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danhab99

@ danhab99 @programming.dev

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  • The Right to Leave: How W3C's New LOLA Standard Aims to Solve Fediverse Account Migration | Open Social Directory

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  • I've been experimenting with a federated social media system if you used GPG for user authenticity. Userless

  • But what if I need it some day...?

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  • Make sure to seed them

  • Tesseract hides any post containing the phrase "censoring me"

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  • Can I ask to be added to this list for posterity reasons?

  • How long could the human race survive on only cannibalism?

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  • I feel like the laws of thermodynamics say that the human population would have to eat something else to bring nutrients into the cannibalistic system otherwise we'd all just eat each other.

  • Worf... Worf never changes

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  • I wish I would have seen more of worth interacting with little Molly.. I feel like there were some sweet opportunities there

  • Programmer Humor @programming.dev
    danhab99 @programming.dev

    It's just C with two plus signs, how hard could it be?

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    What are some lesser known developmental milestones no one really ever talks about?

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  • I guess that's kind of what I was trying to press with the example I was giving.

    I don't need external validation, because I've never had it.. it's like you can live your whole life without adding spices to your food and you could just know what tastes good.

  • Programmer Humor @programming.dev
    danhab99 @programming.dev

    C++ takes decades to master

  • cats @sh.itjust.works
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    Is my cat wall-eyed (cross-eyed but the other way)

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  • I mean yeah you can totally do that but I don't feel safe doing that

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  • inb4 if you don't like being modded by AI start your own instance

    Personally I'm shocked that this isn't more prevalent.

    Reddit was already hard enough to moderate without AI tools. Now in the year of 2026 with what amounts to entirely volunteer-based "companies" or non-for-profits(atleast) running Lemmy instances for us for free you have to get AI help for moderating.

    I've been working on a competitor to the activity pub protocol and I have a ready-made solution called userless and the only reason I've never deployed a demo server for other people to test and interact with is because I have no idea how I would moderate it! That's encouraged me to work on the peer-to-peer version of the protocol so I don't have to moderate it at all but still this isn't easy.

    And to address the privacy concerns about who is moderating you.... This is the public internet, your data is shared because you share the data. How can you expect privacy in public.

  • Linux is Getting a New Default Folder in Your Home Directory

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  • I keep everything in Documents

  • Well, Bert? Bert, why aren't you saying anything, Bert?

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  • Dax was born in 2018.

    The future seemed so far away back then

  • Where do you discover new music?

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  • Soundcloud is still great for discovering deep house

  • Bearer of bad news

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  • I'll bring some wings and a beer, I loved that episode

  • If all life is just a simulation designed to test a specific theory what is the theory?

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  • This could be a extremely over engineered simulation for discovering medical procedures and cures.. think about it if you can create a simulation where everything is happening some of those things could cause injuries or illness and some of those things get treated and some of those cases get better.

    Personally I believe we are just the imagination of a large language model whose job it is to spit out medical advice to real people.

  • lifes answer

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  • I mean if you really want "we have life on earth"

  • Moving from GitHub to Codeberg, for lazy people

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  • I can already assert my intentions to stay on GitHub, even with all the AI and spyware and stealing data and whatever, all my code that is public is also available for anyone else to train a model, and all of my private repos are just backups for shit that's probably not worth anything, all of my valuable shit I keep backed up my way. I guess if you were using GitHub to store your valuables then you'd be pissed but there's the taking-responsibility part.

  • Trust me bro!

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  • I kind of wish we'd get some copilot discounts if we opt in

  • Trust me bro!

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  • Who works at a (tech) company that's not delirious about AI?

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  • At my stock brokerage we keep talking about how we can bring AI to our customers but we can't do that without the compliance dude throwing a fit about "noooooooooooooo you can't recommend trades to customers,,,, ssstttoooooooooppppp then we become responsible for their decisions guuuyyyssss" (he doesn't talk like that but it sounds like that to me)

    I recently brought up the idea of using AI for trade support and giving it all sorts of tools to access internal assets and help customers fix their accounts or figure out what happened to their order,, shit like that.

  • Android will become a locked-down platform in 194 days

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  • They're kind of already is. It's the free and open source community.

    The problem is phones are actually incredibly impressive pieces of hardware and the fact that we can Mass produce them has diluted that opinion. I'm actually to look into building my own phone and I wanted to have at least some near-flagship specs. I know how to design my own circuit boards and get someone to print them. But acquiring CPUs that perform at least 1/4 as well as Pixels or iPhones is objectively not possible, these companies have deals with manufacturers for exclusive products. And even if you could these chips are so precise you will never be able to figure out the signaling yourself.

    Maybe things have gotten better now that we have ai and you don't need to be any sort of expert in anything you just need to be good enough at decision making problem solving and communicating to acquire the skills and knowledge to work on these chips. And by the time you've done all the work and acquired all the hardware you might have spent close to 3 to 5K on a device you could have just bought for $800. All for what, to circumvent privacy breaches that should be illegal in the first place?

    And that's the root problem we're trying to solve. Another symptom of these companies being able to engage in the bad behavior that they do is that they gain the ability to overvalue themselves. There should be no safety or privacy concern when engaging in the purchase of any device for the same reason that people should not fear food poisoning every time they go to the grocery store.

    That's what the regulators are for. This is a legal issue not a technical one.

    But the only underlying cause for why we're not regulating tech companies is because fear of privacy violations is not reducing market activity. Apparently people are still going to use their phones even if their phones are listening to them having private conversations. Apparently people will still buy shit off of their phones even if their phones are going to use that data to show them ads.

    Apparently the harm of your privacy being breached does not hurt enough to prevent you from doing good things.

    Now if Android takes away my F-Droid, Tasker and Termux I'm gonna throw a fit. That's not privacy that's self-determination, I bought an Android because I can customize it to be as low friction for me as I need, if my phone starts giving me friction then we're going to have problems.

  • Programming @programming.dev
    danhab99 @programming.dev

    I created a dedicated Show & Tell community for showing off personal projects

    programming.dev /c/show_and_tell
  • Programmer Humor @programming.dev
    danhab99 @programming.dev

    ;DR blame the dev

  • memes @lemmy.world
    danhab99 @programming.dev

    Idk if this observation has been made yet but, Kinger can reeeachh

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world
    danhab99 @programming.dev

    How do you balance enjoying what you do with having friends?

  • Programmer Humor @programming.dev
    danhab99 @programming.dev

    Yeah third party thinker just use your brain duh

  • Programmer Humor @programming.dev
    danhab99 @programming.dev

    My skill prevents bugs, unlike your fancy compiler, peasant.

  • Programmer Humor @programming.dev
    danhab99 @programming.dev

    average c++ dev

  • cats @lemmy.world
    danhab99 @programming.dev

    How can I help my fluffy kitty be more comfy

  • cats @lemmy.world
    danhab99 @programming.dev

    Update on my cat: he's a cuddler

  • Risa @startrek.website
    danhab99 @programming.dev

    She's doing a Quark cosplay and these are the comments

  • cats @lemmy.world
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    Is it normal for these kinds of cats to prefer the floor?

  • Rust @programming.dev
    danhab99 @programming.dev

    Published my first rust program to the AUR

    aur.archlinux.org /packages/ev-cmd
  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world
    danhab99 @programming.dev

    Fraudsters of Lemmy, how would you commit fraud if governments embrace cryptography

  • Programmer Humor @programming.dev
    danhab99 @programming.dev

    emacs

  • Ask Experienced Devs @programming.dev
    danhab99 @programming.dev

    Better alternative to gpg in git?

  • Programmer Humor @programming.dev
    danhab99 @programming.dev

    Wow, what a comp for doing free consulting work ¯(ツ)_/¯

  • Programmer Humor @programming.dev
    danhab99 @programming.dev

    Order