Volundr

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by Volundr 7d ago
Am I looking at the right thing? https://github.com/emdash-cms/emdash > EmDash depends on Dynamic Workers to run secure sandboxed plugins. Dynamic Workers are currently only available on paid accounts. Upgrade your
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by Volundr 12d ago
But how else am I supposed to collect their salary?
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by Volundr 14d ago
My mug only had to be transported to my house once. With disposable cups that's a recurring expense. Unless you have a dilithium powered replicator.
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by Volundr 27d ago
I'm not sure I agree with the extremely easy to verify part. How do you validate that your new test suite covers the exact same edge cases as your old? But yes, LLMs are great at tests. I'm not doubting that an LLM migrated some l
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by Volundr 27d ago
The comment I was replying to said > But you _can_ verify if you had bothered I think pointing out I can't is indeed fair.
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by Volundr 27d ago
This doesn't "verify" anything. I can't see the code before, I can't see the code after. I can't verify they do the same thing. It won't be updated if there's a long churn of issues and breakage comin
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by Volundr 29d ago
> This is only true if you consider those who write corporate press releases and post on LinkedIn to be real people. You make a fair point. Objection withdrawn your honor.
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by Volundr 29d ago
This is something that frustrates me a lot when I see people jumping on a piece of writing as AI generated, these AI-isms didn't show up in a vacuum. Yes, AI commonly overuses some patterns, but it got those patterns from it's tra
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by Volundr 1mo ago
Are you aware of fnox by the same author? https://fnox.jdx.dev/
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by Volundr 2mo ago
How do you enforce the law against murder? Mostly after the fact when people get caught. It's hard to enforce is rarely a good argument against a rule.
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by Volundr 2mo ago
It's worse than that! Even when the product managers inputs to the engineers are constrained for many problems no two engineers will produce consistent results! In fact recent studies suggest that even the same engineer may produce dif
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by Volundr 2mo ago
Far be it from me to doubt a stranger on the Internet, but can you point out any medical textbook or dictionary written pre-2020 that limits the definition of "vaccine" to "attenuated viruses"?
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by Volundr 3mo ago
> But who would go to all that trouble? I mean, a company I worked at had a significant amount of money stolen after the attackers spent 6 months sitting on their access waiting for the right moment to fake an (expected) reply to an emai
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by Volundr 3mo ago
> Maintenance should have the autonomy to do as they did Really? We're talking about letting strangers in through the literal back door.
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by Volundr 3mo ago
I couldn't decide which sentence of Alice in Wonderland was my favorite, so I just used the full text.
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by Volundr 3mo ago
> That's really tough. Marathon, by Bungie, is a good example of why this is tough - it's basically all the Destiny engine, network, and tooling code. When they shut down Destiny, it's not like they have a snapshot of thei
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by Volundr 3mo ago
That alone would be an improvement from the status quo, but the SKG movement does go one stop further in wanting publishers to be required to leave the game in a working (local) state of they design it to be dependent on central services th
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by Volundr 3mo ago
I'm sorry my pun bothered you so.
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by Volundr 3mo ago
Sure, it increases one's borrowing power and that can be useful. But "I can use it to go deeper into debt" is pretty limited utility compared to other kinds of wealth.
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by Volundr 3mo ago
I'm using it to mean someone who doesn't have a place to live. Like say someone who just sold their house and didn't go and use that money to buy a different house. Yes, that's very different than the person asking for c
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by Volundr 3mo ago
> We've conflated having a home with a financial asset. And it's a really, really shitty one. My house has roughly doubled in value since I bought it, but in practice that's useless to me. I can't claim that value wit
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by Volundr 3mo ago
> now I have joined the majority of the population and will no longer cast my vote. >then they are just disenfranchising a different group of people, me. "They" aren't disenfranchising you, you are disenfranchising you.
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by Volundr 3mo ago
No, I said exactly the opposite. My exact words: > I wish he'd sign that executive order and tilt that windmill in the courts instead of the stuff he is pushing . You say you were very clear, but I genuinely don't understand
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by Volundr 3mo ago
I'm not sure what your saying here? Trump lies so you'd rather his energy be spent on ICE raids, ending birthright citizenship, and illegal tarrifs than ending daylight savings? Personally I'd rather the latter but you do you
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by Volundr 3mo ago
Trump's said he wants to end it. That's something I'd back him on. I wish he'd sign that executive order and tilt that windmill in the courts instead of the stuff he is pushing. I'd be rooting for him!
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by Volundr 3mo ago
I guess it's "only" 40 years, but my 1985 Civic was an amazing car. Definitely not a death trap, but after I did end selling it for a 99 Acura with airbags. Still kind of regret that one. My house was built in 1970, it's
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by Volundr 3mo ago
How do I know the time zone of an integer? Sure there are plenty of cases where one doesn't care, but there are also many cases where the original time zone is important.
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by Volundr 3mo ago
I mean if we're being pedantic, unless there's something I missed the regulation you linked above only deals with shifting out of park, not starting the vehicle, but point taken, either Toyota has been flagrantly skirting regulati
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by Volundr 4mo ago
Yes, my riding lawnmower manual also tells me not to clear debris from the blade while the mower is running. Yet somehow I don't think the mower will stop if I do. I don't know if this model has a brake interlock on the ignition o
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by Volundr 4mo ago
Bears don't like well seasoned hikers?

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