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@catsalad@infosec.exchange print that paw!
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@thomasfuchs@hachyderm.io and by the time you write this, there will be some 5 revivals, 7 new ones, and 0 trust signals.
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@thomasfuchs@hachyderm.io something... something... Turbo Pascal? 🤔
It has been lost in the mist of history...
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RE: https://grrl.me/@soph/116508426964266127
Hard uninstall.
Funny how the thread was closed marked as spam. User feedback like this is definitely ham, even if a rough ride.
The morning's a- chilling....
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@JennyFluff@chitter.xyz @aks@scalie.zone TIL the ANSI escape sequences (used to hide the printed code in the terminal: ESC[2K, just with unicode for the escape).
https://www2.ccs.neu.edu/research/gpc/VonaUtils/vona/terminal/vtansi.htm
Fun stuff (and not something I've used myself in 30 years of terminal life, but I feel I should have before!) 💡
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@davidgerard also, reading through that thread, someone seems to be projecting 😅
https://mastodon.social/@Gargron/116353281115580945
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@Li @danderson @ocean hey, check their docs on how to run the Archive Team Warrior: https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/ArchiveTeam_Warrior#Basic_usage_(virtual_machine) There's also docker-based deployments as well, but the basic one is the VM indeed.
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@repepo I quite like the line:
supervision is the physics
where you can replace physics with many others, such as "programming".
The difference between the two usage modes of accelerating the knowledge one already won versus replacing the effort needing to win the knowledge on the place, harks back to the centaur vs reverse centaur modes of operation described by @pluralistic
That final note, that the people who are already careful feel the need to be even more careful, resonates too!
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@ariadne it's this one, right? https://docs.postmarketos.org/policies-and-processes/development/ai-policy.html
The criticism is fair all around.
Reflecting on the latter part of "understand your changes, write good commit messages, test your code, try not to introduce bugs" is a good policy regardless, and was repeatedly violated by people way before these tools entered the scene 😅
Admittedly, it's a gazillion times easier to fall foul of them now, but it should keep the "non assisted" contributions humble as well :)
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@danderson @ocean I was looking at that project, but it says its status is "On Hiatus", so I don't think it's currently active?
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@jayalane@mastodon.online @JennyFluff@chitter.xyz @aks@scalie.zone 🤔 adversarial, say loading a tonne of tools on specific user visits when WebMCP lands?
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@Edent wait till you are satisfied with your piece the way you would want it. Taking an example from Delayed Gratification that does slow journalism, and does it beautifully https://www.slow-journalism.com/
The day when my laptop that works perfectly fine, is too old to run a text editor 😅
Zed fails to start, because it doesn't find a GPU, apparently...
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@matthartley@fosstodon.org that looks slick, though I can't quite justify replacing my 6 month old version 😅
Though the touch screen is very tempting, that might be easier to upgrade to, rather than the more cosmetic cases.
https://frame.work/tw/en/products/laptop13pro-display-kit
I never before run into this many discrepancies between the same software installed on different OS/environments, than recently between MacOS+brew and Archlinux:
Helix editor: on Mac it's `hx`, on Arch it's `helix`
Zed editor: on Mac it's `zed`, on Arch it's `zeditor`
Task (of Taskfiles): on Mac it's `task`, on Arch it's `go-task`
First time I'm seriously thinking about my alias-es, before being vanilla was pretty fine.
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@tripofmice@friend.camp now here's a rabbit (duck?)-hole! There are so many variations of these in various museum websites and other listings. Super adorable!
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@danderson @ocean yeah, wikis gonna be lagging, definitely gonna check in there.
In the Warrior interface that Angelfire project is not listed as an option (as flagged by others too), hence it seems indeed effectively not working.
IRC it is, at the next opportunity:)
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@danderson @ocean yeah, I usually do that Team Choice, it's very heavy telegram at the moment, as you said :)
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@bikejourno have a great finish to your trip!
(In New Taipei, and can't make it to the city this time, but hopefully in another round?)
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@obsidian this is awesome! I hope you find someone really good!
(and good to see what you are interested in, for the time when you might grow to, say 5, and had time to expand my experience myself)
It's 6pm and Homer takes down the movie booking website....
(it's the time when the IMAX booking for next week reopened -- or supposed to be :)
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@danderson @ocean actually, it's now a rare double-404 error 😂
The requested URL /robots.txt was not found on this server. Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
RE: @fionaorkneynews@mastodon.scot
Now any future episodes of the Upstart Crow can be even more historically accurate!
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@lowqualityfacts@mstdn.social little known fact, Rorschach in the comic/movie Watchmen actually quotes Goose with his famous lines:
None of you seem to understand. I'm not locked in here with you. You're locked in here with ME!
Never gets the attribution that deserved 😢
My goodness, I'd eat them all!
The Fabled Flatbreads of Uzbekistan
https://www.aramcoworld.com/articles/2015/the-fabled-flatbreads-of-uzbekistan
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@lowqualityfacts@mstdn.social no-one can contain the goose! Much more likely that the goose infiltrates ICE to dismantle it from the inside.
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@danderson @ocean I've looked through the scraper (last change 7 years ago), and fixed things up rough-and-dirty (will clean up and push it to GitHub there too, shortly). The scraper runs, but since ArchiveTeam has no jobs out, it just idles. I guess it will need central coordination, or maybe I've missed something? 🤔
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@simon@fedi.simonwillison.net this is handy, I have used App Scripts recently for other CSV imports where it got complicated due to the provider. It's nice to compare and contrast my implementation's dev details, App Scripts start to make a bit more sense (not in the code, but the environment it runs in and its quirks).
Thanks for sharing!
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@tindie proves that you are not a Generative AI model, probably! :)
That is the age we live in.
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@bikejourno that's why I am casting a vote, even if it's made quite difficult for Hungarians living abroad...
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@blog fighting a darn good fight!!
(The NHSX repo I contributed to during the pandemic is still online, though maybe not total surprise because the project is obsolete 😅)
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@rnd@toot.cat I have to be careful whenever I switch to Python work. There are often people around who mind its duck typing!
This one is very cool...
From a post on HN:
> - Vibe coding (with Claude Desktop, nobody is using Replit or any of the others) is the new Excel for non tech people.
That is what I start to see too.
Except, with Excel there were maybe fewer people going "ok, now, engineer, can you productionise it?🚀"
Or optimistically I guess that is a useful skill too (to acquire): being a good "mechanic" to go from vibe to deploy.
Let's see how these sorts of requests will affect my will to live :)
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What a hoot!
https://babygodzilla-mochipet.bandcamp.com/track/spring-feat-daedelus
Just been playing on @somafm@sfba.social #SecretAgent