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• Post #3127662

  @zaitcev Saw your post on Livejournal. I actually shifted from site to site for a time, from LJ to Posterous to Tumblr... Hated most of them, finally settled on a Gitlab + Cloudflare hosted blog with Hugo. I bet with TinaCMS you could even make it seamless to post to, then you're almost entirely on tech that you can host anywhere... That doesn't include a way to comment though. I should probably make it so I post to Pleroma everytime I make a blog post, and direct there for repl...

• Post #3127661

  When he said "this burned half a tanker truck of gasoline in its life" I didn't say "boy that's a lot" but rather "wow, it did that much distance with that little fuel?"

• Post #3127660

  Wow, just watched the rest of that episode. Even though I agree that we should be having renewables built out, I highly disagree with his assertion that he's thinking long term. If he thinks that we'll eventually hit some amount of lithium batteries that we'll have enough and we won't need to mine any more lithium, he's definitely a earth-deadender who isn't thinking about us eventually expanding out of being a single planet and single system civil...

• Post #3127659

  As for the rest of his rant, I disagree with a lot of the last segment, he obviously watched different videos than I saw, and I would direct him towards the Angry Cop videos on the subject.

• Post #3127657

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XY0XWGkMPoU

• Post #3127655

  https://youtu.be/Nhz6vao13bs I'm tired of California being allowed to push their laws on the rest of the country.

• Post #3127653

  The state of AM5 motherboard is a bit disappointing. The only brand that seems to have 8x8x with an extra 4x card on the chipset now doesn't support ECC... I may have to start looking into boards without 8x8x splitting on the first two PCIe ports, and instead buy one of those 8-nvme 16x cards with an active hub. Especially since I'm already on a PCIe x4 10gbe card, so I don't have to worry about the integrated network being any good.

• Post #3127651

  AI can't replace good, experienced open source coders, or even experienced corpo coders, but what it's good at is doing the work of really green, novice corpo coders. Of course, those experienced corpo coders come from somewhere, and that is long years of experience as a green novice corporate coder under experienced coders. AI can't learn in the same way that people can, it resets for each project because it gathers errors/noise instead of experience. They're cut...