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bblb

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    Comment #49229177

    Closed-garden mobile-first tech feudalism lobotimized the Internet. I remember trying out the Freenets, I2Ps, and whatnot in the 90's. Too cumbersome nerdy tools to use for anythin…

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    Comment #48964594

    [Internet facing router with up to date firmware] --> HTTPS --> [separate VLAN DMZ] --> [my hardcore IndieWeb VM/k8s/bare-metal whatever] --> [x No outbound access / paranoid local…

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    Comment #48964546

    Also the Always Free Oracle Cloud tier is pretty generous. You can spin up a VM or two with it.

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    Comment #48964484

    The article was a lot of words just to say that. It's sad that we need this new concept of "IndieWeb", as the whole Internet evolved into a monstrosity hosted and guardrailed by a …

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    Comment #48878224

    Writing code by your own hands is an esoteric hobby. We are past the slop era. This is coding now. If you're 1x, you're not a dev. I would assume by now most of the code published …

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    Comment #48800378

    I need to protect against the malicious good guys, the shodans of the world. Peeping inside your windows and trying your front door handles. Querying every string imaginable and po…

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    Comment #48728177

    I got B70 few days ago. Running on CachyOS. 9070XT on PCIe x16 and B70 on the x4. ROCm nightly was pretty easy to setup and get up running. The 9070XT has been a decent card for my…

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    Comment #48606301

    > They tend to work for really big companies that can afford to have lots of unproductive people with really advanced degrees that don’t contribute to the bottom line. Interesting.…

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    Comment #48536461

    Streaming sites and shopping carts are used by millions of people, but casually after work, maybe twice a day. LoBs are used intensively for hours on end in a busy work day, and mo…

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    Comment #48373171

    My epiphany a month ago was that I can use Environment = MULTIPLE=environment VARIABLES="in single line"

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    Comment #48344967

    The full spec in single page is like a poster boy for the current AI slop webdev. https://specification.website/llms-full.txt

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    Comment #48289375

    Interesting stats to look at. Is "Telecommunications" the only tech that's actually been steadily automating it's workforce since 2000: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CES505170…

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    Comment #48274816

    I'm Finnish and dear god I hate the default overtly friendly tones of LLMs. Always the first thing to tune in system prompt. You're a machine, stop anthropomorphizing yourself and …

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    Comment #48256182

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JoUcQ1qmAc 00:00:00 Introduction 00:00:49 Meeting Sam Altman and Starting OpenAI 00:02:40 Building the Founding Team 00:04:25 DeepMind's Lead Over …

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    Comment #48202986

    Interesting. And now this not-AI-generated-actually-real-cropped-Monet-AI-joke has been sold to an AI art collector for 40k. https://x.com/SHL0MS/status/2055281312697647223

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    Comment #48166453

    I'm not a slave to my computer. Stop using bad services that are designed to manipulate your behaviour. There's still the good old Internet out there with genuinely interesting con…

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    Comment #47977877

    Sure. But then I would have to use my brain to actually write code. I thought we were past that already. Also, if it's an agent that keeps scouring the net autonomously for more di…

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    Comment #47976763

    This kind of busy work should suit an AI agent: Go and find me all the repolists and package/software metadata for any distro and OS ever released. Write the results to a local SQL…

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    Comment #47952769

    What is "RHEL 14.3"? Was this site a one shot prompt. Quality.

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    Comment #47918979

    DNS and PKI. Two of the most centralized services in the Internet. Take over both of them, and you have the whole net under your command.

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    Comment #47888927

    Background image of some local street. Image of a wolf and object selection tool (pre AI era version). Touch up a little and add some filters to drop the quality. Sure a little bit…

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    Comment #47888713

    How about not believing everything that's posted to the Internet. This could've easily been done with Photoshop in the pre AI era.

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    Comment #47886045

    Can IDE's be configured so that it won't allow to save the file changes if it contains the usual suspects; buffer overflows and what not. LLM would scan it and deny write operation…

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    Comment #47872274

    These are all relics from the innocent 90's Internet. We had our global village and everything was fine. A couple of bad actors spamming blue pills here and there and that was it. …

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    Comment #47830489

    This whole reactionist protectionist sovereignity fuss will blow over in a year or two. Way too costly to force mass migrate gazillion users and services. Even if just to move away…