era-epoch

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by era-epoch 3mo ago
Yeah, you don't live in the EU.
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by era-epoch 4mo ago
I would not be surprised if they have engineers vibecoding 2-3 projects each simultaneously, nonstop, on largely un-moderated review-suggest-iterate-test feedback loops. All the code gets summarized and fed into their manager's agent c
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by era-epoch 4mo ago
Reading the headline Oh that's actually really economical! I wonder if they're doing a lot on locally running models or managing a shared context or knowledge-base in some clever way, maybe just encouraging employees to be effic
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by era-epoch 4mo ago
personally know american scientists who are well into the process of relocating their work to institutions in canada or europe
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by era-epoch 4mo ago
The current US administration is already on the multiple-decades level of cleanup, and looking at the political group nominally tasked with doing said cleanup, the more likely answer would seem to be "never".
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by era-epoch 5mo ago
JUST ASKING QUESTIONS (Easy: Failed)
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by era-epoch 5mo ago
A thing can be both technically legitimate and also annoying and shitty.
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by era-epoch 6mo ago
I think the idea is that a Forgejo/Gitea instance should never have to work at anywhere near the scale of GitHub. Codeberg provides its Forgejo host as a convenience/community thing but it's not being built to be a central
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by era-epoch 6mo ago
Companies like Microsoft should not be given "incentives to exist" anywhere (at least as they exist currently). They are corrosive to the public good.