It’s funny you say this, but when LLMs first started picking up steam, people used to bribe them and say they would give them lots of money and that it’s doing a good job to motivate it. You would basically state that you will give it $500,000 dollars if it can get this task right. For some odd reason it would actually perform slightly better. Also it would get you around their filters.
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killabeezio@lemmy.zipto
Games@sh.itjust.works•US Game Console Sales Crater in Worst November in Two DecadesEnglish
6·11 months agoWell yes, but also tariffs and the rising cost of components, such as memory are going to play into this. It’s only going to get more expensive.
killabeezio@lemmy.zipto
politics @lemmy.world•AOC leads JD Vance for first time in 2028 election matchup: poll
52·11 months agoI mean, there was Sanders and look at what the Dems did to him. I don’t think Hillary and Kamala are any better than Biden or Clinton either.
killabeezio@lemmy.zipto
politics @lemmy.world•AOC leads JD Vance for first time in 2028 election matchup: poll
35·11 months agoI mean this is just the reality of it. I’m right there with you. Dems tried it twice and we all saw how that went. I told my friend the other day that she will be president someday, just not now. Probably give it another 25-30 years though.
So many these days. Actions are probably one of the best, but there are still plenty of others out there.
- gitlab
- dagger
- concourseci
- tekton
- Spinnaker
- harness
- argo
- flux
- gocd
If I were to pick one, it would probably be dagger. Or really anything but Jenkins.
Got impacted by this. So tired of this AI slop bringing everything down.
killabeezio@lemmy.zipto
Technology@lemmy.world•Zig quits GitHub, says Microsoft's AI obsession has ruined the serviceEnglish
8·11 months agoI highly doubt there will ever be parity. There will also be some differences where there can be improvements made over GitHub. Right now you only hear about individuals moving over or open source software. This is mainly because they don’t need the enterprise features that GitHub has. I am not sure if you self hosted forgejo if you would get those as well. It’s meant to be free. This is the biggest thing that would be missing. For individuals, I don’t think you’ll notice many differences.
For your second question. It doesn’t matter. What matters is git. There are 2 main ways to access this. SSH and http. All you really need is git. There are other tools out there like gitlab. Gitlab is pretty decent too, but the workflow is a bit different. You can even self host with gitlab too. You may not see many direct integrations to gitlab either, but people have been working with it for years now. There is also bitbucket. I think forgejo has a better chance at succeeding though if it continues to do what it’s doing. Just tailor to the free and open source community. Really the only thing people need to do is create an account and set up some ssh keys. Beyond creating an account, there is no difference in how you clone a repo from GitHub and codeberg. Just copy the URL and do git clone.
TL;DR GitHub and codeberg have different missions. It will be a similar experience and features for individuals or open source projects are close to the same on both platforms. You probably won’t notice much of a difference.
killabeezio@lemmy.zipto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Fucked up with no one to blame but myself.English
4·11 months agoIf anything, just get some external drives or something lol. Depending on how much space you are using, you can also look at hetzner. They have storage boxes that are relatively cheap for cloud backups.
You could also use OneDrive or Google, just make sure you encrypt everything. This way they don’t actually have any of your data. It’s just for backups.
I have also been using storj with truenas. You get a discount this way, but storj just introduced new pricing, so I don’t know how that impacts the discount or not
killabeezio@lemmy.zipto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Fucked up with no one to blame but myself.English
18·11 months agoPlease tell me you have proper backups for your next cloud instance
killabeezio@lemmy.zipto
Technology@lemmy.world•Windows 11's adoption is much slower compared to Windows 10, claims DellEnglish
3·1 year agoStability? Update management? Window tiling? What? Linux does have all of these things. In fact Linux is way more stable than Windows, has better update management. Mind you, it does depend on the distro and the amount of stability you want, but I have been running Debian servers for years and I hardly run into problems.
The only thing windows offers over Linux is gaming and a better UI. Even both of those are dwindling away. I hate the new windows 11 UI and most games work on Linux unless you require a rootkit for some anti cheat software.
killabeezio@lemmy.zipto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•I am looking to buy a Synology NAS to replace my Raspberry Pi 4B. What data does Synology collect off the NAS?
8·1 year agoDon’t. I have had many in the past. They are great devices and easy to manage, but with their recent changes, they can no longer be recommended or trusted. I gave all mine away.
You may be interested in unraid as that is also pretty easy to use. You can probably install unraid onto a qnap.
killabeezio@lemmy.zipto
Technology@beehaw.org•Cloudflare Global Network experiencing issues
2·1 year agoJust use wire guard. This is what tunnels is and this is what tail scale uses
killabeezio@lemmy.zipto
World News@lemmy.world•Tesla’s European and Chinese customers are staying away in drovesEnglish
1·1 year agoThat’s a really good point too. I honestly think he just wants to say he’s the first trillionaire if that ever happens. Just all ego of a sociopath
killabeezio@lemmy.zipto
World News@lemmy.world•Tesla’s European and Chinese customers are staying away in drovesEnglish
1·1 year agoI mean sure. But he can use it as collateral. That’s the thing. He can go to the bank and be like, let me borrow some money. So, while he still has to meet certain obligations to get these shares, it’s just like why? He has enough already? Why does he need majority anyway? Why not just put in the work anyway?
killabeezio@lemmy.zipto
politics @lemmy.world•Trump's bright view of the economy doesn't match what voters are seeing
261·1 year agoMost people don’t understand that Walmart is a huge contributor of this and that most places, especially fast food places, will only allow their employees to work so many hours so they don’t have to give benefits.
I have a friend who is all about Trump. I will continue to try and convince him that there are better people out there. Another friend posted a Tshirt he was going to get him for Christmas. It was a DT shirt, basically making fun of him. My maga friend replied with a commie mamdami shirt. I’m just like is that supposed to be an insult? Do you not want affordable housing and living wage? Do you want to keep working 2 jobs?
I think there are a lot of people out there like him that play into the media. They blame the poor and immigrants instead of the rich. They see far left or a person with any other view as their own as far left and a liberal fascist commie. They are pissed at the previous democratic administration (which I don’t blame them), but if you ask me Biden is just a Republican anyway. Go back 30 or 50 years and he would be a Republican. They want the same things, but see the left “far” left as commies and the previous administrations did nothing to help their situation.
I say all this to say, that yes, people are poorly educated and are shooting themselves in the foot because of what the media has told them to believe. This includes the propaganda found on Facebook, tik too, need sites, and other social media outlets. It’s a frustrating time right now
killabeezio@lemmy.zipto
PC Gaming@lemmy.ca•Study finds 72% of Developers View Steam as Monopoly [from the overall pool, 75% of respondents were senior managers]English
4·1 year agoIs it a monopoly though. Monopolies are there to protect the consumer, not really the seller. A developer does not need to use steam at all. I really don’t think steam can control the pricing like that. Like, if steam started to raise prices on people buying the games, then I feel like people would still jump ship. Places like gog and itch.io exist. There are plenty of game stores as well, Microsoft, Nintendo, ea.
The problem developers have is they feel if they make a PC game, that they have to put it on steam and no other platform or they won’t make money. But the developer still has choices and I feel like steam is pretty reasonable with their cut and the tools they offer developers. A developer can even sell their game on a different platform at the same time they sell it on steam. They can even sell steam keys on their own website if they wanted to.
To call steam a monopoly is a bit of a stretch. People still have plenty of choices and steam isn’t circle jerking their consumers.
killabeezio@lemmy.zipto
World News@lemmy.world•Tesla’s European and Chinese customers are staying away in drovesEnglish
30·1 year agoHow much money does one person need before enough is enough?
killabeezio@lemmy.zipto
politics @lemmy.world•Trump Says He’ll Defy Court Order, Withhold SNAP Until Dems Drop Demands and Reopen Gov’t
35·1 year agoRelease the Epstein files
I had posted a question on there over 8 years ago. I got a notification the other day that someone answered it. Then an hour later someone closed it saying the question was off topic lol. It really wasn’t btw, but this is what makes stack overflow such a shit site and why it’s been on the decline for years. Even before LLMs.

I feel like we do have people standing up to him and his atrocious acts though. It’s the billionaires that control the media and narrative and it’s the politicians. This is what the rich want you to keep thinking and this is what Trump wants to keep doing. Distract. This is propaganda and it’s working. People are becoming numb to the stupid actions he’s taking because of how it’s being reported and how politicians are reacting to it.
If you never knew what real propaganda looks like, this is it. It’s hidden It’s silent. It’s hitler. People think that the events that caused ww2 happened overnight, but it took years until people became numb to certain acts of hatred that started small and eventually morphed into something bigger and bigger. History is repeating itself.