fruitycoder @ fruitycoder @sh.itjust.works

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Looking more into this for existing Teslas owners or people wanting an EV looking to buy used Teslas with plumbeted value. Buying brand new would be a stupid move for anyone, and with actual moral hazard too of course

I can only imagine lol Honestly just looking for alternatives for people that can't afford to sell it and scraping it is a waste of the hard work people put into making it.

I would love a certainess punctuation. I had a DND character based on the less wrong forum that added percentages of certainess of things they've learned.

So like "the wizard says he is 20. [30%]" and "the wizard says he is a wizard [90%]"

Learn from the best of the US example and leapfrog from using opensource and the best of the Chinese example using open hardware.

There are so many places where good FOSS and FOSH investments can act as public infrastructure for an entire economy. After that just fostering good education so that more people can leverage and improve on it and we might really see a Renaissance

Tech workers Coalition is closest we have I think

Honestly I've really like longhorn (rook-ceph is awesome too if your big storage nerd like me, but it's also job into its self). So stateful workloads have never been an issue on k8s for me.

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So Bill-the-laptop Ishmel-the-hometheater Etc

Everything else is cattle to me. Function-namespace-random

But I'm a BIG Kubernetes rke2/k3s/harvester guy

Would absolutely love to see the EU fix the fedual kingdom style Interfaces of US cloud offerings. Like you can use things like Rancher to create a open interface that Interfaces with the absolute mess that is AWS/Azure/GCP/VMWare but it's just because they want to pretend their all just so special, which it's just network and compute for 99% of the time and the other one percent established open source software preconfigured on network and compute

Don't get me wrong hyperscailing infrastructure is fucking impressive to me (and the EU should lean with Open compute there IMHO), but the Interfaces I swear are intentionally garbage to lock people in.

OpenID is still a supported standard with an active standards body.

Probably add a red flag too. If career progression means management. Management is just a skill set, if getting promoted to that position is the only way "up" then you can expect a bunch of people who rose to the level of their incompetence in charge looking for people like them to promote under them.

In order.

Employees owned. Community coop. Non-profit Opensource Community or national service related Trade, manufacturing, backend IT related

Those are all attributes that push me to feeling better about the work personally. The exact opposite of for profit retail experience

Honestly, again, the same reason many people drink and smoke.

Social activity, cohesion, etc

Most people don't do most things rationally

Probably the same reason Europeans drink and smoke too tbh

The risk seems worth it. Either because the see it as lower than it is or that the loss of life less valuable than others see it.

I do love how it feels very much like a parody but turns into an honestly straight up good story on its own

Practice makes perfect, but this better viewed as steps to cutting them out of our lives and not just nudging them to stop supporting facism, destroying workers and our planet.

The need us. We don't need them.

I really liked living in an apartment. Simple living is pretty nice tbh.

I would never go back to renting. I'll riot first lol.

Honestly even my best landlords sucked vs just being able to fix it myself.

That's where digital twin engineering HOPES to bridge the gap.

There is definitely a contium of how long it takes to build and test changes where increasly abstract design makes more and more sense vs the send it model

It seems like Russia and China are gaining in geopolitical influence as the US recedes.

Winning isn't what I'd call that

Listen, I'm highly critical of the CCP, but LLMs aren't facts machines, they are make text like what they are trained on machines.

They have no grasp of truth, and we can only get some sense of truth of what the average collective text response of its dataset (at best!).

It's really an extension of "Would some really do that? Just lie on the Internet?" But now "Would AI, which is built to create content like what people post on the Internet, really just lie?"