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From that article
Disclosure: my fiancé works at Anthropic, whose models Replit uses and which Masad discusses below.
Ah ok
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@saramg@fosstodon.org Asking as a total simpleton. Does it mean that the start menu is sort of a web application that runs in a browser? I know nothing about React Native save for the fact that it exists, but the Native in it made me feel like it would use React DSL but compile into a native application which would avoid the browser overhead.
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@msfjarvis@fantastic.earth the moral is that if you bootlick hard enough you can will conflicts of interest into existence
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@yassie_j@transfem.social
If you've taught yourself, then your effort would have been better spent going to dance school.
Not entirely incorrect
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@Oleksii@social.linux.pizza @unifiedpush@fosstodon.org @Tuba@floss.social
No. It means that Tuba does not need to be running for you to receive notifications for it. When you receive a notification, you can start Tuba if you want to act on it. Or just ignore the notification and Tuba remains closed.
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@davidgerard@circumstances.run I'm sure Gaming Copilot will help with this
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@kate@shrike.club trump: ah shit pete we didnt think of the alabama shrimp boats pele
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@davidgerard don't worry this person who is bragging about not writing a single line of code will surely be able to carefully scrutinise mountains of LLM generated code
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@rysiek@mstdn.social this is so unhinged
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@proto@merveilles.town rutracker is always a good place to get stuff like this
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@sushimcpe@possum.city I found that the hassle of installing a third party OS is simply not worth the hassle. Since it is a handheld console and you won't always have ready access to mouse or keyboard, when stuff breaks it can be very annoying. I used cachyos for a bit which is less stable than bazzite and ran across two instances where stuff broke (once the power button became unresponsive and once the display manager broke). Fixing stuff like this on a handheld console is annoying as shit.
My main aim here was to install a mutable distro so I could install any app I want but it sort of backfired. For this reason I did not consider Bazzite, because Bazzite did not provide any specific advantages that appealed to me.
On the Steam Deck I mainly need these non-steam things to work:
Tailscale: their installation script works fine for thisSyncthing: I downloaded their binary release and created a user level service. It updated automatically and works perfectly.
Anything else I need I try to get as an appimage or a flatpak.
But please don't let me dissuade you from experimenting. It is fun in its own right. Experience is a better teacher than words of random strangers. So if something looks appealing feel free to try it.
You can mention or dm me if you have more questions. Like if you have a use case in mind and wondering how it would play out on the Deck and so on.
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@Ambraven i just use htop but i don't use *top much
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@boozook Yes. also the updated post contains a link at the top to the markdown source of the pre-retraction version.
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@boozook I have been prepared for this since their AI generated blog post.
As I was typing this, I went to find a link to said blog. Looks like they retracted it after the response: https://blog.rust-lang.org/2026/03/20/rust-challenges/
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@sue I got burnout just from looking at that spec.md file. Who would ever want to write 2k lines of spec as the very first step. I feel like writing spec without testing it against reality (by materialising it as code) would lead to an immense number of mistakes.
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@davidgerard@circumstances.run I'm wondering if the "human error" part is total bullshit or not. Bun lets you configure the creation of source maps via a variable. Then I am assuming npm must have a property for excluding certain files while packaging.
Source map leakage is pretty common. But usually it is something that happens on day 1 until it is fixed. If it appears out of the blue I lean more towards an LLM doing this. Plus the Claude guy himself says it is 100% vibe coded with no qualifiers.
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@marioguzman@mastodon.social i still listen to the same mp3s i scrounged 15 years ago
/r/CarsIndia subreddit wants to make sure that you don't forget the real victims of climate change and heat waves
if i were a sheep i'd be glad that my dairy prowess is not widely recognised
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@SheWasSpeaking@toots.matapacos.dog @fkftsh@fkft.sh I'll keep the instance in my mind in case shit happens here. Thanks.
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@yonle akkoma has a really nice feature where you can hide bot posts from timelines. It makes the federated timeline usable (at least on smaller instances) because half the posts there are usually from bots.
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sometimes i randomly think about that bit from Bad Hasbara podcast where the host talks about 9/11 revoked his TV ban when he was 8 and start laughing
the moral of Julius Caesar is that whoever is the last to talk to a mob wins
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@fuckfetish@fuckaas.space @fkftsh@fkft.sh I have also tried looking around for backup options if this instance fails but I am scared of lethal exposure to lib fediverse where the public feeds are non-stop barrages of trump derangement material
feeling robbed that there isn't a new ace attorney game every six months
Google took a full front page ad for Gemini today. It has a short link on it. If you follow it Gemini will generate a full length practice paper for NEET, a competitive entrance exam in India for undergraduate medicine related courses.
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@cwebber I went :che_laugh: when I read 'Async complexity: the "Three Horsemen" problem'
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@ItsTheManOnTheMoon@laserdisc.party who was the president then?
wondering if there is a body of work out there exploring the extreme propensity towards hitlerism of the global south middle class
new notification :)
"a poll you voted in has ended" :/
ISP provided modem-router combination:
- Pages on the administration portal take 3+ seconds to load
- Forbids copy-paste on the login screen using javascript trickery
- Forces password change every few days
- Phones home so it can be modified by an app
Whoever designed this thing should be chucked into a meat grinder
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re: Homelab nerditry
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@zak@infosec.exchange if you are keen on something like that you can swap the shell for one of those third party ones. personally i like the black one more.
usage based billing? what was that billing based on before dare i ask?
aaaaahhhhhhhhhh
i sympathise with donny because the airlines are slowly taking away our ball room
I need some bodyweight workout routines for home and I am hesitant to google because there is slop everywhere. If anyone has recommendations I would appreciate it.
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@selea@social.linux.pizza @timbray@cosocial.ca can someone please explain this joke? I know nothing about kubernetes except that it does something like container orchestration. So this joke and the bit about "something Kubernetes threw up that looked important" flew over my head.