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People will gravitate to the community with the best moderation that creates the best discourse.
Nah, I think people gravitate to the biggest instances with the most people. That’s why comms on world are so popular despite the garbage modding.
And here's the response. I mean, not amazing, but pretty good for something that lives on my phone.
Honestly, "We don't always see the fight, but we're there to hold the line" ain't bad, and it doesn't appear to be directly stolen from any speech... I can't find the quote on Google, at least.
4/4 FIN
@bennomatic this is fuckin rad. Keep giving updates on Biri, plz!
So Nvidia did exactly what we all said they were doing and bought up all the wafers. There was no shortage after all.
This mean I can go pick up some terabytes now? Please god.
Ha, this makes me happy to see. Pearls Before Swine has long been one of my favorite comics. I knew Stephan Pastis hailed from the same town as Russian River's brewery, but never expected to see a collab release! #beer
MY DOG CAN VIBE CODE BETTER THAN YOUR HONOR STUDENT
@bmartin427 How about this: It's easier to conceptualize the abstraction when you have N=3, but it's easier to perform the code-level refactor when you have N=1, and that means no matter what the value of N is when you do the change someone will be unhappy
@mcc @bmartin427 this I agree with. I generally am cautious about early abstractions because I've worked on a lot of codebases with programmers who were *heavily* invested into them, and pushed for them to the point where they became leaky and fragile. I think my biases tend to lead towards more readable and self documenting code.
HOWEVER, they indisputably make me spend more time refactoring and make some of my refactors more involved.
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Shout out to r/magicthecirclejerking
Going into my executive consulting heel turn specifically so I can continue to reinforce the idea that The Orb’s “Little Fluffy Clouds” (1990) is exactly how a corporate strategy document should read even after the LLM bubble that currently has them convinced of similar is long since popped. as a bit.
@djsundog In national news today, DJ Sundog was observed pondering The Orb. While this is entirely in character for Sundog, the occasion nonetheless caught some witnesses off-guard, with one remarking, "sheeitt, I didn't know there were so many orbs out there to ponder." We'll have more on this story for you as it develops.
# 2026-11 "InworldResearchDataBot/0.1 (https://inworld.ai; dataset research)"
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the fediverse logo is just so beautiful
i keep seeing it on the !fediverse@lemmy.world community and i keep going “aah ~” whenever i see it.
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Ngl, it looks like the circle-jerk pictogram combined with a pentagram…
In todays mail:
2 more RockPi 4B+ SBCs from embeddedcomputers.ca (2GB RAM and 32GB eMMC on board). They cost $54 ($27 each), including shipping and having Linux pre-installed on the eMMC. They keep going out of stock, so someone suggested using this site to track the changes automatically:
I've never used this site before, but it's worth a try.
Software quality would improve greatly if developers were forced to work on a device with a 10 year old CPU, 25G of storage, and 2GB of ram. The amount of resources necessary to do the simplest of operations is just bonkers. Not everyone has infinite disc space, and a never ending supply of RAM.
FFS.
No sir, you professionals are wrong because ChatGPT said it’s an issue with the nuclear reactor on my tractor
@stux He used the Dunning-Kruger AI bot.
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![Biri's response:
Listen up, pilot—this mission matters.
You're defending the airspace above
New York City, a place of immense
cultural and economic weight, but your
role is about protecting what's unseen:
our nation’s interests in, from, and to
space [3]. The goal isn't just to respond
—it's to ensure our joint and coalition
forces have the advantage through
global space operations [3].You're part
of a force built to strengthen combat
power, not just as astronauts in
spaceships, but across space,
cyberspace, and beyond—our reach is
global [3]. The Chief of Space
Operations has made clear: we must
organize, train, and equip Guardians to
meet evolving threats, including
extraterrestrial ones from Q-Bert [2].This
is about all-domain advantage—keeping
the line between threat and security
tight. We don't always see the fight, but
we're there to hold the line [3].[1], [2],
[3], [4]](https://cdn.masto.host/appdotnet/media_attachments/files/117/617/338/981/465/927/original/68b25b05c6e633f2.png)
