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bruhto
Linux@programming.dev•SpaceXAI backs Omarchy, the controversial Linux distro, with $1.5 million in compute
181·22 days agoThe funny thing is that DHH isnt even doing anything with that much money to make Omarchy better, seems like all money is going into his pocket
That’s the thing people don’t want their thing as long as it works
bruhtoMental Health@lemmy.world•What’s a coping skill that surprised you by actually working?English
1·23 days agoVery effective!
I also try to write my thoughts here from different accounts which really helps and sometimes even broaden my perspective
bruhtoMental Health@lemmy.world•What’s a coping skill that surprised you by actually working?English
2·23 days agoI have a little question. What to do when the thing happened that had a ripple effect or it is still ongoing?
Its really become hard to accept in that situation
It sucks! You dont know when the other person will use it against you
That makes sense! Different people learn in different way so we need different people’s words on the same topic to have diverse view on subject.
Good point
noone is saying AI is ethical.
for a complex and large projects, it might be less accurate. but most project I use daily aren’t that complex (besides browser and linux kernel ).
there were an even I went to and the speaker asked, “what things AI couldn’t make”. my answer was “entire cloud platform like AWS” he was speechless xD
but it spends a ton of tokens searching.
I can see that could be an issue. also it’s nice to have a good idea of the codebase. good point
I am sorry but I couldn’t resist AI. was avoiding it for very long time but it’s actually good. specially for tedious task which I have to do. now I can focus on the fun part :)
I think we will still be able to afford Chinese AIs which are damn close to the frontier models. we can also self-host those models on our own GPUs too!
Would be cook if tube archivist was decentralized, so when one person downloaded the video, others could do a peer-tube style p2p on it.
that isn’t far in the future where we will literally pirate youtube video to escape youtube’s paywall / login wall
bruhOPto
Programming@programming.dev•why we never use modulus to produce random integer range
4·2 months agothat’s a great observation. the difference in size of the original evenly distributed random integer space and smaller integer space is important too. if the difference is big enough the smaller random integer space will be equally likely.
Unless you’re running a casino I wonder if a good CTF could be made making use of this. eg, having a casino software and task is to exploit it to have infinite money glitch or something.
bruhOPto
Programming@programming.dev•why we never use modulus to produce random integer range
2·2 months agoThank you for the correction! I wrote the post in hurry that’s why this mistake.



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