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_jplc
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Comment #47152791
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Comment #47087989
> they set up the AI agent as social experiment to see if it could contribute to open source scientific software. So, they are deeply retarded and disrespectful for open source sci…
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Comment #46867926
The correct amount of AI for learning is zero.
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Comment #46586845
Hey universe, when people is asking for the end of AI, they don't mean this.
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Comment #46582320
Self hosting post. Tailscale. Its comedic at this point.
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Comment #46126751
Hahahahahhaahhahahahahahhahahahahahhahahaha. Regards.
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Comment #46067468
But he is right
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Comment #46031354
Because it rewards stupidity.
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Comment #45811150
Reject them
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Comment #45510289
Vibe engineering is what vibe coders think they do.
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Comment #44700089
The convenient part is having a public IP address to connect to from anywhere. You would need either exposing your home infrastructure to the internet or a cheap VPS. Not that hard…
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Comment #44688580
- Post about self hosting and how centralization is bad - Uses a centralised service for VPN: Tailscale Name a more iconic duo
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Comment #44628776
Trendiest post is from the developer saying "Mastodon is dead", four weeks ago, 12 replies. Sure bud.
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Comment #44437333
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Comment #43913653
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Comment #43480990
USA is in that final season that producers wanted but nobody asked for.
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Comment #43188511
I prefer to have a “scripts” directory with each script being a separate executable, maybe a comment on top of each script. Discoverability is just looking at the file system with …
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Comment #43002954
Same applies for questions that display “bad” ideas. “How can I resolve this problem in a for loop… that I’m using to build a SQL query that trusts user input”. Give the solution a…
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Comment #42601773
Im curious about what the password for postgres looked like. This exact thing happened to a friend, but there was no need to exploit obscure memory safety vulnerabilities, the pass…
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Comment #42425408
I hate it so, so much. Excellent job.
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Comment #42134791
I think Medium is worse
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Comment #41912531
Not CoffeeScript again
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Comment #41371390
If a friend asks me how to get organised, I always tell them to use pen and paper as a first step. You might use it just for a day or two, but something clicks in your head, you fi…
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Comment #40600488
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