Urist

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The original team had used AI to solve the problem. However, they did not want to publish AI slop (think one of the authors actually described their initial proof as such, which is hilarious in hindsight). Then, the not so open to anything but stealing, openai stole their almost finished work and used tons of compute to finish it.

Your reply is incoherent and out of touch with the reality of what happened.

They are educated in triage, which is the only sensible way to handle emergency responses. A man with a sore throat should never take priority over a kid with a broken arm.

People think they are paying for medical attention, but what they are really paying for is their minor problems being taken more seriously than major problems that poorer people have.

Private for-profit healthcare, even in conjunction with public healthcare, is a blight upon humanity contradicting everything modern medicine stands for.

on Do not use ai · c/programmer_humor · 5 pts · 27d

I imagine any historic materialist seeing this meme cringing so hard. Thanks for this comment so I can feel less insane about, you know, not swallowing idealistic imaginary nonsense.

You can do secrets management with agenix or sops-nix, but this should probably come way after setting up SSH.

I would also try to do a parallel modularization along with adding a second host. Try creating your own custom modules and learn a little about the Nix syntax.

"Middle-of-the-road" in a land of fascist "compatriots". If you care about the world and not just the US, you would quickly (or maybe slowly for you in particular) find out that the overwhelming majority of the world are "radicals" (gasp!) who consider Israel to be currently conducting a genocide in Palestine.

I have no sympathy for Americans caring about the tax payer cost while ignoring their complicity in imperialist wars (yes, it is plural). If you are not protesting as hard the annexation and extraction of Venezuela's oil, the embargo of Cuba (shit, I am getting tired of listing crimes against humanity), you are not protesting war, you are protesting losing and you should not expect anyone in the world to feel sorry for you.

on True story. · c/linuxmemes · 2 pts · 67d

Yes. I only have one extra line in my configuration:

boot.binfmt.emulatedSystems = [ "aarch64-linux" ];
on True story. · c/linuxmemes · 35 pts · 68d

I have had great success running NixOS on my Pi. You can build software on your main computer and remote deploy with SSH :)

There are layers to being liked:

  1. Are you nice and pleasant around people? Always do this.
  2. Are you agreeable and easy to work with? It really depends on you and the job, but here you have to be smart.
  3. Do people respect you? You have to be honest and good at what you do, while keeping a careful balance of the second point.

Balance is hard and sometimes you may just find out that the issue is that the workplace do not deserve you and you need to move on.

on Desires · c/leftymemes · 10 pts · 93d

Many leftists in position of privilege should reevaluate the discrepancy between their idealism and their lack of support for material changes to the present material reality. Sure, it is easy to be part of the global north and believe in their own "freedom" (mostly the absence of violence afflicted to their socioeconomic class), while at the same time being part of exploiting and bombing the global south.

If we are going to be idealists, ask this: How many lives are lost every day due to the free exploitation of labour? How many people starve in a world of plenty or are outright killed in conflict over ownership of resources? Opposing material change is the idealist condoning murder of the innocent proletariat due to the aesthetics of action looking bad. This is the liberal perceived moral high ground.

Using public benchmarks and previously unreported data from within Anthropic, The Anthropic Institute is showing that AI is already accelerating the development of AI systems. To take just one example: today, Anthropic engineers on average ship 8x as much code per quarter as they did from 2021-2025.

Yup. Lines of code as a metric is pure bait for investors.