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  • All large scale sociological systems have to be based on abstraction. The way society functions is honestly not dissimilar to the way computation works.

    Not in like an AI nerd/rokkos basilisk way, but in a "we're all transistors in a machine" way. Once you can wrap your head around that the claims that billionaires and CEOs are important quickly fades. They're side effects of the lower level organization of the machine, and you can at any point re-shape the abstract superstructure using the base, and then from there, use that new superstructure to improve the base.

  • Allin Cottrell is okay though, he kept a lot of Paul's shit takes out of the final edit.

    There's also a repo that attempts to implement some of the models in Julia if you want to dispense with reading words and just see the proposed algorithm.

  • I'm reading this joke as tongue in cheek. He's saying the first part as a dig on Saudi Arabia and specifically the journalist dismemberment. Then the "punchline" is "but they have Starbucks!" which doesn't preclude the first part.

    He's also not the most pro-America person either and while the Saudis might hear a "they're just like us" joke as complimentary, I think it's more of an insult to both countries.

  • It's honestly made me really enjoy building small projects in Python. You can also really easily integrate it into your build workflows to do testing and release wheels for publishing to PyPi.

    Not surprising it's written in Rust lol

    It definitely takes the dependency hell that is a ton of Python projects and makes it more like dependency purgatory. Or if you program like I do, you just don't have any dependencies and realize that you can use the standard library to do basically everything. Do still like using UV to quickly automate testing for different version of Python since I have a bad habit of immediately using new features because I think they're cool.

  • It's really not that bad

  • I've started using UV because it allows you to swap python versions. The python version is also locked in projects that are initialized with uv.

  • You can use uv for this. Clone the RVC repo, CD into the directory, run uv venv to create a virtual environment. If there's a requirements.txt file it'll get the requirements.

    uv will also allow you to change python versions for the venv and uv add dependencies. To pip install something without modifying the package lock, use uv pip install and it'll install that in the environment.

  • Right to work! (With no breaks)

  • Paid time off. We usually one get a few sick days of any, so personal days dip into our pool of paid leave.

  • It's a mirror to the death of the weekend car. Something purpose built for cruising or offroading. Everything in every aspect of daily life is becoming general purpose.

  • Any port in a storm. I'm just glad there a slush fund for open source that isn't just Red Hat/IBM

  • It's a blast, I named one of our internal tools 'heathcliff' so now management has to talk about utilizing the heathcliff tool to its full potential in meetings lmao

  • I started putting up random Heathcliff comics in my office and it made everyone irrationally angry for a week until they came around and now everything that happens gets a Heathcliff meme edit

  • It's not that, it's specifically used as a reactionary position. Nostalgia is the opiate of the 21st century masses.

  • :vinny-speen:

  • If we could just pivot all this GPU infrastructure to protein folding for like a year we might actually get something useful out of it.

    Plus if all the infrastructure is busy with that, it couldn't be used to scab.

  • The fact that they made a special code for it means it's common enough that someone manually made it.

    Wouldn't be surprised if they're running on either their own servers or are using a backend service that's constantly down and wanted a special code so they could have all 513s send an email to the IT guys to go reboot something.

    Would be funny if they just numbered the boxes and the XX part of the code is the number written on the server.

    That or they just have a fixed hosting budget for AWS and don't want to auto scale without someone approving it directly.

  • This is just carte blanche to allow any law enforcement group or goonsquad to beat up protestors and arrest political opponents. Unions, protestors, reading groups, and college kids, etc.

    Bosses will use this against employees that agitate 100%

  • She's maintained a close relationship with him from what I hear