The fact that https://4search.neocities.org/ doesn't come up on any search engine except Kagi when I search "4chan archive search" is an indictment on all of them. There are zero other relevant results, this is obviously what I'm fucking looking for
@newt > imagine if your fedi posts end up in some dude's LLM output
I hope so. Remember to contribute to the internet to confuse LLMs.
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@sun meh, rewriting stuff in rust is a bit silly and mostly performative but given a drop-in replacement of equivalent code quality, rust is marginally safer.
sudo-rs is pretty high quality and users will complain if you swap out the default implementation with something that isn't flag compatible, might as well use sudo-rs.
@shibao I ended up doing this out of curiosity and discovered that it doesn't necessarily place you in a micro-community, it discovers exactly what kind of short-form video is most likely to make your turn your brain off and mindless scroll through content. I found the ability of the algorithm to quickly learn how to manipulate me into a vegetative both impressive and unnerving, I will not be installing it again.
Is it possible to buy small freestanding cranes? The problem I am trying to solve is that my house has a lot of storage space on the (flat) roof but I don't want to keep carrying my bikes up through the house. I am looking for basically a shop crane to hoist my bikes up the side but the problem is that all of the ones I see (shop cranes and engine hoists) have a long base in front that will butt up against the wall around my roof.
@shibao I have seen other people effectively flow back and forth between these two extremes and attain a really high degree of mastery in both personal and professional interests. This works better if your profession accommodates it at different phases of your career. An example I'm thinking of is physicians I know who have something on the backburner during residency and then start working on it in depth when they become an attending. I don't know if software has a similar exit..
@shibao Also IME this doesn't work unless you have the "work hard play hard" mentality, if your personal life is that you just want to chill and socialize with friends work will never be anything but antagonistic to that. If work is instead one thing skill many that you want to hone, it's much easier to allow it to be something that you primarily focus on for a while, and then allow it to ebb into the background and hone your other skills later.