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badgersnake
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Comment #49198631
I’d prefer an article actually about cooking steak.
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Comment #49175450
Correct, mowing a lawn is not an optimal path problem. It’s a making the lawn look nice problem.
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Comment #48933730
If everybody thinks you’re biased, you’re probably not biased at all.
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Comment #48913348
Small violin for you.
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Comment #48913302
This argument has been made a lot on this site, mainly by people who don’t understand live music.
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Comment #48870369
I don’t think that’s even possible.
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Comment #48828538
I run ZFS on Linux and FreeBSD and FreeBSD is less of a faff. If you don’t need docker on your NAS, I would go FreeBSD as well.
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Comment #48810126
Cancel your prime is a good start.
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Comment #48810115
Or just buy an actual book from and independent bookshop.
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Comment #48778490
I’m not surprised. Of course people take shortcuts. They did it before LLMs came around. If you don’t understand the output you don’t get to judge the quality.
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Comment #48778382
> Apps that I mostly don't understand the underlying code So you’re just flinging tokens at the wall until something sticks. That’s not engineering.
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Comment #48771427
It also assumes the US broadband market is free, which it effectively isn’t. There’s a huge moat of hard-lobbied for “regulations” put in place by the established players.
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Comment #48765998
I imagine that’s classified.
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Comment #48689166
Don’t completely rewrite your comments after somebody replied.
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Comment #48688606
European or American. Currently Russia is sanctioned so it’s illegal to do business there. If it were legal they would be straight back.
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Comment #48688176
They will sell in Russia when it’s legal to do so, just like every other company.
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Comment #48670407
The original OpenID was fine.
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Comment #48669851
And putting it into free models like quen. It’s hard to care about this.
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Comment #48618669
How does a company verify its age?
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Comment #48618271
Probably by AI
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Comment #48617648
CTOs / CEOs have demonstrated how completely useless they are pretty much across the board over the last few years. Groupthink and bandwagons, zero innovation or use of brain.
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Comment #48596279
It matters when all your data ends up on pastebin.
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Comment #48585972
> Nobody important or worth following uses Mastodon. This obviously is total nonsense.