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@_elena@mastodon.social @tommi@pan.rent not sure how it works with MeshCore, but, at least with Meshtastic, you are gonna have a bad time transmitting unless you're high up. Unless you hit a repeater. There's a repeater on a mountain I have almost line of sight with and that's how I'm able to tx.

@paulisci@mstdn.ca amazing how back then, like now, futurists wanted to get rid of the good things in life, rather than the bad ones.

@BoTally54@mastodon.social @paulisci@mstdn.ca I think the big difference is infant mortality. If you factor that in, people leave a few decades more these days, on average.

@codinghorror@infosec.exchange > In other words, access to AI may soon matter as much as access to a fat salary and juicy equity awards. As a coder in the AI era, if you don't have access to massive compute, you might end up producing far less software than your colleagues, threatening your career prospects. What about no?

@codinghorror@infosec.exchange Ironic that Silicon Valley CEOs don't understand what Software Engineers do.

@adelfaure @ralt144mi @eidamned @bubobubo wow, so nice!

@BoTally54@mastodon.social @paulisci@mstdn.ca it's a good example of selection bias. If your sample is "people over 70", then sure, life expectancy didn't grow that much in the last 100 years. But you're only counting those who get that far. My grandparents lost like half their siblings back then, to childhood diseases. Even my mom (1960s) lost her newborn brother to a congenital condition which could probably be treated today. We're much better at keeping people alive.

@blogdiva@mastodon.social @paulisci@mstdn.ca I meant it in the broader sense, but yeah, it kind of applies.

@chad @leadore ah, I get it. Thanks!

@twomikecharlie@social.troll.academy this one hit too close to home.

@codinghorror@infosec.exchange "We'll pay you in monopoly money you can spend in being (allegedly) more productive for us"

@DavidPenington@mastodon.au @thejuicemedia@mastodon.social how many starving Gazan children have you fed, David?

@GutterPoetry@mastodon.me.uk @VeroniqueB99@mastodon.social when Trump was first elected in 2016, European centrists were 100% positive that fascism would never happen in the US because, despite the unlimited power the president is granted, there were checks and balances. I always thought checks and balances cannot work in a system where the president can just sign executive orders and bypass the parliament/congress. I guess I was right.

@GutterPoetry@mastodon.me.uk @VeroniqueB99@mastodon.social I know very few modern democracies whose president can just choose to do whatever they want and there are no consequences. This is a constitutional problem.

@chad @cdnspace Thank you so much for this, it looks absolutely gorgeous! BTW, just a small detail - is the TLI correctly drawn on the diagram? It looks as if the spaceship went backwards, which, at least in my experience playing KSP, shouldn't be the case?

@timonsku yep.

@mason maybe a bit of an overreaction, given that the evidence they present is a couple of unit tests written with help from Claude? Sure, one may discuss the ethical implications of employing Claude at all, and the message that sends, but it's not like the app is now vibe coded. There's nuance to things, and calling everything "slopware" is counter-productive.

@rbanffy i love this!

@eriksandblom @Gargron and how is that the US's problem?

@PetraOleum@cloudisland.nz @altomare@oldbytes.space a clear concession to the metric system. It should have been 12^-3 inch.

@LordCaramac@discordian.social @Lenni@fosstodon.org @RogerBW@discordian.social @mcc@mastodon.social this looks a lot like csound.

@diondokter@fosstodon.org @thejpster@hachyderm.io it's a bit. Look at the success stories at the bottom.

@skinnylatte@hachyderm.io the only way to change an evil organization from the inside is to sabotage it. But doesn't give you a bonus at the end of the year.

@heliographe_studio@mastodon.social SKEUOMORPHIC!

@reckter@social.oc.is what sorcery is this?

@jwildeboer@social.wildeboer.net same.

@lispi314@udongein.xyz @lcamtuf@infosec.exchange @raymaccarthy@mastodon.ie that might be true if you ignore the syntax, usability, tooling and the overall developer experience.