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bdhcuidbebe

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About bdhcuidbebe

forest dweller, ex good

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    > Going with sqlite might not have been the best decision Many have tried out this general idea. I myself evaluated git-bug for a few days in 2018 when it was a novel idea, but I r…

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    Comment #47146124

    The problem with keeping a issue tracker decentralized in your git checkout is that it doesnt scale. You’d need to commit and push, and everybody else working on the project need t…

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    Comment #47145978

    No, because they did not. Title is correct, it was a job not a tribe

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    Comment #47099494

    > But how do they bypass the paywall? I’m guessing by using a residential botnet and using existing credentials by unknowingly ”victims” by automating their browsers. > Otherwise, …

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    Comment #47096940

    They are able to scrape paywalled sites at random, so im guessing a residential botnet is used.

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    Comment #46985501

    AFK vibe coded while k-holed at a virtual influencer conference

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    Comment #46757209

    More resources were put into gaming api’s by Valve, that is all.

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    Comment #46745866

    But, the pile of reasons for not running windows is already through the roof…

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    Last week, I asked Gemini to give me episode names and air dates for a tv show, and it proceeded to fabricate two seasons worth of titles, not a single name or air date was correct…

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    > using the local model (Ollama) is 'free' in terms of watts since my laptop is on anyway Now that’s a cursed take on power efficency

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    Comment #46380922

    The server is not usually a remote machine. The server is the app accepting remote connections. This has been true for decades. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_(computing)

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    Be the change you want to see. Also happy winter solstice.

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    Comment #46344752

    Thats not a theory. Its the plot of a netflix entertainment show by famous sharlatan journalist (not a scientist, not an archeolog) Graham Hancock.

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    Comment #46344745

    This is just baseless brainrot conspiracy claims.

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    Comment #46255805

    I just read that, too. Its interesting and somewhat depressing that the best option for the last 10+ years according to ars and this linked reddit thead, and comments in this threa…

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    Comment #46255597

    Protip: https://farside.link/redlib/r/mildlyinfuriating/comments/1pl...

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    Comment #46094104

    Title is wildliy misleading, check. Its been apparent for a while now that the only yaysayers left either are CEOs or just havent tried the tech yet.

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    Comment #46093600

    We even have a snowy mouintain outside Tehran.

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