BeefySwain

Please explain what you mean by this.

Check these out and see if they provide any insight for your specific issues :)

- https://htmx.org/essays/template-fragments/

- https://htmx.org/essays/10-tips-for-ssr-hda-apps/

When I read things like this it feels like reading fiction. Not because I don't believe it (I do), but because it is so far from my lived experience or anything I have perceived.

It makes me wonder if I just so happen to run in circles that are ostensibly devoid of misogyny or if I am blind to it.

> being a mother is literally the highest calling a woman can have

I'm assuming good faith, but this is a very problematic perspective.

* It's reductive, as not all women want to have children.

* It's exclusionary, as not all women can have children.

* It reinforces gender stereotypes.

* It's extremely commonly used to justify systemic discrimination.

You mention a couple times that you can't give more details. Can you say why? NDA?

No problem! I wasn't sure if you had an account on here and wanted to spread the word. Hope this helps get you a resolution!

Interesting that CoPilot is down as well. I would have assumed it was really only part of GitHub as a branding/marketing thing.

We never do learn what "Clay" actually was do we?

For those confused about SCP-4987, it refers to https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/where-have-you-been-all-my-life... and not https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-4987

Not sure if there was (is?) ever a true SCP article for it.

What transaction mode would you need to make this safe? Can you explain further?

I'd love to see more demos

> ...what are my options? > ...Maybe it is time to go back to Debian, as they seem to release these fixes to their users?

Curious if this would actually be a solution. They state that fixes in Debian are down-streamed regardless of support, so if this fix wasn't down-streamed, then why would it be in Debian ?

Unless I missed it (I admit I skimmed towards the end) The author does not discuss at all the actual remediation that was taken. I would love to hear more about that.

How exactly did the author get the panels? I've looked into stuff like this before and it's basically impossible to source outside of things like eBay. Unless you're willing to buy industrial quantities at industrial prices.

How did they buy them, and for how much?

It's been almost a decade since Ubuntu started shipping ZFS. I recall at the time that there was much speculation about what the legal implications of this would be. I never really heard much more than that though. Curious if anyone is aware of anything?

> Salting is protected activity, lying about your employment history to salt is also protected activity, and firing someone for salting is an unfair labor practice.

Huh... TIL

I may be way off here, but doesn't USB do what you want? Like if I have a Teensy and I want to plug a USB device into it, isn't that relatively simple? And fast?

Return it to an Apple store? Apple knows who to contact.

You find Mistral to be the best "open"/local model? Or you find it to be the best model period?

I am trying to parse what this means, can someone ELI5?

I was able to build something that does all this, more or less, in a couple weeks. It works really well.

I wanted to be able to transcribe and diarize in realtime though, which is much harder. Didn't manage to make that happen.

I really wish that these lists included explanations for why they are incorrect, or at least links to resources accordingly.

The lack of consumer awareness around the fact that there is nothing akin to the first sale doctrine for "digital media" (licensing sans physical media) is honestly surprising to me. I guess it's only been a decade or two of exposure for most people, but still.

Even physical media/first sale doesn't really protect all that much anymore, now that license keys tend to be single use and you have to pay to get another one. If you don't know what I'm talking about, try to buy a used CoD game and play it online. You will likely have to pay Activision more than twice what you payed GameStop.

The irony is that all this means "buying" ≠ "owning", yet:

- piracy is widely considered "theft"

- "buying" confers almost no rights. If I pay today, and they shut down the servers tomorrow, that's too bad. Get banned? No due process or refund; should have read the eula. Sony pulls the movie's license from the platform? Here is a $1 credit, you are welcome.

Not sure if this is a boiling frog scenario, a consumer ignorance issue, or if if most people just have bigger concerns than what happens to their movies when a licensing deal ends or they die.

Anyone know of a terminal for Linux with this feature?

I understand your sentiment, but honestly at this point probably you should hope that Elon stays focused on culture wars, Xitter, and Tesla and leaves SpaceX alone.

I was actually asking about the automatic timed re-license to Apache :)

I love this concept. Did you all come up with this or is there prior art? Is there a name for this concept?

Only the sidewalks next to roads.

Is this something you think you would ever come back to?

I would be interested to hear your thoughts on why this never ended up going anywhere? (Or did it go somewhere ?)

As a Django user that shares your frustrations with settings.py, I wish this had panned out.