In this episode Chakotay wishes the crew would stop asking for more replicator rations however could have solved everything if there was any continuity in the series.
@natevw no the reverse, just the computer regular boot into an image file on a drive without repartitioning
@mcc oh I see! so kinda like the motherboard ~UEFI stuff becomes the hypervisor itself (or somehow avoids the need for one at all, besides I suppose some sort of storage translation)
I guess some swengs come at it from a perspective of "art is touchy-feely crap, I am a Serious Worker who builds suspension bridges" and like, 1) why would you allow LLMs to run roughshod over such important work, 2) you are denying the parts of *all* programming that are "touchy-feely", ie communicating with other humans to understand their needs (ie your requirements), making dependable cogs to run the machinery of human society.
ofc i complain but musicals are even more hostile to deep voiced non-t voices, and also deep voiced t voices and really any voice that is slightly unusual. part of the appeal of opera for me is the fact that there is such a huge variety of voices accounted for
and for contrast, here's something too low for me to sing loud enough to be usable in an unamplified performance. let me know if you can sing this loudly; if you can, you are probably a bass or bass-baritone. lowest note here is A♭2.
IMO "programming isn't art/creativity" isn't worth litigating because there will never be a clear hard line between any given craft's functional demands (which even abstract painters, playwrights, and conceptual artists grapple with in various ways) and its creative/aesthetic/expressive goals. Even if you program SaaS databases for a living, why devalue what you do in some minute way that doesn't usually even matter? Is it that hard to see common ground between what you & other craftspeople do?
It is possible to construct several narratives about how we got from then to now; the corporatisation of sponsorship, the wider reactionary movements against feminism, the normalization of authoritarianism, the centralization and fracturing of online spaces, and most recently those preaching the doctrine of claude et al.
They are all equally true, and just as equally entangled with each other.
Working together to destroy the illusion that there was a space with enough shared ground to work.
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Would read this person’s comments again.
Warum es keine Klimaflüchtlinge gibt | mit Luisa Gaffron
@petko tbh, I didn't even read that far. I read Eli's first reply on the mailing list, and noped the fuck out. It's only been downhill from there, and that first message was bad enough as it is.
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Pylova is a mostly pointless reactionary fork that came out of some drama perpetuated by a bunch of crybullies.
So it’s cringe, but not necessarily controversial. But also doesn’t really contribute anything of value.
@ariadne “Any other answer is a first step towards splitting our community along the many lines of political and ideological divides that have nothing to do with software freedoms.” → To believe, or to claim, that accepting code produced by slaves will not split the community, is to deny that many of us view free software as a means of emancipation, rather than as an end in itself.
Have been told I am "even hotter than the average hot chick" today and can't stop smiling.
RE: https://tldr.nettime.org/@tante/117581524153392920
As a game designer who programs, and works with artists, programmers, musicians, and more: I refuse to devalue the labor of any of my peers or place it in some separate conceptual bin that gives them fewer/different rights and protections. I treat others how I would like to be treated because that's the foundation of a good society and everyone deserves that.
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Dont forget the instance operators who actually keep the servers running. Donations keep instances up.
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can we shout out to the fediverse developers, for making the fediverse possible
shout out to the lemmy developers for not making us be stuck on the other site
shout out to mastodon devs for making us have a better life than on Twitter
shout out to the pixelfed devs for allowing a actual photography platform to exist
shout out to the peertube devs for helping us not be stuck on youtube until the end of time
ETA: Shout out to the server operators who make the stuff be done
Peak oligarchic Wall Street Journal: a job posting for a bureau chief to cover ... wait for it ... mansions. They might want to consider a bureau chief to cover wealth taxes.
https://dowjones.jobs/new-york-ny/bureau-chief-mansion/8BEFB397C97044BAAD4993EBCEE8E4A6/job/
@jeffjarvis we would love to see a bureau chief that covers wealth and estate taxes.
We would do it if they didn't mind a whole lot of snark in the article
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3955330/A_Golden_Wake_Roaring_20s_Edition/ page up on Steam today (wishlists are always helpful in supporting the dev.) Francisco's pink Florida suit really sold things and his talk will be up soon. #AdventureX
I wish there was a way to boot into a VM disk image.
Like, OSes have… I dunno, NTFS drivers, so I wish if I had set up an OS in a VM on Windows in a qcow2 image, I could then boot that OS with a FS driver "mount this NTFS drive then mount this qcow2 image within the NTFS drive, then boot off the qcow2 image, then ignore the NTFS drive"
Not sure if I described that clearly
@mcc just got an intense flashback to 2008 when you could do this with Ubuntu https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wubi_%28software%29