I’ll trust you when you trust us bro. Remove drm, have an offline play mode.

No? Gtfo

So the new RuneScape was just a cash grab? “reduce complexity “ by reducing headcount just means management incompetence, it also doesn’t make you more agile, proper guidance makes you more agile.

This is a load of shit.

https://changelog.complete.org/archives/10783-nncpnet-can-optionally-exchange-internet-email

Be the change

Fucking cunts.

What are you talking about? RAG is a method you use. It only has limitations you design. Your datastore can be whatever you want it to be. The llm performs a tool use YOU define. RAG isn’t one thing. You can build a rag system out of flat files or a huge vector datastore. You determine how much data is returned to the context window. Python and chromadb easily scales to gigabytes, on consumer hardware, completely suitable for local rag.

I’ve been using ntfy for years without issue. curious how it’s failing you.

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Super bummer

I had to use https://leantime.io/all-about-open-source-project-management/ and ended up not hating it. I think it checks all your boxes

Cpuflation

https://g.co/gemini/share/5a4a2f9998be

It’s a good answer

https://alternativeto.net/software/firebase/

Tailscale is free for personal use

PowerShell is very similar to nushell, structured data output. Nushell hasn’t sold me over fish, as completions, prompts, all that is barely fledgling

“deepfake” what is this, 2018?

We all do.

Holy fuck, I knew about Brave, but not Opera… I’m glad I never even tried it.

Data from various searches,

https://www.oceanclub.org/h5_en/post/info/id/1545 https://www.thestack.technology/the-evolution-of-storage-alex-mcmullan-pure-storage/ https://blocksandfiles.com/2024/08/16/the-128tb-ssd/ https://www.trendforce.com/presscenter/news/20240913-12303.html

I guesstimated a ~20% growth rate

This was just mental guess work. I’m not claiming I know.

2028: ~363TB 2029: ~439TB 2030: ~531TB

This is what I came up with.

Torment Nexus has been supplanted by the MORONIC Nexus