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The addiction research has terms like LDWs and near-misses. It is massively researched topic. Even cursory reading helps to understand why table saw makes really bad slot machine. Really bad 3d printer? Maaaybe. But LLMs are, either by inte
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C is about the safest language you can choose, between cbmc, frama-c and coccinelle there is hardly another language with comparable tooling for writing actually safe software, that you can actually securely run on single-core hardened syst
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> web proxy do you know of a mitm proxy that "just works"? meaning, is able to spoof/intercept/modify running processes well enough that most stuff would run without manual modification?
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"Prevent exceptions from leaving destructors." — thank you for providing well known sources that support my point! Although sadly we all have to eat Sutter Meyers bread, at least it explicitly tells you to not worry about the way
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What book covers in depth *throwing* from destructors? Even more sane thing — throwing from constructors and function arguments — is mentioned in passing ("unwind will take care of everything, don't think too hard about it")
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yeah, but AI played crucial role in this fraud. It turbocharged and spearhedded . Thanks to AI, you can now fraud too!
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If you noticed, the article did not actually tell you what happens when destructor throws. It was only about double-exception case and throwing in nothrow() function (both perfectly valid things to know when jobbing). What state are members
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this is always overlooked. AI stories sound like "with right attitude, you too can win 10M $ in lottery, like this man just did" Running LLM on 1000 functions produces 10000 reports (these numbers are accurate because I just gener
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https://www.cnbc.com/2025/09/05/anthropic-to-pay-1point5-bil...
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If lossy-compressed transcodes of ripped movies are not "transformative works" and can get people even jailed, then lossy-compressed text of ripped books and websites is neither. There is a lot of knowhow going into a good divx ri
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Nothing gives programmer bigger sense of future job security than trying vibe-coding with a "frontierest" model and looking at the code. Especially once it starts changing existing code. Ah. And the fake tests. And those grandiose
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But... what sort of storage device does not allow your computers to use all 256 byte values? Why is random access data stored on teletype?
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Not to water down the snark, but isnt cause of situation described in the article the exact mentality you are mocking?
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Sorry, I tought you meant "support infrastructure" in a much wider sense — yeah, LLMs are frighteningly good at lockpicking tests using source code shaped inputs. It's just that they are also frighteningly good at finding ins
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So how much Kagi without AI costs? It should me much cheaper subscription, right?
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Ah yes, the 0.50$/h support infrastructure from the places that cannot refuse the deal. "frontier" LLMs currently cosplay a dunk with google and late alzheimer's. Surely, they speed up brute-forcing correct answer a lot
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Nice to see BGP getting called out. Meanwhile, the fact neither quagga nor frr nor bird SCION patches are available by googling 5 seconds — and they want "company like cisco"?
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How comes yandex.com can show me results that contain my search term? Most egregious example: I am searching for name of abandoned blogspot domain: yandex shows me 1 result, which is that domain. Goolge shows me "no results" fishi
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I tried using codex, and it is great (meaning - boring) when it works. My problem is it does not work. Let me explain codex> Next I can make X if you agree. me> ok codex> I will make X now me> Please go on codex> Great, I am
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Just make valid robots.txt and sitemap.xml, please, so I can crawl and update mirrors of the sites I am interested in with least amount of impact on the site.
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(Unrelated but I'm really curious) The above comment got downvoted within few seconds of me pressing "reply". Is there some advanced hackernews reader software that allows such immediate reaction (via some in-notification con
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The following is a dramatic reenactment of an observed behaviour /discl. You are making tool X. It currently processes test dataset in 15 seconds. You ask claude code to implement some change. It modifies code, compiles, runs the test
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Interesting to hear! I've had completely opposite experience, with Claude having 5 minutes of peerless lucidity, followed by panicking, existential crisis, attempts to sabotage it's own tests and code, psyops targeted at making us
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Uhuh. Let me present you Rudolph. For the next 15 minutes, he will paste pieces of top rated SO answers and top starred GH repos. Then he will suffer complete amnesia. He might not understand your question or remember what he just did, but
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Yeah, nothing like neon green on magenta. So much contrast, my eyes each read their own line... ZX Spectrum had some excellent color combinations
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So you routinely encounter photographs that have noticable areas where sensor did not receive any light during exposure? To the point where you feel not having completely unlit parts of a photo is a sign of over-exposure or filters? Are you
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Most natural numbers don't exist, for any useful definition of exist. When you prove, say, by induction, that p(n) holds for any natural number n, and hear you teacher say that p(n) holds for all natural numbers, you start forming th
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> And who knows, maybe one is a mega success. Who? The people controlling all distribution channels - they know. Or are you proposing one should create their own hardware platform / software platform? Payment processing? Advertiseme
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The point about haughty attitude is an important, but rarely mentioned. No one has convinced me to reexamine and change my views by calling me stupid, mocking me, and pointing a finger. If anything, it makes me avoid both that person and th
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