htx80nerd

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by htx80nerd 3mo ago
F to a Legend and titan.
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by htx80nerd 3mo ago
actually been like that for ages but people notice it a lot now and have a way to talk about it openly. mid 2000s CNN was really bad about this kind of thing. headline sounds shocking but once you got to paragraph 4 or so the story starts
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by htx80nerd 3mo ago
ya i cant believe im seeing this again
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by htx80nerd 3mo ago
obama talked tough about the border repeatedly. including during a state of the union. obama deported tons of people. obama did the 'kids in cages' thing. do you recall any protest? mass media outrage about fascism and racism? h
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by htx80nerd 3mo ago
I have ~3 lower/mid range Linux laptops and 1x mid/high range windows gaming laptop. It's amazing how slow the windows machine is despite being an absolute beast compared to the linux machines, which have way worse specs.
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by htx80nerd 3mo ago
>His actions at DOGE literally caused the deaths of thousands. you mean that part where the US spends billions of dollars helping other countries and they hate us for our troubles?
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by htx80nerd 3mo ago
"price adjustment" isnt 2x+ price adjustment is like 5% or 10%
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by htx80nerd 3mo ago
btw if you turn the iphone calc into landscape mode and switch you scientific calc it does Ramanujan's constant without rounding, but stops after the twelve 9s.
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by htx80nerd 3mo ago
My favorite was ChatGPT, and I still use it often, but it becomes way too 'hair splitting' argumentative too often over very minor non controversial topics. Like it's always going out of its way to "well actually...&quo
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by htx80nerd 3mo ago
im failing to see the connection >standard pixel tracking, linked to meta (js , web) >Meta exploited Android's localhost (os level)
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by htx80nerd 4mo ago
>The conversation from the core devs ran through the pattern that one gets used to seeing when one runs into SystemD bugs that are caused by extremely complex unanticipated interactions between parts of the project >SystemD contains a
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by htx80nerd 4mo ago
btw that xz hack only effect systemd distros
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by htx80nerd 4mo ago
>Grok is trained to have a bias Oh and the others arent? You cant really be that niave right?
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by htx80nerd 4mo ago
I like ChatGPT a lot but it is always trying to debate and disagree when you ask it simple non-controversial questions. Trying to turn everything into a debate session instead of just answering the question.
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by htx80nerd 4mo ago
>"making economic resources available to EU-sanctioned entities." this is very vague
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by htx80nerd 4mo ago
>!!!I see no reason not to go with a rolling release distro!!! for personal servers. Run all the services in containers and !!!have the base OS auto-update itself as often as it needs.!!! you do not belong in IT
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by htx80nerd 4mo ago
Everyone knows stores have security cameras. But if you called them up and said 'I saw you pick up the chips' they wouldnt have a good feeling. Everyone understands websites use analytics and tracking, but people dont want to be
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by htx80nerd 4mo ago
claude ads hot off the presses.
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by htx80nerd 4mo ago
Digital Ocean. I should add going into the whole situation I had a positive feelings about Hetzner and negative feelings about Digital Ocean. It's why I tried Hetzner first. I didnt like D.O. or want to use them. But in the end t
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by htx80nerd 4mo ago
it must be rad to be a scientist and get paid to do a bunch of BS that doesnt really matter and most people wont even double check your work and then if anyone questions your work hordes of Internet Hero's will defend your Expert Honor
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by htx80nerd 4mo ago
they want a popular thing, then that thing falls under the control of Big Business Meeting Thinking , and suffers the expected fate
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by htx80nerd 4mo ago
Companies are making a trillion dollars on Open Source free code then maybe donate 50k to that project. People are spending huge amounts of time , stress, their lives, to help these projects. Companies have proved themselves to be very se
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by htx80nerd 4mo ago
Hetzner has the most unintuitive UI out of any host I've ever used in 20+ yrs of using different web host. Spending hours trying to do basic things, and even AI couldnt help. Switched to one of their competitors after 2(!) days of tr
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by htx80nerd 4mo ago
>The cost of producing code has collapsed. AI tools can generate functional, adequate, perfectly average code at a speed and cost that would have been unimaginable even five years ago. And like the outsourcing wave of the early 2000s, th
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by htx80nerd 4mo ago
i will never work for one of these mega big tech companies. making tons of $$$ then fire you. have a nice day.
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by htx80nerd 4mo ago
not good when the power goes out / grid goes down which has happened repeatedly in the past 40 yrs
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by htx80nerd 4mo ago
>but also how "ready" is "ready enough"? good question but too often what we find is "not ready at all".
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by htx80nerd 4mo ago
Governments have gotten in the bad habit of acting like nothing will ever go wrong. Living paycheck-to-paycheck, so to speak. Cali not the only one suffering this fate. It doesnt matter if it's Trump's fault or not. Lets just
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by htx80nerd 4mo ago
because it's really well developed and Just Works
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by htx80nerd 5mo ago
"Claude Code is basically magic" spam hit the hardest. Temporarily side lined by GH status post. Maybe Claude Advertising is in a lull right now.

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