PumpkinEscobar

Maybe he needs a 2nd gold-plated jumbo jet?

I'll remember this in 12 months when 50% of new LLMs are still getting the "I want to wash my car, the car wash is 100 yards from my house, should I walk or drive?" question wrong. I mean, they'll add that one to the training data so they'll probably be getting that one right by then, but there will always be examples of why THESE THINGS AREN'T INTELLIGENT.

I use LLMs quite a bit, they're neat tools and helpful, but anyone who tries to say they're AGI is either an idiot or just too heavily invested in the bubble.

I liked ly, they changed at some point to not allow me to type in any username, had to select from list of valid users and it didn't list AD users. No amount of futzing could get it working so I switched to lemurs. Just mentioning it as another good console-based-login option

For arch... generally if there's a core/extra official package, there can be alternatives in the AUR that list the system package as a "provides" alias.

From a quick AUR search, the systemd-liberated-git package is already up there. To replace systemd you'd install the AUR package which would tell you it conflicts with the official/core systemd package and ask if you wanted to replace it. If the package maintainer has everything right, it should just work.

Personally I'll wait to see if a viably stable and well-maintained fork of systemd without age stuff shows up and switch once it sounds problem-free(ish).

and said there’s “no way” Republicans can win under these circumstances

Democratic leadership: Hold my beer

Somehow…

You’re not tricking me… it’s invisible turtles all the way down

Behind a traefik reverse proxy with lets encrypt for ssl even though the services aren’t exposed to the internet?

Arch everywhere. LTS kernel on servers and zen kernel on desktop and laptop. I love the idea of nixos but in practice it felt like more work than it was worth (to me).

I originally did Debian on servers but after using arch for long enough and never having stability problems, it was easier to move to the same distro.

I think they’re saying before developers started using AI to write the code, not that there are ai features in vim.

Shithole #1

Yeah, and the drama of bcachefs getting booted from the kernel was pretty painful to watch, just that he seemed like a guy struggling with things and unable to function. Not that the linux kernel mailing list and development process is easy or low-stress, but it was pretty obvious he was fighting a losing battle and just couldn't stop making things worse. I don't know why I feel bad for the guy but I hope he has some people around him to get some help.