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Prioritize your life not your job.

That's more important than it seems. Easier to forget, too.

Yes, very imaginary to think that the code comes from pretrained data and copy pasting whole blocks. It's not like this is exactly how LLMs work.

Correct, that's not how LLMs work [0].

[0] - https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.03762


Are you a frequent user of LLMs? That "copy pasting whole blocks" mental model doesn't hold up to regular usage, in my opinion.

They probably saw that report years ago of copilot dumping out the fast inverse sqrt function, and assume that's all they can do. From experience most anti-LLM people have either never used them, or used them back in the 3.5-4 era and then never again, though you might have even more experience with those people than I do. :P

This is actually what peter Thiel described in his plans.

Ursula is 100% a dictator and the EU as well. All in the pockets of Bibi. Every time I hear it's a democracy I want to gag. We have a huge issue with fascists again and it won't solve itself.

The issue with httpx is that it has an obnoxious and toxic maintainer.


What happened?



That's easily the strangest self-destruction I've ever seen. "Skewed gender representation"? Not sure how that matters or what the intended effect of salting the earth here was.

I feel like that hardly answers anything

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It’s a complex topic that’s usually treated with a lot of bias and very little nuance. Most mental health issues tend to be treated as something to be removed whereas in the case of gender dysphoria, the empirically proven treatment is (of course treated case-by-case) to transition. Similarly, dysphoria (when being trans, most commonly) is often treated as some form of perversion or threat. It’s complicated.

was probably chewing bubble gum on the wrong sidewalk

this made me laugh even though i dont think i even get it. can you explain this please lol

people think other people are 'toxic' for the silliest of things most times; and this person is saying some maintainer is toxic to put it out there but provides no information as to why.. so i figured my context is as good as theirs

> people think other people are 'toxic' for the silliest of things most times

Do they?


How much is this in euro or do we measure money in ram now?


Currently $15 per GB, he saved Cloudflare $1,500,000 and got exactly $0 bonus. He must really believe in cloudflare's vision (global enshittification). In related news, three times today Cloudflare told me that I'm a bot and shall not pass - not that it needs to check if I'm a bot before it lets me pass.


I saved an employer $4m/yr, entirely myself. I think I got a 10k bonus.


C'mon man, I don't know any mid and above python developer who seriously has ever considered programming in Jupiter Notebooks. Python is not slow, it's you being the issue. If you are an amateur then it's easy to do the wrong thing, that's true.


He said you can change the world by becoming a lawyer. This is such a funny take.


Becoming a lawyer or getting a polisci degree is typically a stepping stone to becoming an elected official by understanding how the system of laws operates in order to change them. Bernie Sanders, for example. People like Darline Graham who don't know anything about anything and are there for feelings of nepotism shouldn't hold office... and I sure hope neither Hunter Biden nor Trump kids ever win office either. Elected office needs competency and requisite experience for the job first.


Sounds more like a cult rather than a social club.


actually it's a democracy


This gives the impression that there's a collective group of differing views that come together and make decisions. It's quite the opposite from my experience and they seem to actively chase out anyone who dissents from the collective hive mind's view.


while I don't know if your allegations are true, democracy means there is a group which decides on rules based on a majority vote. It doesn't mean that they have the same or different views at all, although some overlap is probably certain, because otherwise you probably wouldn't decide to join the same association.

Anyone who joins the association (small fee) can vote.


I know what the technical definition of democracy is. However, a lot of people throw it around as if it insinuates a free and open system where every idea can be voiced. That's certainly not the case at Codeberg, and they make that fairly clear. They heavily moderate content and view points that challenge the hive mind are generally moderated out of existence (or the topic/thread is simply closed).

So, yes, it's technically a democracy, but it deserves extra nuance in my mind because it might not be what everyone immediately thinks a democracy should feel like.


what got any links?


https://blog.codeberg.org/we-stay-strong-against-hate-and-ha...

That's a fairly good starting place. Might seem innocuous, but don't forget that "far right" has no agreed upon boundary. You might as well replace it with "wrong think" at this point.

Which, again, good for them. I could care less. I left a little over a month ago once I figured out what was going on. They are perfectly allowed their fiefdom on the internet, but I would never recommend the platform to anyone as a useful Git forge unless they happen to sit in that little thought bubble.


that's it - really? oh my


Judging by your response, you wouldn't be persuaded by anything. But, I suppose to provide an opportunity for education, people do not like to be thrown into an ever growing identity group with an ever growing list of negative associations tied to it. It's not shocking to me that the people running Codeberg are oblivious to the hypocrisy and double standard they seem to be blatantly putting out. It doesn't foster "inclusivity" and tends to drive out reasonable people.

But that's the game, I suppose. Everyone knows what's going on and they just don't care. And so I don't care about Codeberg :)


Reddit mod names should be public. Usually I am against stereotypes, but let's just say, reddit mods are very special people.

Now they even force you to create an account, there is an annoying popup appearing that you can not close. That was the final straw for me, I banned reddit on my router and don't care that all info is there.


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