Professional software engineer, musician, gamer, stoic, democratic socialist
Even if you wanted to opt out of capitalism, I can’t even think of how a poor person would manage to live legally in the US. You basically have to be a hobo constantly in fear of being arrested (and then in prison you’re definitely a slave). You can’t just go out into nature and build your own homestead like people used to do.
Is your issue that it’s hard to move files around without breaking seeding, or something else?
You can use both.
Pretty sure my journey looked something like:
So I think the graph is actually pretty reflective of my own experience, aside from some of the specific distro choices during my peak ignorance phase, and obviously I ended up at NixOS which isn’t even on here.
I currently have more audio issues on my MacBook Pro than my Linux desktop. The Mac will sometimes just fail to recognize headphones plugged into the 3.5mm TRS port. NixOS desktop w/ pipewire has no audio problems whatsoever.
An issue which I aim to resolve using a self-hosted VPN.
Pretty sure my eyes max out at 4K. I can barely tell the difference between 4K and 1080P from my couch.
Pretty much everyone I’ve talked to about this says the same thing. LLMs are useful for one-off scripts or quickly generating boilerplate. It just turns out that those tasks don’t make up the majority of programming work unless you are in a bullshit job anyway.
We aren’t yet great at knowing when LLM will save time and when it will inflate time.
I agree up to the extent of the numbers. I think $50/hr is feasible if we make drastic changes to our economy. $150/hr simply cannot work with the country’s current number of workers and overall productivity.
You are part of the wavefunction. There is no collapse, just entanglement.
You’re out of your mind if you think a $300k salary for every working citizen is feasible. Paying that out would require $53 trillion, which is more than our GDP.
I use dufs. Copyparty seems good too.
Probably referring to expat remote workers creating more competition in lower-income countries?
How so? EDIT: I see you’ve already elaborated in other comments.
Why would IO speed be a factor in whether a user’s data is corrupted? That just sounds like a race condition.
Because wireguard is vastly better.
Sorry I wasn’t very clear. I didn’t mean to suggest that Libreoffice per se should pivot to a web app (unless they want to rewrite a lot of stuff or figure out how to generate WASM). But I think I would rather use an office suite in general if it were a web app.
And it doesn’t need to use a JS framework, it could be written in any language that targets WASM.
Qobuz catalog is extremely lacking IME.
I can see why you think it’s similar, but it’s assuredly not the same as slavery. As a hobo, you still have rights and cannot be purchased or treated a literal property.