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antimemetics··on [dead]
Is there any recording of this around? It sounds hilarious
antimemetics··on Another Reason Why You Should Sleep on It Before Making an Important Decision
In the words of the ancients, one should make his decisions within the space of seven breaths. If discrimination is long, it will spoil.
antimemetics··on AWS claims its cloud faces competition from on-premises IT
I think the point they are making is there are plenty of jobs around for sys admin, but GP is not looking in the right places.
antimemetics··on What's inside the QR code menu at this cafe?
Author is afraid they conmitted fraud according to Indian laws
antimemetics··on What's inside the QR code menu at this cafe?
Nah I better err on the side of caution with this - plenty of examples in history where life’s were utterly destroyed even though every sensible person was ok their side - snowden is just one extreme example but there are many others.
antimemetics··on Ask HN: Good Sites for/with AI Enthusiasts?
Any discords you recommend?
antimemetics··on Bricked iPhone 16 Can Be Restored Wirelessly Using Another iPhone
Did you have receipts or any other way to prove that you/the business you owned purchased the phone?
antimemetics··on They stole my voice with AI
She wrote a strongly worded tweet and people outraged for 0.03 ms and moved on to the next thing.
antimemetics··on Inside Annapurna Interactive's Mass Walkout
I’ll take YouTube and Steam over the olden days of game „journalism“ any day.
antimemetics··on Open source maintainers underpaid, swamped by security, and going gray
You can restrict issue creation/comments etc to certain users if you don’t want to open it to the public. You can also use a separate repo: https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/creating-and-managin...

It’s a choice the maintainer has to make.

To me this is mostly self inflicted pain…

antimemetics··on GitHub notification emails used to send malware
You assume the scammers want everyone to fall for this trick.

The reality is different - they leave these huge red flags so that people who aren’t very bright or careful will fall for it.

That is the same reason why scammers put spelling mistakes in emails - not because they don’t know how to use spellcheck, but because they want to filter out those who would spot these mistakes.

They want to scam careless, gullible, „stupid“ people, not someone who is careful enough to spot security red flags.

antimemetics··on The making of Four Laps – a looping video about looping videos (2021)
I think he means the former - OBS is maybe not „professional“ but in my experience it has excellent quality and can match most professional solutions
antimemetics··on LinkedIn is now using everyone's content to train their AI tool
I think if you read LinkedIn posts you get what you deserve
antimemetics··on Hezbollah pager explosions kill several people in Lebanon
While I don’t agree with GP, this is a weak argument

> The United States leads the world in total number of people incarcerated, with more than 2 million prisoners nationwide

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incarceration_in_the_United_...

antimemetics··on Nothing: Simply Do Nothing
Simple doesn’t mean it’s easy or without risk
antimemetics··on Amazon tells employees to return to office five days a week
What I don’t understand is why people tolerate this. Of course companies will do this and worse if people let them.
antimemetics··on Finetune, Eval, Deploy 60 LLMs in a single Colab notebook
Who is still finetuning Dreambooth in 2024? I thought they had been entirely replaced by Loras…
antimemetics··on What are the best options for Amazon SDEs thinking about leaving over RTO policy
> Employees have a legal right to work from home

Sorry but that’s a fantasy. I live in Germany and that is 100% not the case here. You might be able to negotiate it if you are an especially valuable employee but normally no chance

antimemetics··on Breaking Down OnlyFans' Economics
The natural way of things is to die at 30 of dysentery- I’m glad we are past that
antimemetics··on Breaking Down OnlyFans' Economics
Every new generation is worse than the one before them
antimemetics··on Google Illuminate: Books and papers turned into audio
I listened to a lot of current AI „podcasting“ tools and wh ok me the voice is 95% perfect it does have its issues: - suddenly speeding up or slowing down - mispronunciation of non-standard words - weird pauses
antimemetics··on Do programmers need touch typing?
Like any generalisation this is unhelpful in the real world. You don’t need to be particularly smart for 95% of programming tasks AFAICT
antimemetics··on Reclaim the Stack
I mean this is what they recommend:

- Your current cloud / PaaS costs are north of $5,000/month - You have at least two developers who are into the idea of running Kubernetes and their own infrastructure and are willing to spend some time learning how to do so

So you will spend 150k+/year (2 senior full stake eng salaries in EU - can be much higher, esp for people up to the task) to save 60k+/y in infra costs?

Does not compute for me - is the lock-in that bad?

I understand it for very small/simple use cases - but then do you need k8s at all?

It feels like the ones who will benefit the most is orgs who spend much more on cloud costs - but they need SLAs, compliance and a dozen other enterprisy things.

So I struggle to understand who would benefit from this stack reclaim.

antimemetics··on A Word, Please: Coffee-shop prompt stirs ChatGPT to brew up bland copy
I just tell it to follow a concise style and Federal Plain Language Guidelines. Works great mostly but sometimes it misses some important details
antimemetics··on The "email is authentication" pattern
Let the machine do the work, sit back, and relax You have to remember 0 passwords and can still have a unique one for every account
antimemetics··on The "email is authentication" pattern
> work on a shared cloud pc

That sounds insane, is that actually happening in practice? What is the point?

antimemetics··on Keyhole – Forge own Windows Store licenses
For my personal use I found it trivial to activate my Win10 Professional. I just had to change the server address for the license check and boom fully activated. Not gonna share the specifics here but you can find it easily.

I guess the method described here does „more“ since it’s much more elaborate. Not super familiar with the different levels of win licences

antimemetics··on Tell HN: Burnout is bad to your brain, take care
If you can’t love yourself how are you going to love someone else?
antimemetics··on The German problem? It's an analogue country in a digital world
Do most AI startups produce something of sustainable, lasting value ?
antimemetics··on Americans' love affair with big cars is killing them
I was thinking exactly that - shouldn’t capitalism regulate this kind of thing on it’s own or something
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