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   by CodeCompost 3y ago

   > And if your hosting server does not support SQLite ... I thought SQLite was file based. What's there to support?
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   by CodeCompost 3y ago

   Saw her perform live once. Phenomenal.
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   by CodeCompost 3y ago

   The impression I get from commenters is that somehow they think their careers are tied to StackOverflow points. Trying their best to downvote correct answers and promoting their own in order to further their agenda.
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   by CodeCompost 3y ago

   Ah so that's how we're supposed to Google for tweets now. "𝕏 something something".
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   by CodeCompost 3y ago

   Sir Hat
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   by CodeCompost 3y ago

   I don't know what it is about the BSD's. I just keep getting drawn to them, and I don't even use them personally or professionally. I think it's because they are complete operating systems with their own user-land and co
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   by CodeCompost 3y ago

   > Linux has nearly half of the desktop OS Linux market. I don't understand this headline, was it written by a bot?
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   by CodeCompost 3y ago

   Which is practically useless due to Microsoft licensing restrictions on plugins.
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   by CodeCompost 3y ago

   In the Windows GDI library no less, a source of many issues in the past.
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    > success Can somebody elaborate on FreeBSD's "success"?
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    5 lines of bash... ... and over 50 years of operating systems development.
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    Now do Reddit next :-P
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    Didn't work for me.
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    Dude, check out the 1995 film "Strange Days".
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    Isn't the source code of Reddit on GitHub? At least it used to be...
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    While we're at it, we should stop using VHS.
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    Just wondering. If you were Reddit CEO and you were being pressured to turn it into a profitable company, how would you do it?
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    As soon as I have the time I'm gonna install my own instance.
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    What happens when you phone the number?
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    > I don't know what to do. I'm pretty lost IMO record a keynote and put it out on the day of the conference.
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    He just added this: "To clarify what was said above, I am stepping down as a GrapheneOS Foundation director, not just lead developer. I won't have any leadership role in the GrapheneOS project. I plan on being entirely uninvolved
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    I'm out of the loop. What's up?
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    Sorry I'm a bit new to this. How does this work? Trying to read the site but have a hard time understanding this.
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    I'm beginning to realise that AI assistance is now resulting in long and verbose articles like this one. The bullet points are especially off-putting.
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    Out of curiosity, let's say I do want to create a my own model based on all my e-mail, communications and code, how do I go about it? And how can it be done without Open-AI?
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    Cumberbach
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    I thought "out, out where?" thinking it put on a hat and went outside.
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    Postgres doesn't automatically create indexes for foreign keys. This may come as a surprise if you're more familiar with other databases, so pay attention to the implications as it can hurt you in a few ways. I don't know o
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    Somebody I know who works for an emergy company talked to me about Thorium reactors that sounded very promising. I'm too dumb to explain it but it seemed cleaner and more efficient.
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    by CodeCompost 3y ago

    Works. Thanks.