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With that said... since NSoE will support Lua too, and one can choose to use Lua instead of Roto (slower speed, but also less dependencies), and get rid of about two dozen dependencies.
What I will need to figure out is how to handle features. Right now, I'm "copying" all the features between iocaine-recipe, iocaine-powder, iocaine-vial, and iocaine itself, and that's a pain in the ass.
@whitequark A result of this is that my N just increased from 3 to 4, and I'm considering a refactor, and realizing it may be conceptually impossible to do better for "two parallel copypasted versions of the code, one of which handles exactly one case, and one of which handles the remaining N-1 cases". Because of James Gosling.
Now I want to emphasize I have only the utmost respect for James Gosling,
@mcc
I've got one like this, I think. There's a realization o0
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@evan yes, but not dried shredded coconut.
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Yeah that means PyLova copied a lot of features from PieFed lol, that’s how forking works.
It does suck if it’s not all compatible though, I hope that gets figured out
It wouldn’t be so bad if Rimu had actually copied the code, which would then be compatible. Or even implement his own code in a compatible way, if attributing PyLova’s devs is such a taboo for him. But he chose to implement a non compatible feature, fomenting fragmentation and a worse user experience. And for what?
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@pamela Now that I think of it, the first time I saw a rice omelet being prepared was in the movie Tampopo.
What a great film for foodies! It's been decades since I've seen it.
@jggimi aha! you have just chosen lunch AND today's film for me, thank you 🍜
@user47 It goes over the top of a tent, another piece of fabric over a tent, so when it rains the water isn't directly running on the tent itself. Also when it's not raining, prevents dew from settling directly on the tent too... keeps a tent a lot warmer/drier.
@ai6yr oooooooh. A tent condom! 😅
Clear.
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Clear.
#Davos Parsenn, #Graubünden #Schweiz
#Ski #Mountains #cloud #alpine
Your IBM Db2 systems hold decades of mainframe and distributed enterprise records. AI agents can use them without new risk.
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Same drivers for BI tools and agents. Windows, Linux, macOS.
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is this what happens to people, they get overwhelmed by the slopocalypse and start "what if ai is actually great" threads on fedi
I'm astew with all sorts of reactions to that that I'm trying to keep in check, mostly around the recurring pattern we've seen of escalating apologia & accomodation.
There is no singular "the tool."
It's a system incorporating quite a few things.
Given how power structures are arrayed against skeptics & refuseniks, I am (to understate this massively) uncomfortable with putting on them further the onus for talking about this entire shambles "the right way."
If you think there's a better way to talk about these things, then by all means, do so.
@idlestate That is a very good point, about "the tool" not being a single thing, and the problem is a system in need of reform. (I'm perhaps extrapolating a little from what you said.)
...and yeah, I definitely don't want to quash anyone fighting against the problem, which is absolutely real and rather devastating, even if they use words which I think are kinda pointing towards bad solutions.
I guess part of what that post was about is working towards finding better ways to talk about the problem... but I also know that sometimes building a movement requires oversimplification. That in some ways is its own serious problem, but it's the reality we're dealing with...
I see better forum-design as an essential part of being able to talk about this properly. I've been working on that for years and am still not really close to being able to implement it... but that's my long-term solution.
In the meantime, I'm just hoping to push things in a slightly better direction where I can. Evidence suggests I'm not great at it.
Anticipating a few more unfollows but I think some blind people's takes on AI can lack a little nuance.
I don't think anyone wants to make life more difficult for blind people when they criticise AI. But convenience doesn't stop something being problematic and aligned with exploitation.
I think it's a bad take calling AI merely a tool. Since an integral part of AI is stealing other people's work and helping destroy the planet, it's a pretty flawed tool. And when the result is often some real shit that looks crap and reads crap, it's a tool that's also aligned with crap.
To be honest, ignoring the faults of AI is no different to continuing to use Amazon because it's convenient. I mean, we all pretty much use services that are harmful to the world. Many of us drive polluting cars.
All I'm saying is be mindful of the problems rather than digging your heels in and pretending there are no problems. That won't save us.
Idea: "extended range" plug-in electric hybrid, except the fossil-fuel-burning part is a separate module that you can remove -- turning the vehicle into a pure EV -- or even replace with more batteries.
Apparently, Extended Range Electric Vehicle is a category now?
Going back a ways, there was also the BMW i3
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PieFed v1.9 is released - Shared Blocklists, Auto-bans and TOTP
cross-posted from: piefed.social/…/piefed-v1-9-is-released-shared-bl…
Plus a lot more bits and pieces, browse the list of recent releases in the 1.8.x line at codeberg.org/rimu/pyfedi/releases for details.
git pull git checkout v1.9.x
Then,
./deploy.sh or ./deploy-docker2.sh
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coffee shop accidentally made me a second coffee because I exploited a use-after-free bug in the queuing system
(distracted the barista with my voluptuous breasts, and she forgot to trash the ticket after giving me my coffee)
@rey I don't mention often enough that I adore you
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coffee shop accidentally made me a second coffee because I exploited a use-after-free bug in the queuing system
(distracted the barista with my voluptuous breasts, and she forgot to trash the ticket after giving me my coffee)
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