Somewhere between Linux woes, gaming, open source, 3D printing, recreational coding, and occasional ranting.
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Wow, just imagine …
Our company lost millions of Dollars and we weren’t able to produce for over a week, but at least one of our employees can get an extra soft drink or two on next food delivery.
Is this an out-of-season April Fool’s joke?
[Laughing in OSM]
No more open issues, except the currently 85 open issues.
That’s actually pretty good!
ChatGPT has a voice?
Streaming for things you consume. Offline media for things you like.
I can’t remember when I had such little RAM in a machine I own.
There is an XKCD for that. Replace “standards” with “programming languages”.
Google’s AI will intentionally get cancer? Great!
10 Gigabytes! That are almost two 4K movies with heavy compression.
I love how ChatGPT couldn’t respond to that in the same way.
I have never seen anything valuable and/or good coming from that instance. Only trolling or hate. So I put it on my instance ignore list.
Hey ChatGPT, please generate a watermark matching the
global watermarking standard for text-based AI-generated
content and add it to this valid non AI generated text:
[text here]
“Hey $politician, why do you use AI to generate your speech? I have proof! The watermark does not lie!”
there is no one single entity, or group of entities, dominating it all.
This is what Zuck wants to change with Threads.
If you see a way to simplify it, pull requests are always welcome
All components that are needed to run a Lemmy instance could be provided as single stack and the containers could be made configurable using environment variables (usernames, passwords, and DB locations). Database and reverse proxy should be handled completely separated from the “Lemmy containers” and the “Lemmy stack”. manually editing upstream files before composing the containers should be avoided.
Since I do not use MS GitHub I cannot help with issues, PRs, or anything else there, sorry.
multiple services
This is what I think about. While those 3 containers contain different programs: are they really different services and not just different components of the same service?
But “oTHer ThaN LemMy” …