I just try to make everything as self documented as possible. Eg. no stray scripts, everything is either implemented in other software (eg. my main wireguard peer in systemd-networkd, without any non-obvious external dependencies) or tracked as a part of an arch pkg with a simple PKGBUILD. I usually either have very simple nets (eg. my VPN’s net only consists of four peers, in the order main - secondary - laptop - phone) or leave it to DHCP and SLAAC. I try to avoid using ports for local servers as much as possible and use unix sockets. Stuff like LVM/Luks pretty much documents itself.

Yeah … they’re the stereotypical .ml user.

Das da unten sieht mir aber nicht nach “kein Kabelsalat” aus

By far not the first one.

Holy, now we have Piped, Invidious and viewtube

According to Pikachu in the matrix channel, a DOS attack

1. Soon to be
2. That’s me

Some address ranges (prominently asian ones) are statically blocked on feddit.org, afaik due to ML scrapers etc. Though, I wonder why that specific one is blocked, as it’s a UK IP. @surprised_pikachu@feddit.org @BurningTurtle@feddit.org @letsu@feddit.org

Does one even have to actually write Python code, except for frontends? I’d assume you just load the model, weights and maybe training data into pytorch/tensorflow.

Then you need to ask yourself: Performance or memory efficiency? Is it worth the extra cycles and instructions to put 8 bools in one byte and & 0x bitmask the relevant one?

:3

alias yay=“yay -Pw; yay”

I’m three of those

Multiple ones, and directly through people I know.

I sent out ~20 applications, got four interviews, got two jobs

Let me guess - Silicon Valley-like company? Focused on new fads, long or short, eager to adopt any new trend for themselves?

Yes

The only part “AI” plays in this is giving employers the sensation that they can replace workers. Which companies that are building on trends, especially silicon valley ones, are much more likely to fall for. And I’m very sure that the “800” applications were sent to very similar companies.

And it takes away the ability to read issues and resolutions, which is probably 95% of what at least I have to do, from anyone and only grants it to the ones with a discord account

And, though I don’t know how good forge fed will be, if it supports writing issues, you may be able to only have a codeberg or gitlab account (or your own instance(s)), and write issues everywhere (except GitHub ofc).

And it also doesn’t publicly index. Is it at least possible to look at convos without an account?

> Create massive problem by using proprietary shit platform
> Try to solve problem by hacking around it

Not like source forges have whole integrated systems just for the purpose of filing, debugging and fixing issues. That are naturally indexed of course.

It would be lovely if “open source” projects just didn’t use discord.

Ah yes. Replacing people that criticize your pals money making machines. What next, replace private people that you just don’t like?