dogleash

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by dogleash 6d ago
> Can anyone explain to me why Tristan simply didn't go to settings page and turn off the thing? Maybe they were fine with contributing training data when their threat model didn't include the case of "OpenAI gets wind of
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by dogleash 23d ago
There's something that really rubs me the wrong way when people use the language of healthy emotional regulation to spread unearned and unjustified placation. It reminds me of (for the pedants out there, I'm not saying it's e
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by dogleash 28d ago
> I guess introducing money is taboo for those communities Sourcehut is a subscription service with multiple tiers of access. I think the different tiers are just for show, but I could imagine that if they felt there was a subset of proj
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by dogleash 28d ago
I thought sourcehut was general purpose git hosting, not open source mission focused like codeberg? obv they're going to have content restriction, but there is a spectrum from "actually illegal" to "wonderful chaps whom
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by dogleash 28d ago
Hard disagree. Plenty of new technologies have readily apparent straight-forward application for government use. You're arguing your point by naming a technology that speculative fiction regularly foresees advancements in, and loves us
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by dogleash 29d ago
> but dear God would it be satisfying to watch him be proven right on the financials. I don't get why there are so many people who need Zitron to be wrong. It reminds me of back in the days when people still liked Elon and every
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by dogleash 29d ago
> It’s not a conspiracy Why does everyone play the game where everything ought to be assumed above-board until someone painstakingly proves otherwise. > To date, five manufacturers have pleaded guilty to their involvement in an intern
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by dogleash 1mo ago
>So why not rate limit non-paying users and charge for whatever scarce resource is being consumed that is causing them to constantly fall-over? I think it behooves them for the public presentation of their issues to too much load. If th
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by dogleash 1mo ago
old.reddit.com is remnants of a product they're trying to distance themselves from. People who like it are not the target market. It's not that they want you to go away, they'd much rather you be a scroll zombie addicted to
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by dogleash 1mo ago
>or the tech industry and always suspect that we are cooking up some new way to screw them over Looks like Amodi is laying the groundwork so he can re-run Eric Schmidt's "but it happened" playbook. Do whatever you can to m
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by dogleash 2mo ago
> Also happy to answer questions about the design decisions we made. Why did you choose extra pull requests as the division of work instead of building out a decent UI for reviewing/applying/reworking at the commit level? I as
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by dogleash 2mo ago
You see this response because the port of Bun from Zig to Rust does not have anything to teach us about Zig, Rust or porting between languages with LLMs. There are so many non-quantifiable properties to evaluate of the 'before' an
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by dogleash 2mo ago
I've been reading people use "postmortem" to describe software retrospectives for like... 15+ years. Mostly in the opensource, or marketing-blog spaces. The detailed investigation and fix report was a favorite genre of blogpo
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by dogleash 2mo ago
The LLM translation of serenity brower's javascript engine to rust and bun's translation to rust actually provide an interesting set of open source projects to compare and contrast. While there will obviously be some blind hate,
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by dogleash 2mo ago
Original story that isn't a transcript of a podcast covering that story: https://www.propublica.org/article/microsoft-digital-escorts...
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by dogleash 2mo ago
I worked on projects with EEs and MEs for years. Were they not doing "engineering" because they built custom PCBs and the devices they go inside, rather than drawing the wiring plans or HVAC plans for a construction project? Mos
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by dogleash 2mo ago
> The more I interact with the real world and mature as a person I don't think this statement has the effect you want it to have. You're not laying out the experience you're speaking from. You're just setting it up s
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by dogleash 3mo ago
Some people like brutalist architecture. I think is so ugly that I'm half tempted to chatgpt fact check this comment. It very well could have been a deliberate conspiracy to lie to the public and say it looks good to make some auster
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by dogleash 3mo ago
The act of shooting the pitbull makes for good dramatics, but you would get zero sympathy from me if your local government banned pitbull ownership. e.g. Ontario bans pitbulls. I don't have a problem with that.
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by dogleash 3mo ago
What do combat sports have to do with anything?
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by dogleash 3mo ago
The intro lobbed up a clear cut point of contention for the article to address. I found the following writing to loose steam on that point. I turned to skimming, and did not manage to find a conclusion. I suspect the stance they described
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by dogleash 3mo ago
I call meetings to force others to think about the contents of an email for more than 2 minutes. I won't say there are zero times where face to face conversation is beneficial. But forcing someone to not be distracted by "multita
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by dogleash 3mo ago
This is such an optimistic article ignoring the problem. There is downward pressure to reduce the rigorousness of pull requests. More static checking and AI analysis of changes are good things, everything else being equal. But they're
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by dogleash 3mo ago
>“I hope we can rekindle the best of the culture we joined,” Bosworth wrote. Wasn't it a already a notoriously toxic place to work before the reorg?
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by dogleash 3mo ago
It's simpler than that, some people just like sardonic writing. I don't know if I believe Ed any more than some AI cheerleader. But his writing is proper relaxing compared to hype rants that I wouldn't blame someone for sus
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by dogleash 3mo ago
Why would it need to be erudite pinkie up critiqué? Can't it be 404 throwing a little egg on google's face? Point out their shit smells every once in a while. Yeah, there's no big revelation here. Just what you would expe
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by dogleash 3mo ago
> Excel users complain about using Excel still Disliked thing can have positive utility? Must mean the criticism is wrong. gg's in chat and checkmate, atheists.
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by dogleash 4mo ago
It's simple. Noise based nuisances from datacenters fall in one of two categories: A) don't exist, therefore not a concern B) known to exist, therefore not a concern
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by dogleash 4mo ago
As a user I'm kinda whatever about the tools because the answer to my complaints about systemd is also "you're holding it wrong."
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by dogleash 4mo ago
As an employer, I want education to be robust from the ground up, not turn uni into an attempt to bootcamp whatever is hot today. I don't think a 4 year postsecondary education is enough time to make a developer that can hit the ground

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