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Every model is distilled internet. This is just the natural progression of that.

Does this support web workers (pretty much the same thing as yew agents or leptos workers for example)?

In general, a comparison with other frameworks would be useful. Thanks!

Sorry you had to go though creating a throwaway to say this.

That couldn't possibly prove or disprove my theory, this was my personal experience reading comments and submissions. And I don't think those type of people are expected to identify themselves as such.

They were known as such way before any of this happening, it's only getting more obvious now. They have quite a track record you need to dig up if you want to make sense of this, not the news for the last three months.

Funny how newspapers so blatantly defend terrorism just to attack the other side they don't like. It's as stupid as it gets.

I think it reflects the centralized nature of their services. They can't think out of buttholes.

I'm currently learning to swim for when they flush it all away.

How GitHub gave every repository a durable owner

Yes they did. I mean, GitHub is pretty durable.

if async was implemented as effect handling

By any chance, was there a proposal for that I could read?

Off we go comparing battery packs.

Seriously though, I wish the dual futures, streams types to be consolidated first than building anything on top of the situation.

You will get to a point that you have to write it down so you don't forget but more importantly check if it even compiles.

And worse, they didn't say please.

No hands, I just roll my eyes way up behind my eyelids and instruct the machine teletypepathically.

Yeah I should've asked why they are self-hosting in the first place. I was wrong in assuming that they wanted to host it themselves (that is, avoiding an external dependency).

If I was working for GH would I be selfhosting forgejo?

Why not. But you are saying github as a dumb backup makes sense when you do self-hosting. I don't think you really believe that.

This way github is a "dumb backup"

Eh? What GH department do you work in anyways? Training Data Sustainability?

I mean a groundwork you can rely on for the rest of your code.

AI vibe-coding is probably filling in the middle-ground [..] and it is accretive in the sense that someone can build on top of it

To me 'accretive work' means something you do at a lower level than your task at hand which by itself doesn't count progress, but rather lay the groundwork for it so it's compounding from there on. AI has nothing to do with this.

So many of the articles I've read are like this—some of them feel as though AI gets mentioned out of the blue. I think you need to separate the wheat from the chaff. The ideas are still good, the author is just distracted.

Large corporations behave very much like a typical dictatorship anywhere in the world. And I mean they are playing the exact same playbook as much as they can. Actually sometimes I don't know which one borrowed from the other. The latter is definitionally the ultimate monopoly, which looks like the annual target for those corporations.

I think it's the different feeling you get from using an end-to-end streaming service (compute, not videos) versus the one that does a lot of intermittent buffering. It's quite subtle actually. Using a vanilla language model can feel like that if it's also sufficiently small but they are going towards the opposite direction very rapidly now because cloud.

You can ask the model to produce valid JSON

Doesn't always work, for better performance you can kneel and start begging

This made my day for the third time today for every time I checked the homepage.

Servers used to be rooms as well. But they are now submarines.

working harder to avoid a layoff in a big company doesn't really work out

If this is where you're at in relation to your employer, that doesn't avoid a layoff, it accelerates the next round, whether or not you're in the batch is just a matter of time.

I have watched people interact with chatbots. It's like watching someone pulling a guinea worm out of their leg. I don't know where all that confidence come from.

AI fans hail it as huge shift in whatever metrics the AI vendor has gamed this time

Hint: Those are not AI fans. (See the top comment for context.)

how many times have we all seen marketing departments or sales departments in our companies [..]

Trigger warning. Could not finish that sentence.

easy for a lot of companies to do automated filtering and for candidates to do a lot of automated applications

I know this is as real as "a matter of fact" but it's so stupid.