eulenteufel

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by eulenteufel 5mo ago
> Could you stop doing this, please? You are confabulating. I literally did not say any of the things that you're describing here. Not only did I not say it, I didn't even say anything like it. So… stop, please? I've rerea
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by eulenteufel 5mo ago
Ah yes, the bizarre mental place of being a european and having a social net that extends past public libraries, a strange condition indeed. Helsinki still has classic public libraries, so kids wanting to study in peace can still do that pl
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by eulenteufel 9mo ago
What about the benefit of there being enough addresses?
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by eulenteufel 10mo ago
I can, just recently Windows update installed a firmware update to my network card (without asking) and made it unusable on both Windows and Linux. I had to run a manufacturer tool to get the network adapter to work again.
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NixCon 2025 Live Streams(2025.nixcon.org)
2 points by eulenteufel 1y ago|0 comments
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by eulenteufel 1y ago
In my perspective it's not that complicated. I'd like to have a good life and I would like for every other human on the planet to also have a good life sustainably. I think it's a rather optimistic vision.
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by eulenteufel 1y ago
NixOS does enables this to a degree, for example with nixos-mailserver[0)]. It would be nice if it could enable people with little sysadmin experience to self-host easily, but right now the bar for using NixOS and configuring these projects
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by eulenteufel 1y ago
Curious, I just learned about hash rings last week when setting up the ironic openstack service [0]. [0] https://docs.openstack.org/ironic/latest/_modules/ironic/com...
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by eulenteufel 1y ago
Another CalDav server I can recommend is Radicale. It's written in python and designed in a pretty modular way, enabling authentication and authorization (and more) plugins. Data is saved in plain text files and I track/backup it
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by eulenteufel 1y ago
I really like quadlets as they enable using containers like normal system services. That said the UX for rootless containers does not play well with this conceptualization. Normally system services run as system users in the system system
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by eulenteufel 2y ago
In my observation something paradox happens when teachers use LLM-Detectors to fail their students on dubious detection probabilities. The teacher accuses the student of using the LLM to perform the task they are assigned. This entails not
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by eulenteufel 2y ago
Unfortunately the essays of your students can not be found on gutenberg.org. You have to try evaluating only the text and it's context to guess what's LLM-generated.
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by eulenteufel 2y ago
Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Javascript, Rust, Julia, HTML/CSS, Linux Sysadmin, SQL,... Résumé/CV: https://finn.krein.moe/CV.pdf Email: finn@krein.moe I'
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by eulenteufel 3y ago
The first thing that comes to my mind is a quantum state of 36 qubits represented in 64-bit complex floats.
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by eulenteufel 3y ago
In this case I think it is important to distinguish nix (the package manager) and nixpkgs (the popular package repository / distribution used with nix). Packaging python applications with nix is doable, but you have to specify the exac
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by eulenteufel 3y ago
They way I see these things is that reddit has captured many communities and is now holding them hostage. I would prefer reddit to die and to be replaced with federated software such as lemmy or even a decentralized solution.
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by eulenteufel 3y ago
I have no problem with Copilot being trained on AGPL code and the getting released with a AGPL compatible license. Free to do whatever they want with it. The problem is Copilot training on source code and then discarding any restrictions o
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by eulenteufel 3y ago
https://xkcd.com/793/
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by eulenteufel 4y ago
The website blocked my IP from reading the article because it found my uMatrix suspicious. Just tell me to disable it or deny access to the site. No need to lock out people who like to decide where their computer connects to. That is a bit
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by eulenteufel 4y ago
A problem with this attitude is how schools and their grading systems are teaching children the exact opposite. What matters are your grades in the end. I feel like judging myself by my results and not by the process im going through was so
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by eulenteufel 4y ago
People employed in big tech companies in Silicon Valley probably don't have to worry so much about their tax burden and thus are relatively free to vote based on their values.
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by eulenteufel 4y ago
Because I have a display whith broken edid I tried setting the edid with the kernel command line, but unfortunately that did not work for me. It might be because I use a nvidia graphics card, but I'm not sure.
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by eulenteufel 4y ago
If you're not afraid of running nixos, nixos-mailserver is a pretty good all in one package.
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by eulenteufel 4y ago
>> It'll be fun and games until you're the elderly Asian person whose skull has been bashed in. > German and European descendants have essentially nothing to do with this phenomenon. You might want to read about https:&
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by eulenteufel 4y ago
Sure if people want to be treated differently go ahead. But observing some women wanting to be treated differently (this step can go wrong!) and then applying that treatment to other women is a whole different thing.
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by eulenteufel 4y ago
> I’d say everyone is for people of both genders being treated equally. But this is not true, historically, and still today. Most people in (in some cultures) may be for treating genders equally in a lot of aspects, but I don't hav
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Quipu – Knot script of the Incas(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by eulenteufel 4y ago|0 comments
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by eulenteufel 4y ago
This is one observation I had that I think relates to this question: When people I love do things I don't like it might annoy or anger me, but I will still regard them with compassion and try to understand their motivation. This doesn&
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by eulenteufel 4y ago
It's nice that there is a workaround, but passing build options is not something that should require a library. There should be a well documented standard way to do it.
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by eulenteufel 4y ago
I'll consider flakes usable for packaging software when they support passing options. The respective issue [0] has been closed unfortunately. Perhaps I am misunderstanding what flakes are meant to be (a more formalized standard way to

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