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mfru
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About mfru
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Comment #49180145
I've found that using LLMs for significant amounts of code generation completely drain the result from any dopamine I would get doing it myself. Have others noticed this as well? T…
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Comment #49095874
Well, why use Elixir if I can use Clojure/Python/Ruby/Go?
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Comment #49080777
Workplaces that are dictated by a boss or C-suite are anti-human as well, as they are dictatorial, not democratic.
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Comment #49080726
Your work colleagues are not your family. Your superiors are not your friends. Treat every company as if they were going to look for a reason to fire you right now unless you can r…
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Comment #49017514
They held an internal discussion amongst members and decided democratically which stance to take.
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Comment #48917267
as someone who uses tailscale: exactly this. i have my homelab only reachable via tailscale and can access everything i would ever want on the go that way. it was a matter of 15 mi…
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Comment #48829991
You can update Win 10 to Win 11 IoT version for unsupported devices, by using something like massgrave
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Comment #48829919
money that is stolen from the public at a certain point is really damaging, especially when people think they can get away with it. some non-violent offenders definitely need to be…
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Comment #48730305
i don't like normalizing people hoarding things they don't need in order to sell them for way higher prices to other people that do, do you?
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Comment #48730299
the most fair distribution for limited sought-after resources that are inconsequential (like domain names) are raffles. let people apply in a 4-week window and then randomly assign…
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Comment #48730241
MacBooks have the best value/money ratio at the moment. The combination of battery life, processing power and touch pad UX are unmatched
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Comment #48644697
The human shields narrative has long been debunked.
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Comment #48644682
Many many countries got sanctioned into oblivion or color-revolutionized into US-loyalty for far far less (often just for not being aligned with the US). It is even more sickening …
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Comment #48627082
At this point I think that would be a more sane outcome than whatever it is we have right now.
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Comment #48567452
it will be so satisfying to see them crash and burn
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Comment #48567448
it will be so satisfying to see them crash and burn
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Comment #48551268
Social credit does not exist the way you think it does
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Comment #48541790
you can save even more co2 and costs by leaving the "into space" part out
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Comment #48488401
The web of trust finally becomes necessary and thus useful. GNU was onto something apparently
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Comment #48488384
The future will be AI agents social engineering their way into projects -> so basically commoditized social engineering as a service
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Comment #48444513
For me personally I found Zigs AI stance and the artisanal mindset very attractive. So much so that I am at the moment doing the ziglings exercises and learning it over Rust (which…
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Comment #48442407
It is always the middle men that ruin everything, even in art.
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Comment #48278043
Jareds comment aged like milk
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Comment #48275305
I think this is a very sane stack. Will probably become a hassle when going planet-scale (tm), but I think for most use cases this should be fine.