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this shit sucks lmfao "dynamically typed" languages are for s & cuckolds.
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New ping group- !fosstards
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we think there is room to make search much better than it is today.
— Sam Altman (@sama) July 25, 2024
we are launching a new prototype called SearchGPT: https://t.co/A28Y03X1So
we will learn from the prototype, make it better, and then integrate the tech into ChatGPT to make it real-time and maximally helpful.
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orange sight: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41067208
It's a pretty interesting story but the tldr is that anyone can buy fentanyl precursors or pre-precursors from China at bargain basement prices and have them shipped to their door in the US or Mexico. These precursors can then be trivially turned into fent (a Mexican who dropped out of school at 12 years old told them how easy it is lol). It's hard for regulatory agencies to keep up because fentanyl isn't particularly chemically complex so when they ban or restrict one precursor the sellers just switch to something else.
@ACA aren't you a chemist? rdrama themed line of fentanyl when
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I’ve had a handful of non-tech people ask me wtf is going on here, so I’ll try and explain the crazy drama currently transpiring in Tech/VC Twitter. This round started with this post. pic.twitter.com/kgOPOc5Ns5
— Deva Hazarika (@devahaz) July 25, 2024
get an X account straggots
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Ordered a cheapish 1tb Kingston m.2 SSD on amazon. Delayed twice because of prime day and then crowdstrike.
It finally arrived today and it looks like the inner packaging (not the padded amazon mailer, the kingston-branded cardboard-and-plastic thing) got run over by a truck repeatedly. The plastic around the drive is dented and scratched to shit and the cardboard is bent in 4 different places. Seriously, it looks like someone picked it up off of the warehouse floor after a forklift went over it.
This is, to put it lightly, very annoying. I'm already getting the parts for this build a week later than originally advertised thanks to prime day and crowdstrike, and now I will probably have to wait another week for a new SSD.
I'm still waiting on several other parts and I'm debating whether to wait for them to arrive to test, or to take apart one of my laptops with an m.2 slot tonight just to make sure the darn thing is at least recognized by the bios.
Edit: bit the bullet and tested it in a project laptop, and it was at least recognized by the bios. Will have to wait for the rest of the parts to test for further problems.
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If you can't understand what a monad is (or you believe that monads = input/output), all your programming opinions are invalid.
— Vladislav Zavialov (@int_index) July 23, 2024
A monad is a monoid in the category of endofunctors. What's the problem really?
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NO ONE IS FORCING A TRANSMISIC BIGOT TO PARTICIPATE IN THE FREEDESKTOP'S INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY. CHUDS DESERVE NO SYMPATHY.
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Sacks responds:
First of all, I've never met you or had any dealings with you, and you weren't involved in the events that you're purporting to know something about, so your antipathy towards me is strange. I heard first-hand from an impeccable source that in the wake of the Gaza debate, you…
— David Sacks (@DavidSacks) July 25, 2024
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Taken from https://bsky.app/profile/brainnotonyet.bsky.social/post/3ky2lwbkhgb2o
@Landlord_Messiah you should
apply
E: deboonking
- Assy-McGee : This should also be in /h/peakpoors
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In a shock move, Google abruptly confirmed on Monday that its long-awaited killing of Chrome's dreaded tracking cookies has just crashed and burned. The company was struggling to agree on an approach with regulators that balanced its own interests with those of the wider marketing industry—but no one expected this.
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always double check public notebooks found on gh issues, almost ran this in office colab pic.twitter.com/iUQXMpyQAu
— saint (@sahir2k) July 24, 2024
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Android is officially the most r-slurred OS ever. You phone now leaves tons of data totally unencrypted (officially so you don't miss any calls or alarms when your phone reboots), with no option to switch back (I can't even find any 3rd party roms that support it) and it's up to app devs to decide what gets encrypted at rest and what doesn't
Obviously less secure then good ole full disk encryption but r-slurred fan boys are still going around and quoting google about how "askually this is more secure because magic hardware keys oooohooohohooh"
They made their joke of an OS even more of a joke
!codecels I hate google so fricking much. Android was done with 4.4. It had ever faeture you could want or need. But instead of admitting it and going into a maintenance phase they frick it up every few years for the lulz i guess.
Not to mention this is the death of android on the desktop. Every place I've worked requires FDE.