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by zoezoezoezoe 7mo ago
I hope flock gets sued into oblivion, and I hope the officer that deployed a canine with no good reason gets sued into oblivion and loses his job. What a disgusting misuse of power.
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by zoezoezoezoe 7mo ago
for found in kitchen!
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by zoezoezoezoe 7mo ago
this file is extremely helpful actually. I have it configured so that the server that runs my git server when ssh'd into will automatically use the real ssh port.
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by zoezoezoezoe 7mo ago
This is a great change!
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by zoezoezoezoe 7mo ago
idk. I'm just extremely not sold on the idea of having practically any interaction going over the wire unless absolutely necessary. Keeping everything in the browser for as long as is physically possible is what improves responsiveness
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by zoezoezoezoe 7mo ago
I really like the idea of a work chat that could somehow be intelligently summarized, organized, and searched or shared via LLMs.
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by zoezoezoezoe 7mo ago
"feel like a single-page app" except that its not and it will never be. I hate HTML-over-the-wire solutions to any problem. There is not a worse solution that has been more normalized than html-over-the-wire.
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by zoezoezoezoe 8mo ago
"I can do math really fast" "okay, what's 137*243" "132,498" "not even close" "but it was fast"
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by zoezoezoezoe 8mo ago
As it's phrased in response to "are you happy to accept cookies", I suppose it could make sense, but I think every cookie button should be legally mandated to say "I accept cookies" or a similar variation that m
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by zoezoezoezoe 11mo ago
Personally, I like the LLMs.txt standard. I see AI scrapers hitting a few of my sites all the time, and I honestly am currently ok with my content being scraped (though I still retain my rights over my content, and this does not serve as pe
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
As far as I see it, if a country is truly desperate to get some foreign good, it will. We see this with GPUs in China, despite there being very restrictive sanctions against China receiving American-produced GPUs, China, nonetheless, acquir
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
This is a really good piece. In my eyes, AI as a creative medium is nothing more than an erasure of the human spirit. Instead of people reaching for a pen and endlessly monologuing onto a piece of paper, many instruct chatgpt to spit out so
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
I really think this exemplifies the reason why Lua is so useful.
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
I genuinely believe if the author understands it, AI tools to assist with development are amazing. I use an in IDE AI autocomplete, and it has increased my productivity dramatically without it. I'm still very capable without AI autocom
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
I think, like most things in the hiring process, being honest is your best bet.
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
interesting concept, but how the hell am I meant to type →
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
dodged a bullet with this one. Migrated away from BCacheFS on my openSUSE deployments a few days ago because I could see the writing on the wall for a while.
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
The Tz database is fascinating, the amount of random data you'll find in there for the sole purpose of calculating time and date is bizarre. The Tz database has an estimate of the Big Bang, there are several time zones that have hundre
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
This isn't anything new. Media has always sensationalized events like this, the only difference is how often it happens and how sensationalized it gets. I think social media plays a large roll in this, as an individual who might be c
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
technically, "header only libraries" can be exceptions to C code not being in header files. See STB as an example https://github.com/nothings/stb . The advantage theoretically is that you can #include this lib
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
You dont buy WoW, you purchase access to use and play on their servers, I'm sure somewhere in their ToS it says something along the lines of "Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. reserves the right to revoke access to WoW servers at its o
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
I really like this idea. I do find that IRC is far too dated and tedious for me to use, and I've never even used XMPP for anything ever lol. I think implementing a very lightweight client and server using this protocol could be a fun p
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
Why use HTML specifically? Markdown generator/transformer based frameworks can usually transform markdown into every commonly used html tag and for the tags that it can’t, you can just write html in the markdown file, just seems like y
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
for my pretty dead twitter profile, it makes a pretty decent mirror of myself, that's pretty cool.
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
Their website sucks. From taking away the clear signals that a cursor provided and giving me a laggy orb to creating extremely misleading elements and making me wonder if its just their site taking forever to load everything or if it just d
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
I dont know if I fully agree. Sure, there is definitely an argument the be had about whether or not `continue` is the best word to use in this instance, but why avoid it entirely? Every programmer is able to easily understand what code like
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
How do you think tools like Anubis will change the web crawling scene as they gain adoption?
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
it reminds me of that one image where on the sender's side they say "I used AI to turn this one bullet point into a long email I can pretend to write" and on the recipient of the email it says "I can turn this long email
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
I'm definitely in that last camp I like self-hosting with my own hardware on my own network because it's really fun.
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
I do agree that the phrasing may be poor, but I see where ingav is coming from, if you're using hosted Wordpress and only keep your data in the Wordpress CMS, if Wordpress disappears today, so does all of your content. Although, that m

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