gizzlon

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by gizzlon 10d ago
Yeah, just keep buying the poisonous breakfast serial. It's easy to pick out the brown bits of rat poison /s
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by gizzlon 28d ago
> because otherwise, he sounds insufferable Oh come on, I like syntax highlights, but this is not "insufferable". It's just opinions expressed strongly, with probably some tounge-in-cheek
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by gizzlon 2mo ago
I the short term. Who knows what the damage to the brand will cost them.
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by gizzlon 2mo ago
So it forces everyone to use more GitHub stuff? Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but this means I now need to submit to GitHub Security Advisor to get my security fix out ASAP?
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by gizzlon 3mo ago
If I manage an open source program like this, my job is to write the code and docs, publish it somewhere and maybe make some changes to make it more portable. That's it! It's the distro's job to package and integrate this sof
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by gizzlon 3mo ago
Via a web browser? And the default password is ChangeMe ? :O
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by gizzlon 3mo ago
Caddy can also proxy to unix sockets !
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by gizzlon 3mo ago
The US and Israel never had the right to attack Iran in the first place
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by gizzlon 3mo ago
I think this could crash the stock market: Their TAM is now a small percentage of what it was, with all the second and third otder effects that follow from that
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by gizzlon 3mo ago
Maybe, or maybe they would take this opportunity to gain a lot of power and influence around the world. Just because you're not paying per token or per month does not mean they are doing it for free.
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by gizzlon 3mo ago
> it is unlikely that open source models' capability will ever surpass frontier models Sure about that? Would you invest in products almost no-one can buy? otoh, maybe China stop releasing their best models
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by gizzlon 3mo ago
> Sales and Marketing: $5.73 billion .. That is, OpenAI spent 44% of their revenue on sales and marketing! Anyone know what they are spending this on? Can't remember seeing one OpenAI ad.. Is it just pr and influencers? Ads in the U
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by gizzlon 4mo ago
> The frontier labs have fantastic margin on inference. Source? The OpenAi filing will be very interesting indeed. ("trust me bro" statements from sama et al does not count, since I don't trust them) Edit: The best argumen
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by gizzlon 4mo ago
> Then can we also stop giving credit to CEOs for the products their company makes? Absolutely! CEOs does many and difficult things, but they don't build anything
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by gizzlon 4mo ago
Interesting, this went Tanstack -> Nx Console -> GitHub I wonder how many other secrets and tokens have been stolen, just waiting to be abused to publish a malicious version of.. something. IMO, the problem is [1] that actually rotat
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by gizzlon 4mo ago
No, I don't have to be okay with that. It's like oneshotting an app with Lovable or cc and bragging about what "I made"
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by gizzlon 4mo ago
Let's see, System 76, previously Dell and Samsung. All the pretty much the smallest and lightest I could find. So not fantastic, but good enough. For me, battery life is much lower on the list than "small and lightweight" and
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by gizzlon 4mo ago
> You've essentially made a novelty song Disagree. Gp didn't make anything. I told a waiter in a restaurant what I wanted to eat, and I got it. But I did not make the food : )
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by gizzlon 4mo ago
He wasn't the only one being boo'd for AI though. I heard a podcast where they played clips from at least 3 or 4 different ones
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by gizzlon 4mo ago
huh? I've been running Arch exclusively on my laptops for at least 7 years
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by gizzlon 4mo ago
I get your point, but GP is right: You said "Default install", not enabled by default. The default install is actually very useful, and includes a lot, like parent said. Having run OpenBSD in the past, I found the their versions o
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by gizzlon 4mo ago
Agreed, I'm very curious as to how this could happen. But TheRegister did reach out to Google and they have not replied yet: https://www.theregister.com/off-prem/2026/05/20/google-cloud...
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by gizzlon 4mo ago
I see a lot of learned helplessness around this stuff. People managed fleets of servers before the cloud you know, it's not impossible. Cloud has pros and cons, both for small and large setups. I've spent ca 10 years working with
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by gizzlon 5mo ago
they do, at least to some degree, but their comments are dead. You'll see them if you turn on show-dead somewhere
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by gizzlon 5mo ago
their comments are dead, probably related to it being a new account
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by gizzlon 5mo ago
They don't really say. My guess would be something embarrassing, and that's why they are keeping it to themselves. Maybe passwords in Drive og Gmail. Or just passwordless login links (like sibling said)
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by gizzlon 5mo ago
I think you're right that it would be hard to differentiate. I don't think there are many actual experts though, experts as in the people your developers call when they can't figure it out themselves. But the marked is probab
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by gizzlon 5mo ago
> My take on it is more around domain speciality, than a purely technical focus. Yeah, I think that is good advice. You just need "an in", somewhere to start.
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by gizzlon 5mo ago
> Become an expert in 1 thing Any suggestions to what that could be? I'm a backend developer looking to specialize in something with a clear demand. Top-of-the-head ideas are things like: Kubernetes, Postgres, Caddy, Self-hosting, G
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by gizzlon 5mo ago
All laws are "just a bunch of words some people wrote down". So what's your point? "International law" is just shorthand. If you read about it, you'll see how it can work, and the proponents are not as dumb as

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