Honestly for me it was when we moved in that things started getting more calm.
I did not like all the uncertainty of the transaction hanging above my head.
Now it’s been a few years and we’ve added gardens and done a few upgrades and we have our furniture and spaces, and it’s my happy place.
I keep seeing this on serious sites and it makes me happy
Amen
And to add that smart people fall for dumb biases, we just need to look at the object oriented mania of the 2000s to late 2010s to see us shoehorn in one paradigm into everything without critically considering whether it made sense over other models.
Can an LLM do everything I need yet? No.
But is a stochastic parrot good enough to help me complete a function and help me restructure code? Yes definitely.
Claude is good enough for so much of the low value code I write that is actually a useful tool. I have to review the code but it’s useable.
I use AI search to lookup functions that I don’t need detailed docs for, or to help me debug arcane library specific errors (just had one earlier today where in polars the list and array types are very much not interchangeable and the explode method was failing).
I still read the docs on things that are critical, and I write the critical paths and dictate structure and understand the problem im solving well.
I thought they cared about states rights?
How are they able to even ban states from passing laws
Every time we try to draw a reasonable classification the platypus is just there, mocking and judging us.
I would vote no for this as a user
I hate how many discord notifications and emails I get about this, I don’t want to see it on other platforms. It’s potentially way too spammy of a feature.
I’m new/planning to get more into self hosting
I have a crappy NAS in the basement I archive to and copy my borg repos to.
Then I pay for a Dropbox style cloud service and I copy my borg archives there. It’s kind of janky but it’s cheap and works.
If you set up something like Garage with borg with a bunch of other people you could create a network where you essentially swap hard drive space to ensure you’re all backed up.
But I think Garage assumes very high trust with your fellow hosts, so this doesn’t scale beyond direct social connections.
That’s actually kind of sad.
I remember doing a ton of stuff on my core 2 Duo iMac with 2gb ram.
Sure, you won’t be playing cyberpunk, but it ran all the creative suite apps, a few games, and I did a ton of image editing, made movies, and did programming on it.
They actually quite that in a real legal filing?
Jesus.
Did they ask /r/pettyrevenge to write that?
We grew up with various windows and DOS computers, then my first computer that was mine was a used computer with Windows ME and a massive 20gb hard drive.
After that I bought an iMac with Mac OS X tiger and have been using Macs ever since.
I’ve also frankensteined a few Linux machines together from yard sale parts over the years.
If the cat chooses to move for a snack, it’s acceptable.
Faking a snack is criminal fraud though (e.g. shaking a food bag but not providing said food).
One a cat reaches a certain age it’s illegal to remove them from a cozy place
I was disappointed it wasn’t satanism too.
The object storage (S3-compatible) platform MinIO created a bit of a stir this week with a PR that removes a ton of functionality from the interface of its community edition. When questioned, users were directed to the enterprise version of the platform. In unsurprising open-source fashion, a fork has already been created by the community while others have started migrating to existing alternatives like Garage.
How are people finding Garage? Does anyone have a good comparison vs seaweedFS?
How about our prophet, The Sisko?
Gemini.
The twins.
Castor and Pollux.
They were tricked by their cousins and started the whole Trojan War.
There are solid gold or platinum asteroids out there, but God only gave us the resources of earth in the bible.
So God is definitely richer than Disney.