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by appease7727 1y ago
That's literally what VPNs are for. If you aren't aware: a Virtual Private Network creates a fully encrypted link between you and a remote node. So long as your encryption keys are secure, there's no way for anyone (even a gl
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by appease7727 1y ago
LLMs aren't bad for programming in general. LLMs are bad for bad programmers . LLMs will make a bad programmer worse and make a layperson think they're a prodigy. Meanwhile, the truly skilled programmers are using LLMs to great s
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by appease7727 1y ago
Most of these cases don't require "review". It either works or it doesn't. If you have an LLM transform a big pile of structs, you plug them into your program and it will either compile or it won't. All programmer
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by appease7727 1y ago
My pixel 8 does not stay where I put it. Without a case, it will slide right off of any slightly tilted surface. It should be illegal to put glass on the back of a phone.
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by appease7727 1y ago
Maybe Apple and Amazon are the only cool heads in this absolute shitstorm. The real, intrinsic value of AI is essentially zero compared to the hype and tech-biz cargo culting. If I were John Apple, I would simply sit back and wait while all
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by appease7727 1y ago
So you think the USA should interfere in a sovereign nation to intentionally and drastically damage their economy, industry, and quality of life? Because the US can't get their collective heads out of their asses to build a competitive
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by appease7727 1y ago
Lots of automation. Dicing is automatic, bonding, testing are automatic. The manual work is mostly just transporting materials. The bonding machines are crazy . Definitely look it up on YouTube, the machine puts down bond wires super fast.
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by appease7727 1y ago
Turns out that garbage text has very little intrinsic value
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by appease7727 1y ago
Other nations comparable in wealth and power to the US have figured out how to build out green energy at scale. The US wants to pretend that is completely impossible and we should keep burning fossil fuels instead. Please learn some critica
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by appease7727 1y ago
IF (and ONLY if) you are fully cognizant and aware of what you're doing and what you're talking to, an LLM can be a great help. I've been using a local model to help me work through some trauma that I've never felt com
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by appease7727 1y ago
LinkedIn has the single worst search function out of any job board or website in general I've ever seen. It's astonishingly bad. The only hit I got from LinkedIn applications turned me down because the CEO didn't think I
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by appease7727 1y ago
This take is precisely as juvenile as "taxation is theft"
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by appease7727 1y ago
No, with a long vowel sound. Caaahm. The L is blended into the M so much that it's almost silent. Unless you're specifically enunciating it. The common usage lacks the L sound, but it is acceptable to intentionally add it back in
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by appease7727 1y ago
Subtitles are very explicitly not something you're meant to engage with or focus on which is why people hate it when you make the subtitles more "engaging" than the content of the video. If you want people to focus on your su
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by appease7727 1y ago
Because it would cost money to upgrade our financial infrastructure and processes. Americans aren't opposed to it. Like so many problems with America, our institutions are simply opposed to anything other than maximal profit extracti
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by appease7727 1y ago
Gravy train might not be the best choice of words, here
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by appease7727 1y ago
The modern piracy experience is exactly what everyone hoped and was promised that streaming would be. My husband is a non-tech person. I set up radarr and jellyfin, and now he has a website he can go to request any piece of media ever cre
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by appease7727 1y ago
Apart from visiting the creator and physically handing them a wad of cash, you can't. There is no way at all for you as a consumer to ensure the creators are fairly paid. Simply put, the people you're paying for access to the co
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by appease7727 1y ago
It also gives zero money to scum-sucking studios and labels and worthless bureaucrats that only give the author a 2% cut.
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by appease7727 1y ago
That's precisely what patents are for in the modern era
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by appease7727 1y ago
The way it works for me at least is I can fit a huge amount of context in my head. This works because the text is utterly irrelevant and gets discarded immediately. Instead, my brain parses code into something like an AST which then is re
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by appease7727 1y ago
Gods, for some reason GitLab consumes 5-10% of a CPU at all times . I spent weeks trying to get it to calm down to reduce our AWS spend. Absolutely no changes no matter what I tried. On my 2013 Xeon server at home it's even worse. Git
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by appease7727 1y ago
No, lying to cops is always correct.
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by appease7727 1y ago
Huh? You could always access the csproj by right clicking on the project.
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by appease7727 1y ago
No, some of them are genuinely just that delusional. No greed underneath, just pure egotistic delusion.
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by appease7727 1y ago
That's weird. The extreme bias towards individuals in the same pose make me think the pairs were found computationally. Could have been done by hand, but I'd expect much, much more variety.
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by appease7727 1y ago
Some loser's sense of self-worth is tied to the number of windows machines updating on their mandated schedule no matter what
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by appease7727 1y ago
I've been digging into this for years and it seems the consensus is simply RDP of some flavor. Mainly VNC derivatives and NX. NoMachine ticks all the boxes, it can manage spawning shells and passing audio and files. But I dunno, I just
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by appease7727 1y ago
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by appease7727 1y ago
Wow, that's one of the most abhorrent web designs I've ever seen

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