yea, an arrest on your record What an awful data environment The fact that you were arrested, charged even, if not convicted should not be discoverable by third parties Uncivilised
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by worik 5mo ago
> The city’s mayor, Dennis Haws, told reporters the pipes date back to the 1950s How long should water pipes remain useful? Am I outrageously naive to think more than 75 years? Perhaps they have been doing no maintenance....
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by worik 5mo ago
Good idea X-Windows and it's ilk are awesome software. For a single purpose machine it is unnecessary I've been doing the same thing in different domains
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Health Concerns Are Powering a Solar Backlash(propublica.org)
6 points by worik 5mo ago|1 comments
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by worik 5mo ago
There are other ways of making information available The role of search
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by worik 5mo ago
Yes. Good points Ads are useful, but to whom? Not often the consumer! The benefits ads have to the consumer can be obtained other ways, like a well functioning search engine. Imagine if Google used AI to improve search results rather than m
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by worik 5mo ago
Ditto me with Duckduckgo a long time ago
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by worik 5mo ago
If you are driving around without a license plate, you have other (law enforcement) problems In Aotearoa I noticed the same effect in tye early 1990s with "speed cameras", as we called them It took six months, but the change in tr
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by worik 5mo ago
Sounds like the bleeding edge. LLMs are tools, but unreliable They can magnify the reach of a person, but not replace them Having LLMs write the tools is the correct approach for magnifying the reach of a Dev Ops programmer
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by worik 5mo ago
Is privatising ethics enforcement like this a good idea?
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by worik 5mo ago
> Second problem I see is that this took 37 days to resolve "Justice delayed is justice denied " is an important principle that appears to have been forgotten in the west
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by worik 5mo ago
Central planning and agriculture don't mix.
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by worik 5mo ago
> You cannot do a chargeback on iDeal, Odd. How is a transaction reversed after a dispute?
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by worik 5mo ago
Makes me sad. I recall the beginnings of Google, so hopeful so new. Now they are a money printing corporate. I am sure there are still people there doing new and exciting things, but the Grey Suits have taken the reigns They could have used
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by worik 5mo ago
Makes me sad. I recall the beginnings of Google, so hopeful so new. Now they are a money printing corporate. I am sure there are still people there doing new and exciting things, but the Grey Suits have taken the reigns They could have us

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