Arubis

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by Arubis 7mo ago
The greatest effect of decisions like these is to reduce citizens' trust in the justice system.
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by Arubis 7mo ago
Backbone, a special ops team, and a willingness to risk being assassinated.
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by Arubis 7mo ago
Anecdotally, Claude Opus is at least okay at literate emacs. Sometimes takes a few rounds to fix its own syntax errors, but it gets the idea. Requiring it to TDD its way in with Buttercup helps.
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by Arubis 7mo ago
Sure, but these are BILLIONAIRES. Some of society's most vulnerable members. We need to protect them! The kids can take the hit.
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by Arubis 7mo ago
Most of their fans didn't know and probably still don't. In my admittedly limited exposure (N=3 or 4), folks I know that were informed on Metallica's behavior in the Napster age that have since purchased anything from Metalli
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by Arubis 7mo ago
The tops of the posts are still solid. You could mount a single rack unit and be okay, but fully populating lack legs is not recommended. Cute way to hide a network switch, though.
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by Arubis 7mo ago
That concept was effectively already available. Hospitals tend to have multiple grid hookups before falling back on local generation.
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by Arubis 7mo ago
I will take this as seriously as any other promise issued at the White House in this regime.
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by Arubis 7mo ago
A potentially nice addition to this map would be your closest hardware, paint, craft store, or other spray paint dealership.
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by Arubis 8mo ago
The DoD is those defense contractors and companies' _primary target customer_. That doesn't just mean they're dependent on them as a customer. That means everyone working with, for, and adjacent to them has knowingly signed u
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by Arubis 8mo ago
Yes, yes. The Dropbox meme. But come on, you can literally just use ssh.
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by Arubis 8mo ago
Whoooooo, this comment made me feel ancient. For what it's worth, the time when this sort of thinking was the dominant paradigm _overlapped_ with HN.
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by Arubis 8mo ago
Without even checking the article, presumably around 1067. Pre-Norman English was a VERY different language.
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by Arubis 8mo ago
It’s almost as though choosing a single-threaded, GIL-encumbered interpreted scripting language as the primary interface to an ecosystem of extremely parallelized and concurrent high-performance hardware-dependent operations wasn’t quite th
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by Arubis 8mo ago
That sounds like a realistic outcome for a real engineer, too.
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by Arubis 8mo ago
Yes. This is what a tariff is.
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by Arubis 8mo ago
In the food additive industry, “natural” mostly translates to “artificial, but derived with outdated and roundabout methods”.
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by Arubis 8mo ago
Telnet's cleartext and always has been. A backdoor seems like overkill.
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by Arubis 8mo ago
And, further, that all the child rape was coordinated, for the most part, in the clear over fucking Gmail. But we have to decrypt everything to protect the kids.
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by Arubis 8mo ago
Pretty much. Something you are: can be legally compelled Something you have: can be legally compelled Something you know: cannot be legally compelled
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by Arubis 8mo ago
This has long been true. In a pinch you can mash the power button 5+ times to require a key code at next unlock.
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by Arubis 8mo ago
I, too, miss thinking hard, before I had children. AI isn’t the only thing that changes how you attend to life.
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by Arubis 9mo ago
While this is a Cool Thing To See, I do wish things would go the other way—and have all the BI/ML/DS pipelines and workflows folks are building in Python and have them come to Elixir (and, as would follow, Elixir). I get where the
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by Arubis 9mo ago
> what insane person would reproduce under current fascist regime? You forgot "wealthy", because who can afford food and rent and rely on continuing to be able to do so?
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by Arubis 9mo ago
Aperture’s death coincided with my life getting less excitingly photogenic. The combination was enough to break my habit of shooting pictures altogether. My old well-curated and edited and tagged libraries are still on S3 backups. No conver
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by Arubis 9mo ago
Yes. This is how tariffs work.
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by Arubis 9mo ago
https://dylanfitzgerald.net
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by Arubis 9mo ago
Apple dropping Aperture right after I landed stateside was enough to knock me out of the photography hobby entirely.
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by Arubis 9mo ago
Been hacking on https://rsolv.dev . It's a security scanner with a couple of unique twists; in addition to using AST validation to cut the false positive rate, it uses a heavily orchestrated LLM to write unit tests that fail
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by Arubis 9mo ago
I happily paid money for Typora, which does roughly the same thing for just Markdown without support for JSON, Yaml (that I know of). This feels like a ripe space, especially with LLMs eagerly outputting reams of parseable text with embedde

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