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@aaribaud Augh, I love this! Do you mind if I pop it in my notes for TFL - it fits in with the theme of the story?

@KevinHennessy it is. There are a few living in and around the gardens. Escapees from a nearby estate I guess, or at least descendants of. This hen seems to be living in the garden and has quickly become rather tame.

@vonxylofon @bitterkarella People often used to. That's shifted over time.Like, the first three books were originally one novel but were split up. The first book ends with Paul defeating the Emperor and House Harkonnen, and avenging his father, the hero triumphant. There are definite signs of what's to come -- particularly when Gurney Halleck notices that unlike his father, Paul doesn't care about the people fighting for him -- but superficially it's upbeat. It's in the second book and after that it becomes explicit how terrible it is what Paul's done.I haven't seen the most recent film adaptation, but the two I did see further simplified the first book to make Paul appear benignly heroic.There was a bit in a "making of" book, about the movie by De Laurentiis and Lynch, that they deliberately omitted a line from the novel, when Paul said, "He who can destroy a thing controls it", because it was disturbing in a world with nuclear weapons. But that was exactly Herbert's point.

@soph Interesting: do you have a citation for vibe-code failing legal checks? No issue if you don't, I can hop on Google and find it, but this would be the first I'd heard of it (most of what I've heard is that LLM output is uncopyrightable, not that it violates someone else's copyright).The reason I ask is that I'm aware of corporate contexts where it's being used and if the courts are leaning towards declaring them copyright violations that could have significant implications (declaring them non-copyrightable probably less so; in practice most companies protect source code as trade-secret because it's hard to prove provenance in a court-of-law... Or by moving so fast that a competitor exfiltrating an out-of-date chunk of source isn't super useful or would require the competitor to also have the hardware / architecture the code "lives" in).

@AlexanderMars That was literally the point of my post.

@ZoidbergForPresident @grumpygamer somebody made a doom mod where the monsters are processes and killing the monster kills the process; I bet something similar could be done for defragmenting

@renato_gleforte @fsfe Klarna too.I'm surely never using PayPal. I will not put money in the pocket of He Who Despises Us All.

@neil I need to know the relevant experience of those I bother to question.

@sam4000 @davidrevoy prices of hardware has been rising alongside RAM, at least in the used market which is the only place I regularly check. My GPU that cost me 600€ more than a year ago is 750-800€ now. I don't know what are the falling prices you mention.LLMs of any size they're all shit, except for a few particular tasks, most of which don't require a GPU this expensive (or any GPU at all, if you have some patience). I keep a very small LM loaded at all times for image transcriptions and things like that. Most of my VRAM is used with Blender or VR stuff. I _could_ load much bigger models (when I'm not using the GPU for graphics) but I don't really need to.

@cstross Locally, I voted for someone who would actually do something for the community, and not just for their rich friends. Nationally, it's more a case of lesser evil. That the two of them belong to the same party is almost coincidental.

@benroyce @mazigazi Am I gonna have problems now because I wear heavy framed glasses? #FckThis

@francina1909 ahahah ma hai fatto benissimo! 😹

@ro @andre123 @sirpondo @Dunpiteog Siete indietro di 10 anni almeno. Il paese con più interventi chirurgi era la Corea del Sud. Le ragazze a 18 anni chiedevano l'intervento per sembrare più "occidentali".Purtroppo è sfuggita di mano ovunque nel mondo. A me fanno letteralmente ribrezzo le donne rifatte, co' ste labbra innaturali a canotto.Ho delle clienti dove madre, figlia e zia, sono irriconoscibili, si sono rifatte il viso tutte e tre, ora sembrano 3 gemelle di plastica.

@YakuPeraltro è uno schema incompleto perché mancano riferimenti sull'impatto che i raggi ultraviolenti hanno avuto sui viaggi interstallari delle mucche eoloratrici quando sono state trasferite da Pizarro sui pascoli alti della Conigliera delle Ande

@RMiddleton the book is available on archive.org too:https://archive.org/details/momentsofbeing00wool/page/n237/mode/1up

@lysander @vonblubba basta aver vicino un computer con cui caricarci sopra la musica :D(e non allontanarsene per più del tempo dell'ascolto di un album)

@catsalad Looks like "almost" a murder.

@ahltorp @travisfw I read the Scrum guide first in 2014 or so, after starting off with all kinds of books that add tons of extra complexity.It's kinda liberating how simple Scrum can be. I feel the simpler you keep it, the more powerful it is. And if in doubt between the Scrum guide and what helps your team: Talk to your team FIRST about what works for them - that's what Retrospectives are for - that's pretty much in line with Schwaber's book that I mentioned in my other reply. People first!

@antonej @bbacc @12ax7 @braselloIo sto cercando di staccarmi da tutto ciò che vuole app proprietarie e cloud (sì, anche NextCloud o simili, a meno che non decida di hostarle da solo) e anche in previsione dell'arrivo dello Jolla Phone, su cui non metterò alcuna app di Google e co.

@elexia which is still amazing, and rare!! I miss when I could walk down the street for a free PCR 😭