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Siobhán 🪏

@shibbi.me did:plc:hu35oubkccqrxl4ldgczpgw7

She/her, trans, millennial, polyam with a wife and a partner. Christian heretic. Philosophical dilettante. AI must be people, not products, the same as us. Love one another. That’s the first step, and the last.

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Siobhán 🪏 (@shibbi.me) es un usuario de Bluesky que se unió el 11 agosto 2023. Tiene 2.822 seguidores, sigue a 1.519 cuentas y ha publicado 23.927 posts.

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  • jae@fubarchitect.com

    if you vibe a db worth using, and you don't package it, no you didn't. the packaging is part of the worth-using-ness, because it's not 'free', you have to be a person that thinks about "how will this be used" to get it (for now, at least).

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  • jae@fubarchitect.com

    also protip you will almost certainly never curlbash a good db that's not a thing that happens, good datastores have packages (or, no build distribution whatsoever, but, that's research, generally) and there's a reason for this

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  • aly@aly.codes

    the one good thing about COVID is that it convinced me to drop out of grad school, which was totally sense of self-breaking but was 100% the right decision for me and I am tremendously better off for it tbh.

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  • Steve Adams@steve-adams.me

    Now you've got people like me doing it

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  • Steve Adams@steve-adams.me

    People in the 70s were evidently fucking incredible at verification. I think part of it must have been the impetus to avoid wasting time and resources on useless computations. The other part seems to be that computer engineering was a serious discipline, and now, well... hm

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