mmnfrdmcx

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by mmnfrdmcx 4mo ago
Unimaginable luxury, what are you in about. Have you ever even been outside of US?
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by mmnfrdmcx 4mo ago
you might enjoy the first chapter of Diaspora by Greg Egan https://www.gregegan.net/DIASPORA/01/Orphanogenesis.html
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by mmnfrdmcx 4mo ago
> I have a corollary hypothesis which is that only young people are actually conscious. One day you go to bed and your mind never wakes up, but your body keeps on living the automaton till you actually die. Thank you for a new existentia
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Elon Musk Sues OpenAI and Sam Altman(reuters.com)
37 points by mmnfrdmcx 3y ago|1 comments
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by mmnfrdmcx 3y ago
A fair point, I use tailscale for other things too, so it's a freebie
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by mmnfrdmcx 3y ago
So that it has a connection even if I am outside of my home network
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by mmnfrdmcx 3y ago
I have made a setup that I am really proud of. Syncthing + Tailscale + old Raspberry Pi + external USB SSD disks + restic for backup + B2 Raspberry Pi OS + syncthing data is on one SSD disk (encrypted) Restic backs up to second SSD disk (en
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by mmnfrdmcx 3y ago
Agreed. It's also objectively worse because you lose the stack trace in the final exception you will display to your user. Enjoy debugging that when a customer sends you an error.
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by mmnfrdmcx 3y ago
I don't agree with this post. Engineering is about tradeoffs. There is more advantage in doing the accepted python solution (exceptions) than inventing your own (which you claim to be better, but I personally think is worse). If you ar
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by mmnfrdmcx 3y ago
The flask-login package should have limited its dependencies to flask<3.0, that's what major versions are for.