Opensource it and let users choose the levers. Otherwise fuck off. I don’t need another brain rot feed I have to figure out how to block or ignore in my life

I like a few graphic novel games. Now Steam recommends a deluge of GRAPHIC novel games that have zero interesting story or hook to them, because the tag system. It’s kind of nuts

Assuming ethical considerations are addressed I agree. Just at the moment blocking AI contribution is a helpful heuristic for catching slop. Same reason why I geo block IPs for my self hosted home services. Could my fam or friends be in Russia? I guess, but I’m pretty safe to just block any Russian IP for those services until I’m told from a credible source that they are infact that IP.

Putting aside all ethical, ecological, and societal considerations should we accept contributions made by AI CEOs that are now hardwired into torture matrixes to strip them of their humanity and turn them into coding servitors?

Yay or nay?

I mean he’s right. Certain levels of inflation as long as it’s not out pacing wages or raw inputs or new capital of costs too much (essentially the reasources of a nation) is essentially a tax of existing wealth that cheapens debts.

He’s fucked all of those ifs, but glad to see he’s mentioned one economic idea in all of these years. He might be able to hold his own in a highschool debate in a few years at this rate

Honestly we need bidirectional human gates for this not more AI arms race imho.

I want a job post cryptographically signed by the lead of the team I am applying for and I’ll sign mine the same. Ideally with a token system that requires human input, like pin + bio(bio is useless on its own and should be local to the device only). Ideally we both have some FAQ supplement attached like -+25% pay range for them for the position, I’ll put my asking offer in the app. Include a pending negotiations application type as well.

We get past that? Send me an email asking for follow ups based on my resume or what wasn’t covered, ill ask you follow ups. Schedule a paid audition/meeting after that with the team just to be sure I can actually do the role and that the role is in fact what they said it was.

One idea that I think would be neat would be to expand it beyond written texts. For example: https://chewydecimalsystem.org/

I am somewhat biased in this regard too though, while physical location has to be tied to a singular thing, with digital mapping tag systems, even better if they are scalable, make for much more accurate catalogs.

For example the arch wiki is a reference source, but of what info? Hierachical stacking helps but falls apart when now the gaming sections of the arch wiki can’t be found next to the Windows gaming sections because they are isolated by OS instead of by gaming, or you are digging through every OSs collection of gaming information when you do have an OS specific question.

It says a lot that Republicans were pretending to trade blatant corruption for a chance to introduce voter suppression in the midterms

Its also ok to vote for a spinless dem over an activily harmful republican. I mean dont vote for a fetterman because again, active harm. I agree with you though what you described is still more helpful

Internet Archive (i know this one: archive.org), Ghostarchive, or Megalodon Is what the article mentioned as better alternitives.

Honestly i can defend many americans not having interest in geopolitics but yeah those guys were astonshingly ignorant 😂

Context collapse and hallucination in the face of anything novel has been my experience 90% of the time. I even tried context compression by trying to do the research, test spec, plan, code tests, product spec, plan, code product method, but then the issue was the plan satisfied the AI too quick (“actually we already test all of the code, you can see that by reading the “we test all of the code” spec”).

I’ve been pro US imperialism for a while now, but honestly I’m glad that the rest of the world is shedding the worst of our power projection.

On one hand the heel position has really pushed a lot of the world in a positive direction, but there’s gotta be a better fucking way then, like you said destroying half a century of international relations and cooperation. That’s not to mention the bigger issue of US supported genocide in Palistein and the ethnic cleansing operation in the states, which I can’t excuse for any 4d accidently good things on the geopolitical scale.

Commercial support or if it’s critical enough infrastructure have a full time department/team to do it. Commercial support is the obvious choice for most countries starting out tbh.

Honestly SuSE, Ubuntu, and Hetzner all have good for enterprise support and its crazy that they don’t have more major gov business in the EU now.

But honestly yeah, pay for labour to maintain things. It’s not a breaking new idea. You can do that AND own the things instead of renting from private companies too. Also not a new idea.

The only thing new is that we are talking about computers and we have museums for them already so maybe get with the times, right?

They are both declarative. The main difference is NixOS has the package build system built into its package management vs Microos which uses zypper and the Open Build System for package building.

Both have declarative config files you either activate via command or get automatically referenced on reboot.

For microos it both ignition, AND combustion.

I’ll be honest though both have been a total pain in the ass (I say with love they are still opensource and Linux in the best of ways).

There is a tool kit for sle micro (and I assume microos too) called elemental that builds them from ContainerFile/DockerConfig files that just feels more sane to me. If it gets too complex for a containerfile I’m doing something wrong anyways imho. That said I do really like NixOS/Guix ability to have the dev build tool, package build tool, distro build tool, and sysadmin tool all be the same language.

I use VMs for OS isolated and hardware isolation. I run containers on top of OSs for apps.

That said I use Harvester so I can run containers on bare metal AND VMs as containers.

Even on one bare metal I do this, so I can spin up a test VM of harvester to confirm configs. If you one node is super beefy a neat trick is to have VMs running a cluster so you can have a kind of high availability even if your infra is a single point of failure.

I cannot wait to hear the story about how people made millions selling dark GPUs. What could be really funny is that the best people to sell them too could be back to their companies lol.

Not saying do this, or this is a good outcome instead of a sane system, but dumb times beget dumb schemes.

The all in ones tend to be heat pump condensor dryers. Which are great, way less power used, and genteler on clothes, BUT take way longer.

I got one, and I struggle to think I’d ever go back to moving laundry over between machines unless I had to, even if it means 2-3 hours for medium load of laundry. It does that in the background anyways.

I kind of want to buy one know and start sending invoices for storage of their equipment.

This is common misunderstanding most people assume a climate pledge to protect it, they pledged to destroy. /s