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  • By the way: Cheating was always possible by the privileged...

    If you get a grade for you essay and have intelligent people in your family, why wouldn't you ask them?

    But at this point, everyone can do it.

    Homework is dead.

  • She could buy blackrock shares to benefit from her own exploitation....

  • Guys, can we please to giving that our attention? That thing will go down, up, down, up, down, down, up, up, up and down. We do we talk and write about it? Ignore it...

    Why are we making the mistake again and again to give assholes attention?

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    How Open Source Projects Change Hands

    nesbitt.io /2026/06/16/how-open-source-projects-change-hands.html
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    I Put a Datacenter GPU in My Gaming PC for £200

    blog.tymscar.com /posts/v100localllm/
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    Just Let Me Write Digits | Blog | Guillaume Endignoux

    gendignoux.com /blog/2026/07/13/input-digits.html
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    An update on the scraper situation

    lwn.net /SubscriberLink/1080822/990a8a5e2d379085/
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    The Email They Shouldn't Have Read

    it-notes.dragas.net /2025/10/08/the-email-they-shouldnt-have-read/
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    Linux Firewalls: How to Actually Secure a Cloud Server (iptables, nftables, firewalld, ufw)

    blog.hofstede.it /linux-firewalls-how-to-actually-secure-a-cloud-server-iptables-nftables-firewalld-ufw/
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    My Multi-Stage Backup Strategy: ZFS, Proxmox, and Paranoia

    blog.hofstede.it /my-multi-stage-backup-strategy-zfs-proxmox-and-paranoia/
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    Please Stop Making Terrible GIFs

    thereallo.dev /blog/converting-gifs-properly
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    How I Uncovered a 1200-Site Crypto Scam Network

    thereallo.dev /blog/mammoth
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    The Backtick That (Almost) Broke Me: Fixing German XKB Dead Keys on Linux - André Klein Dot Net

    andreklein.net /the-backtick-that-almost-broke-me-fixing-german-xkb-dead-keys-on-linux/
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    Claude Code Is Steganographically Marking Requests

    thereallo.dev /blog/claude-code-prompt-steganography
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    Handling secrets (somewhat) securely in shells - Linus's blog

    linus.schreibt.jetzt /posts/shell-secrets.html
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    What Happened to tea.xyz

    nesbitt.io /2026/06/11/what-happened-to-tea.html
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    How Markdown took over the world

    www.anildash.com /2026/01/09/how-markdown-took-over-the-world
  • OK, but you can sell the disc after using it or share it with friends...

  • So, having a PC is better again, because there is not subscription for online services there...?

  • Question to all of you: is it possible to use own tracks to monitor on a mobile phone and cache the location there and only once a month, you boot the server that own tracks is connected to (and it syncs then)?

  • What has stopped me so far: The gigantic docker compose stack that I have to spawn.

    It would also be nice to have a demo button on your website that allows opening a read-only demo version of dawarich.

  • But everyone knows that and those with money did not decide to sell so far. So, it's all bla-bla... Maybe it happens tomorrow, maybe in 4 years, maybe never with an intensity that will be remembered as a crash...

  • Yes and no.

    What you got so far was the warning that this is gonna happen. Now, it happens.

  • It's like Internet Explorer on Windows. If you rip it out the whole system does not work anymore and there is no way to make that work. /s

  • Well, hopefully not as insecure as the ones from the video...

  • I’ve just reinstalled Bazzite and about 10 games between Steam, GOG and Epic Store

    But why do you need 10 at once? I'd download the one I want to play first and then the ones I like to play later in the background.

  • Even without a job in the field, being able to code is a skill that gives you lots of opportunities.

  • Sharing an argument is "misinformation" nowadays, but writing "the coming AI crash" (as if that's a fact) without posting a single source about those "more and more" analysis...? You are a rage-baiting troll.

  • That has not been true of any historic financial bubble. Almost ALL of them have been clearly identified in advance.

    Clearly identified by who? Maybe be a few. For sure not by the majority.

    There are people predicting crashes all the time... So many crashes that never happened. Just because someone predicts it doesn't mean that it is going to happen.

  • mainstream analysts are identifying the coming AI crash

    If so many people /experts are expecting a crash, the crash chances will be more and more included in the price. So far, I don't see that at all.

  • Infantino: Sisss month, I feel aaah ... gay!!

  • You can spend a minute reading the manual instead. Next time you do it, you can do it faster than through the LLM.

    I talked about writing a script that can be 20 to 50 lines. That costs me far more than "a minute" of manual reading. I generate the script, I review it, I execute it and then throw it away. Sounds like a win-situation for me. I have more time for my actual homework.

    Autocompleting a block of code

    I wrote "Code-line" completion by the way, not "Code block" completion.

    Autocompleting a block of code is a sign that you are not writing anything new and a signal to think about whether there is semantic duplication in the code that should be explored.

    Have you ever tried it out (e.g. GitHub Copilot)? Not sure what you mean exactly, especially by "writing anything new". It can of course auto-complete stuff that does not exist in the code base. There is lots of code in the training data. Or do you mean "writing completely new stuff that hasn't been written by anyone"? Because only few people do that, I guess.


    One more good usage I experienced is giving it text (e.g. a documentation file for customers) and the task to find/fix the typos. I'm pretty good at finding them (at least in my native language German), but you probably guessed it: I'd rather do other stuff.