VibeSurgeon
@VibeSurgeon@piefed.social
- Comment on Mark Cuban says Facebook knowingly runs AI deepfake scam ads as Meta docs reveal $16 billion in fraud-linked revenue 2 days ago:
I think he really just works more on his PR
- Comment on 4 days ago:
Every dude’s favorite movie is actually The Big Short
- Comment on Mmmm Buttery Toast. So Toasty, So Buttery. Buttery Toast Mmmmm. 4 days ago:
It truly is unwarranted how fucking good toast tastes
- Comment on "cO₂ iS pLaNt FoOd" 5 days ago:
I mean, not quite, it all depends on what happens to them once they die
- Comment on How do I remove a file from a git commit? 6 days ago:
It is possible through several means.
The reset-method makes it disappear (and then you create a replacement).
If you have nothing you want to keep at all in the commit and it happens to not be the latest one, you can as mentioned use an interactive rebase. You then mark the commit for deletion, and it’s like it never even happened. If any subsequent commits depended on changes in the deleted commit, however, you will get conflicts, as git won’t know how to apply the subsequent commits in that case.
- Comment on Isn't this enraging? Get off Lemmy and go angry reacc plz bro just one 6 days ago:
There’s plenty of angry reactions to go around for everyone around here.
- Comment on How do I remove a file from a git commit? 6 days ago:
If it’s the last commit, you can undo the commit, and re-make it as you please by using
git reset HEAD~1. You can then stage the files you actually want in the commit.Another option is to amend the commit to not include that file, by doing
git rm --cached <filename>followed bygit commit --amend.The reason you can’t do the prior in a separate follow-up commit is that the file would still be in the git history, and hence it must be pushed to GitHub along with the rest of the repo files.
If the problem is not on the latest commit, you can do an interactive rebase, and re-do the commit that way.
- Comment on bisexual 6 days ago:
It’s twice hourly, actually
- Comment on Perks 1 week ago:
Spain, culturally autistic? Ok
- Comment on Climate academic Andreas Malm barred from entering UK 1 week ago:
(This does in no way, shape or form justify the action from the UK government, to be clear)
Context, for those neglecting to read the article: Over his support for Palestine Action. He was planning to speak at an event discussing the ban on the group. The title may lead you to believe that the refusal was related to his work in climate academia - which to be clear wouldn’t be entirely surprising, given that he authored a book called How to Blow Up a Pipeline - but this is not the case.
- Comment on Perks 1 week ago:
Kudos for standing up for it I guess
- Comment on Perks 1 week ago:
Ah yes, the shit parts like all of the Nordics, Germany, Austria, Spain, etc.
What a joke of a comment
- Comment on Perks 1 week ago:
Europe
- Comment on I don't know about that life. 1 week ago:
Eat fiber and get a bidet
- Comment on Why do I have to pay tariffs for importing the following stuff into the EU now? 2 weeks ago:
This is above the de minimis-limit, so you would always have had to pay tariffs for this purchase.
As to why, it’s just quite simply how tariffs work.
- Comment on Why do I have to pay tariffs for importing the following stuff into the EU now? 2 weeks ago:
VAT is applicable for all purchases regardless of the de minimis-limit.
- Comment on Let us end the stovetop war with the real chanp 2 weeks ago:
Typically what happens is that the range detects liquid on the buttons, alerts, and stops accepting input until the liquid has been cleaned up.
- Comment on Is my laundry machine broken? 3 weeks ago:
This is not true in large parts of the world.
- Comment on AI is mass decompiling games. That's both awesome and scary. 3 weeks ago:
I haven’t seen any reason to believe that’s the case.
- Comment on AI is mass decompiling games. That's both awesome and scary. 3 weeks ago:
It’s been tried before, but the fundamental limitations on networking- not to mention the compute you have to spend in data centers to run it - makes it pretty unlikely to happen, especially as a means of preventing piracy.
- Comment on AI is mass decompiling games. That's both awesome and scary. 3 weeks ago:
Decompilation offers you the possibility of cutting out network-required features, if you dream a little bigger.
- Comment on Over half of workers regularly skip lunch on the job due to high food costs, increasing job pressure 3 weeks ago:
Skipping a meal is free.
Only in monetary terms. I’d assume that the overall cost is negative.
- Comment on AI Driving Game Players Are Burning Through So Many Tokens Its Developer Had to Take Out a Bank Loan to Keep It Running 4 weeks ago:
The solution being a huge monthly subscription. Or massive token rates if you’re a big customer
- Comment on I despise laundry. How can I make my life contain less of it? 4 weeks ago:
I used to dislike laundry in the past, until I figured out that the part that I disliked was the monotony and lack of mental stimulation. This could be solved by listening to podcasts or audiobooks while doing the laundry. Now I no longer dislike it, because it’s really only an opportunity to listen to podcasts for 30-40 minutes (hang-drying/folding time)
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
Rest and relaxation seems like an appropriate vacation activity
- Comment on No, you can't keep your 20 year old dictionary password 4 weeks ago:
Just use a damn password manager already
- Comment on Green party drops longstanding opposition to nuclear power 4 weeks ago:
Blanket-against policies against nuclear are not helpful.
Blanket-against policies for subsidising nuclear - including on insurance - is helpful.
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
I’m playing Majora’s Mask using 2 Ship 2 Harkinian. It’s quite nice.
- Comment on Palantir CEO Alex Karp has mental breakdown in front of reporters 5 weeks ago:
Truly one of the strangest people in tech
- Comment on Name me country which has better food than England 5 weeks ago:
It’s bait