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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
Yeah. This is very “using a saw to cut a piece of steak” meme. I feel like most obfuscations can already be thwarted anyway. At this point I just see it as some cargo culting thing that nerds do in their hacker news profiles.
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
Framing this as the West “giving something up” is essentially a dog whistle. I hope that we are all above this.
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
I am growing completely and utterly tired of this. It’s been…how many months now? Years? And there are still plenty of people in this and other communities getting by high-fiving each other pulling out the same old “LLMs aren’t human, did u
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
Yeah. This is what always trips engineer-types up when dealing with legal. A contract isn’t code. There is usually, on both sides, a certain degree of BSing that goes on. Put another way, both parties are usually knowingly taking on risk as
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
Immediately what I thought when I read it. The person you’re responding to is being obtuse to the point where it feels like trolling or contrarianism for the sake of contrarianism. Certainly a bad-faith argument.
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
No true Scotsman! Throw your computer into a lake! Write your new darknet market ecommerce platform on sticky notes! Why is “security” always a pissing constant with some people. I’d swear that I’d be condemned for locking my house at night
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
Come off it. That’s what the severity rating is for. Anyone used to reading these sorts of reports comes to expect these things. And someone saying “all you have to do, is simply…” doesn’t change the fact that there’s suddenly more effort i
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
I was a student when this came out, so I obviously remember it well. Kids with loads of free time, that were tuned to rote memorise crap like regular expressions, ate this crap for breakfast. I didn’t have the patience :)
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
I trust that Apple knows significantly more about the efficiency of their chip design process.
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
Comments from someone that speaks as if they always expect the worst of Apple, telling everyone that they expect the worst of Apple, are a dime a dozen and do nothing to add to the conversation.
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
Not a chance. Moving from an Intel MacBook Pro to an Apple Silicon MacBook Pro was absolutely revolutionary for me and my very pedestrian ‘interpreted language in Docker web developer’ workloads. I’d seriously consider not taking a job if t
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
Different people have different needs. I certainly need a MacBook Pro for my work, but I use next to no storage. I’ve never purchase beyond the minimum storage for an Apple computer. I did however up the processor on my current MacBook Pro.
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
We all know what is meant by “low/mid-tier”. This is pointless pedantry. Next someone is going to come by with the throwaway comment complaint about how OpenAI isn’t “open”.
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
It’s a step in a setup wizard. Whilst it’s explicitly asked, and far from dark pattern territory, it’s designed in such a way that I wouldn’t be surprised by a 95% opt-in rate.
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
Well, when your P is still quite E, I guess it’s a different equation :).
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
Hyperbole like this is necessary for people to justify the extreme negative emotions they feel about a computer they’ll never buy having specifications that they disapprove of.
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
I think you mean, convince politicians to allow for the ridiculous tax-excluded display pricing that’s prolific in the US.
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
lol. Let’s not throw Latin / Asian culture under the bus when the implicit alternative being posed is American culture. Pot meet kettle. Remember what old mate says to Ryan Gosling in the Barbie movie? “We’re just better at hiding it.”
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
These aren’t transactional. An email isn’t transactional just because the sender has a relationship with the recipient.
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
What do you mean? There’s a huge difference between “Product Spotlight” and “Best Deals” /s
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
That’s insane. Domains are not owned by the same entity forever.
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
Come on. Given the context, “certain sports cars” obviously wasn’t what GP was talking about.
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
I am in Australia and the situation is largely the same.
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
Yes, but most people aren’t. It also significantly reduces the usefulness of code signing for the vast majority. And your justification for that is that it personally wouldn’t be a big deal to you, someone that has an abnormal understanding
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
Yeah. I’m not some spoiled Silicon Valley tech bro. I don’t even live in the US. I’ve never been given a single RSU in my life. But I was genuinely shocked when I saw GitLab’s compensation.
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
My workplace is split between Zoom and Teams. Almost department by department. A salesperson books a meeting with you? Teams. Someone in technology? Zoom. It’s just enough to lull me into a false sense of security, and BAM, Teams.
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
Well let’s just not do anything!
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
They were working as part of a team? Or they are simply too young.
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
Yep. Essentially a DevRel post.
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by 3c6bYDXLMj 3y ago
If you could put yourself in the shoes any position/s in any organisation/s necessary to implement your grand vision, what would you do? How would you do it? This just sounds like the sort of absurd proposition that can only be ma

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