worthless-trash

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by worthless-trash 7d ago
Tiny language models.
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by worthless-trash 7d ago
There is no violence, because the pinata is not alive. There is no more violence in hitting a nail with a hammer.
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by worthless-trash 8d ago
It may be easier, instead of a serial cable, use a IDE hard disk drive. You can still purchase IDE USB caddies for your modern system to write to.
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by worthless-trash 9d ago
Libvirt isn't even difficult, were they trying ?
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by worthless-trash 10d ago
Don't get me wrong, they absolutely can DMCA you if the hosting is in a foreign country iirc. I was under the impression thr prescedant was: Data Access Corporation v Powerflex Services Pty Ltd (1999), alongside specific provisions in
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by worthless-trash 10d ago
You publish it as the organ-guy piano system for a virtual piano that you've lost the code for. On a serious note: reverse engineering is legal in australia, even for DMCA violations.
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by worthless-trash 10d ago
why are you on hn, you are billing in 6 minute increments!
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by worthless-trash 14d ago
There is just.. so many.
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by worthless-trash 16d ago
Right, so we need to utterly destroy people doing civil violence, or it'll ripple out quicker. Lets just cull the bottom 2% of offenders this decade, and see its long term effects.
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by worthless-trash 20d ago
Up front, thank you for the civil discussion. I'm not doubting that it can be done on the small scale. I just dont think it can be done on any large scale. You kinda skipped over what I stated. There isnt a way to distribution of she
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by worthless-trash 20d ago
I appreciate.
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by worthless-trash 21d ago
I keep hearing these, but i find it so hard to connect reality to what you're saying. All of your ideas sound great, I doubt they work. I fear you misunderstand the complexity tech tree required to deliver this utopia you desire. Ther
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by worthless-trash 21d ago
It doesn't matter if its cheap, the economy requires monetary exchange. What work are people doing that would balance out the work to build composting systems, infrastructure needs, batteries, solar, wheat, 'wild boar' (prot
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by worthless-trash 22d ago
> we already have funds and productivity to feed and shelter everyone. Where ? who ?
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by worthless-trash 25d ago
you miss the point entirely bro.
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by worthless-trash 27d ago
gtk1/gtk2/gtk3 code will require you shipping gtk(version) on modern linux, not all distros have the legacy libraries. Apple deprecated carbon (which was a thing when gtk1 was around). I don't think you have an option for th
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by worthless-trash 28d ago
I met an Australian version of this when I was a kid. I wore about it here on hn. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46462420
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by worthless-trash 29d ago
> Whether you see it or not, the vast majority of people /are/ generally good No mate, the entire world is -not- like this. Thank your lucky stars you haven't had to deal with this.
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by worthless-trash 29d ago
> Bun 1.4 Rust rewrite is not looking good This is.. clickbait ?
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by worthless-trash 29d ago
Is the author rebelling against the concept of context ?
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by worthless-trash 1mo ago
People will accept whatever garbage is played, and they will love it and buy it because they need to stay 'current and popular'.
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by worthless-trash 1mo ago
I think it will hit up the cache. If it exists, Python simply returns the existing module object from memory. It completely ignores the file on disk.
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by worthless-trash 1mo ago
The problem is that people think 'python-like' repl is equivalent to CL's repl.
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by worthless-trash 1mo ago
In my limited experience, the 'pairness' part of pair programming , is best done in silence. The discussion / planning happens up front, the keyboard person does the implementation and the second person doesn't 'bac
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by worthless-trash 1mo ago
I never said they were collectively guilty. that was on you. You assigned them all as guilty. > and it's a complete nonsense to blame and persecute the whole ethnic group Cultures exist in ethnic groups, I don't know what to s
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by worthless-trash 2mo ago
> What do you mean? No analysis is being done in the linux kernel to assess vulnerability. > It isn't a DoS to assign every single bug fix a CVE! On people who care about this, it is, not in the project itself though. > Every
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by worthless-trash 2mo ago
They didnt mention the real side benefit of HTMX, and thats the twitter account memes.
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by worthless-trash 2mo ago
I had early chatGPT spit my own erlang code back at me WITH my comments.
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by worthless-trash 2mo ago
Do we know if the actual binary on the cartridge is the same ?
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by worthless-trash 2mo ago
Or, almost no work, see erlang gen_server.

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