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@trenchworms@eldritch.cafe @josephcox@infosec.exchange agent as in AI, or agent as in person?
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Kaleissin
@kaleissin@wandering.shop
Used to call myself a dual-class programmer/sysadmin, now I'm more into dev than ops. Very much into reading, linguistics, conlanging, world building, gaming and mechanical keyboards.
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@nedbat@hachyderm.io
@nedbat@hachyderm.io Uhhh, what are they reacting to exactly? That "code of conduct" is mentioned?
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@andreas@mastodon.aventer.biz
@andreas@mastodon.aventer.biz Neat colors on the key caps! #MechanicalKeyboard
Snowing, again. Well, cuts down on the pollen I guess.
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@davidism@mas.to
@davidism@mas.to I would prefer the top one, because of the magic of NULL in SQL. For instance, NULL is unique, which affects indexes quite a bit. I'm using Django though, so rarely break out the NullableCharField.
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@kechpaja@social.kechpaja.com
@kechpaja The local library has a dictionary but that's not a good place to find bound forms not in one's own language.
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@kaleissin@wandering.shop
@kechpaja … it already has verbs merging with nouns to make new verbs, so… what resources on inuit do you have btw.
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@morgan@leds.social
@morgan@leds.social Check the trac instead? https://code.djangoproject.com/
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@ngaylinn@tech.lgbt
@ngaylinn He trusts the graphs the vibe-coded scripts spit out, because he understands those graphs, but he left the coding to an llm because he doesn't want to understand code, but trusts the llm blindly. Make it make sense.
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@wim_v12e@scholar.social
@wim_v12e@scholar.social @jameshowell@fediscience.org Asbestos, lead and mercury are also very useful
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@Piraya@oslo.town
@Piraya@oslo.town Den sliden hadde vært kjekk dele med CISO og en del andre folk her...
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@Piraya@oslo.town
@Piraya@oslo.town Skulle ønske det fantes en offentlig fedi-instans for offentlige/statlige/kommunale ting når man snakker i embets medfør. EU har fått det til…
Min arbeidsplass har teknisk innsikt til å drive med slikt men har kravla så høyt opp på fanget til amazon og microsoft at jeg har gitt opp.
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@tante@tldr.nettime.org
@tante@tldr.nettime.org @mttaggart@infosec.exchange Addicts gonna addict, right?
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@kaleissin@wandering.shop
@jhooper@techhub.social @aks@scalie.zone Crash your boxen, fix your boxen, bask in the dopamine. 2/2
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@aks@scalie.zone
@jhooper@techhub.social @aks@scalie.zone It used to be easy to rice (much harder on wayland).
Try out window managers, icon sets, system fonts, terminals, desktops, tiling vms, stuff that run in the panel, xscreensaver with all the extras, and that's *before* you start distro-hopping.
Read every installed man page. Try using the small tools (cat, head, tail, cut, wc, grep, echo etc., and with pipes) instead of an editor. Find your perfect shell. Try out terminals, and programs that only run in the terminal. 1/2
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@Mab_813@fedi.at
@bigjsl@aus.social @simon@fedi.simonwillison.net @Mab_813@fedi.at So it was an excellent source/documentation of American bias/worldview/official reality then, which is useful.
That specific example might also be the old fallacy "speaks L, is L-ian".
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@yetiinabox@todon.nl
@quixoticgeek @yetiinabox I had access to one at the uni computer club (that place collected anything that could be on the internet with coax) but it was sloooow. I used Window Maker for a long time though, miss the way it laid out menus.
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@miketheman@hachyderm.io
@miketheman@hachyderm.io .. or you could *not* trust a third party to publish to PyPI for you.
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@ClintonAnderson@universeodon.com @beecycling@romancelandia.club @futurebird@sauropods.win @mjr@masto.bike @MarkHoltom@mastodonapp.uk For which countries? In my country, with any of those locks, I can't even get insurance. (None of the acceptable locks in my country are angle grinder resistant...)