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The best way to get your questions answered is to ask them. Honestly.

Nevkontakte shared 11 months ago

In today’s edition of “Alex being nitpicky about words everyone is fine with”:

Using “left”, “center” and “right” for classifying political views is far more popular than it has any right to be, given how much nuance is lost in it. Never mind that in different cultures those terms can mean wildly different things.

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So far I've been avoiding GitHub Copilot because of the ambiguous licensing situation for its training set. Does anyone know if there's an alternative that can offer a version of the assistant model based on desired license compatibility? For instance, if I target a BSD 3-clause license, it would not have any GPL code in the training set.

Appreciate boosts for reach!

Every time I see a generic "$VP_LEVEL_ORG all-hands" show up in my calendar on short notice, I know it's a reorg.

Well, sometimes all people need is a moderately fast, reliable horse that doesn't ask to be fed $100 bills every day.

https://retro.social/@ifixcoinops/111480744130939877

Nevkontakte shared 1 year, 8 days ago

A couple of weeks ago my microblog.pub instance stopped updating the feed. And I've been kind of procrastinating on fixing it until yesterday because… IDK, had too many unread books.

Anyway, I figured out the problem and fixed it (details are not really important), but I wanted to appreciate a design choice that I totally wouldn't have thought about. Upon receiving an event, the engine doesn't try to process it; instead it sticks it into the input queue, which is processed in the background. My feed wasn't updating because the processing of one of the queue elements got stuck, but! When I unwedged it, it started chugging through all the backlog of events it received in two weeks. It took about a way to process it, but not a single post was lost. Which is important for a federated system, because your peers won't resend them again.

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