Stitch4223

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by Stitch4223 4d ago
> We want to give people the ability to have cat ears and we believe that AGI is the only way to do it. Speaking truthfully and from kindness.
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by Stitch4223 6d ago
My cable box Protips: 1: use transparent boxes like an 11l IKEA Samla so you can easily see what you have. 2: fold each cable in half or a few times more and apply the granny knot[1], this will prevent your cables becoming an entangles mess
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by Stitch4223 9d ago
There are certainly pieces of code that should be put on display, for example productions from the demoscene[1] and competitions like the underhanded C contest [2]. The code in these cases is usually wizardry understood by a select few, but
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by Stitch4223 10d ago
Thank you for pointing this our :)
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by Stitch4223 10d ago
> Having written extensively about how no one reads books anymore, he decided to turn the subject into a book, The New Dark Ages, published this week. That’ll teach them. Jokes aside, reading something doesn’t mean it’s valuable. I think
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by Stitch4223 10d ago
They are technically incorrect. Sundays last about 50 hours globally. From Kiritimati (UTC+14) to Baker Island and Howland Island (UTC-12). I wish more sites would apply the 50 hours closing window, preferably 3.36 days a week.
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by Stitch4223 12d ago
Sure: zonemaster[1] is the tool we use [2]. It checks for keylengths and other things and allows policies to be defined on them. It comes with a fairly well defined / modern policy but in our Dutch .foundation article you can read that
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by Stitch4223 12d ago
We have a support ticket at Bunny that has been open for months precisely because they don’t provide state-of-the-art DNSSEC. We had to move to another provider, as we have a deadline to comply with at the end of this month. I don’t know wh
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by Stitch4223 12d ago
Such as? And do those solve the same thing? The post lists 8 headlines why it should be abolished.
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by Stitch4223 12d ago
That was fast. The copy is "clearly" written with AI… too bad. Some organizations "can't go wrong with Big Blue," so this will probably be a success. Perhaps it's even good, but that's not the case with th
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by Stitch4223 12d ago
We found deSEC to be the only affordable DNS supplier in the EU that complies with state of the art secure DNSSEC. Highly recommended.
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by Stitch4223 18d ago
Would be nice. The point was that the stem separation models certainly are open. It could be integrated in Mixxx (if it isn’t already, it should). Compared to the prices and licensing hell of NI and other dj brands, just paying 35 euro for
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by Stitch4223 18d ago
For dj use I recommend Nuo Stems, as it integrates with dj software. But you don’t need it if you only want to play with the models behind it. That’s because it uses mel_band_roformer and bs_roformer which are really great stem separation m
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by Stitch4223 25d ago
This is fun and will try to embed it in our project next week.
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by Stitch4223 1mo ago
Sold me one, even though it doesn’t have Touch ID. It can be forgiven given the rest. The mdial is amazing. The Nixie tube numbers are fun. The sleekness. And this website with all demo’s is really well made. Also the “about” site is cool.
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by Stitch4223 1mo ago
The promise is nice, yet I find the readme very hard to understand. So I’m not sure how it solves these problems exactly. First off I would expect a (team) methodology to be referenced. There are tons to choose from. From that point on othe
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by Stitch4223 2mo ago
Bistromathics https://www.hhgproject.org/entries/bistromathics.html
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by Stitch4223 2mo ago
Ah yes. I read it differently. I agree that this can could be prevented with a decent API and that writing such facility is a challenge on it’s own. It would have helped the developers in the article to write better code as a result.
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by Stitch4223 2mo ago
“SV”?
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by Stitch4223 2mo ago
Yes, a great API built on a capable database helps in those cases :)
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by Stitch4223 2mo ago
No. Exposing primitives like commit or “begin transaction” isn’t bad or irresponsible design; working with databases is ridiculously hard, which becomes apparent when demand increases. Combining that with spaghetti that does transaction mag
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by Stitch4223 2mo ago
With great power comes great responsibility.
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by Stitch4223 2mo ago
And after a few minutes of reading a pop-up shows for joining their mailing list. There is no mention of the usual enshittyfication, instead their complaint is that things look generic and that is the last of the list. I would say this is a
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by Stitch4223 2mo ago
Using bio-weapons is a war crime for over 100 years. There can still be foul play of course. That danger isn’t new. Any day there might bring a new discovery or mutation that changes the planet forever. AI might accelerate that, which is wh
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by Stitch4223 2mo ago
So, companies are just prepaying with seemingly large parts of their livelihood for (use of) potential value. Expecting demand to stay equal over longer stretches of time in IT is an interesting bet as both hardware and software tend to dep
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by Stitch4223 2mo ago
The bio argument is a call for guardrails, thus regulatory capture. Using a technology does not make an illegal activity illegal. It already was illegal to begin with. And there are already guardrails in the form of ethos, law, justice depa
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by Stitch4223 2mo ago
$regulatory_capture https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regulatory_capture On processing power, copyright, and capability. I like to think of it as a knives factory. Anthropic knives are crafted with superior technology, uni
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by Stitch4223 2mo ago
Even better: if someone feels like the syntax must be different, they can pick it up at a centralized repository with more people that specialize in syntax. Afterwards it will affect production code everywhere on the planet. :)
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by Stitch4223 2mo ago
That’s true today: none of those requirements can be fulfilled. Art direction and coherence might not be that far away as those are highly desired features, but it certainly looks like that now.
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by Stitch4223 2mo ago
For active record patterns I disagree: it’s nice to work with data in a way that feels natural. Chugging simple stuff around in a recognizable way is what you’d end up writing anyway in many applications. Writing your ORM-lite is waste. Whe

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