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Recent public activity

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    Comment #49124790

    Yeah, I can't even run AI on work hardware... I have been able to use it for writing small utils/libraries that I then pull into the work... but the divide is clear and I review al…

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    Comment #49124693

    Hard for me to even imagine being in that kind of work environment. I know that I don't always like the output for AI, and even will argue with it at times (often into submission),…

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    Comment #49114651

    IIRC, it was a decision based around not porting to 64bit in the newer versions of Windows. I agree it's a shame it didn't move forward... same for a lot of things that were in ear…

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    Comment #49100011

    FWIW, in a lot of cases you aren't expecting even thousands of simultaneous users, so SQLite is a perfectly valid option. Not to mention services like Cloudflare D2 and Turso which…

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    Comment #49099790

    IIRC, depends on the SSD size.. larger sizes had 2x the bandwidth, so it depends. That's combined/offset with the M5 improvements even further.

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    Comment #49099726

    This is actually very similar to some ideas I've been having for a while... that having a smaller entry model that knows enough about "expert" models that themselves are smaller to…

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    Comment #49090612

    Of course... Afaik that's the general process in the US anyway... You aren't recognized until after a vote... Often under NLB supervision.

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    Comment #49088488

    Yeah, I've used bin/ and scripts/ in the past as well as _scripts/ ... but I just like the ergonomics of run/foo... run/api, run/ui, run/api-test, ... etc. I'm usually working in a…

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    Comment #49088212

    The only possible legit argument for blocking Chinese models is to force US orgs to use US based providers/models. And despite the fact that I and a lot of others cannot or should …

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    Comment #49088165

    I tend to use this quite a bit to squash working branch commits before a rebase... though I'll also tend to use commit --amend locally as well. I try not to have long-lived branche…

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    Comment #49088079

    FWIW, there is some decent tooling options for C# with Razor + HTMX that are worth looking at. From JetBrains and others.

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    Comment #49088020

    How are human behaviors like greed, desire for power and laziness injected or accounted for in the simulation? Greed and power climbing don't go away under communism, and the use o…

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    Comment #49087931

    The headline here doesn't match the link in question, and it is at best a misstatement of the current standing. It looks like there has yet to be any election for the employees to …

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    Comment #49087846

    On your second point... that's the problem... IMO, humans need to read/understand and approve code changes generated by AI. If either through a lack of understanding or skill, they…

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    Comment #49087733

    You might also find Yew, Leptos an Dioxus interresting... they're web UI frameworks for browser applications written in rust... with some options for native(-like) application targ…

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    Comment #49087640

    Of course... this would transitionally make the ipv6 internal addresses easier to understand in the context of typical migration... you have the public prefix and the public ipv6 a…

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    Comment #49087603

    That's where the public prefix would be the differentiator... you could only access from external directly over IPv6, but it still represents the same device as the NAT ipv4 addres…

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    Comment #49087572

    Cool... now, what do I need to do to configure say OpnSense to give out my internal IPv4/6 addresses that way... and then what pain do I need to go through to secure my internal de…

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    Comment #49087507

    Beyond that are the payment systems and tracking that they have... Point of Sale hardware/software has always been tracking, especially if you regularly use credit/debit cards... y…

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    Comment #49087430

    I have an LG monitor... and while running Linux, will definitely not be buying another... this is ridiculous. I've been weary of "smart" TVs for a long while, WTF do you need a mic…

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    Comment #49086981

    I've been doing similar for many scripts within project workflows... I've started calling the directory in question ./run/ by convention, so I type run/scriptname to run stuff... I…

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    Comment #49086922

    Yeah... I mean, you don't have to implement everything to be useful as a message platform though... most of the extension usage are kludges anyway. Also, can probably simply use UT…

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    Comment #49086876

    yeah, because downloading and copy/pasting file contents are so very hard to do.

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    Comment #49086490

    I call out specifically in my agent/claude file that I want and prefer simpler solutions over complex enterprise pattern usage and overuse of abstractions. It tends to help a bit, …

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    Comment #49086235

    Ask your LLM in session to create a summary.md file... you can carry that into other sessions with different/new contexts.