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AtNightWeCode
3mo ago
Why use Persona? Most countries have real services for identifying users. Same services that are used when you pay online or do your taxes. At the end it does not really matter I guess. American cloud services are compromised and can no lon
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3mo ago
Kinda pointless since traffic is encrypted. If you can terminate TLS you can apply any rule based on the content as well. Like headers which is more reliable.
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3mo ago
$60B. Wow. Congrats to Anysphere. But $60B. That is just a ludicrous price.
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4mo ago
WH is lying again of course. Has nothing to do with Amazon or security. Vengeance or trying to help SpaceX. Maybe WH did not like the bad stock price development after the IPO.
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4mo ago
On the contrary. This is more like a Kaspersky moment for American cloud services. Simply can no longer be trusted for use outside of US.
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4mo ago
WH really don't like Anthropic. That is what this is about. The people who warned about the risks of using American cloudservices have become right. We should at least in EU see a ban on Azure, GCP, Cloudflare and so on.
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4mo ago
No, the problem is mostly the incorrect prompt that sent fable into a rabbit hole resulting in an incorrect solution.
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4mo ago
But the fix is wrong as pointed out by the poster...
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4mo ago
Well the solution is incorrect. The problem seems to be that the css code does not normalize to box-sizing: border-box; among other things. The bad prompt by the author probably sent fable into the wrong rabbit hole
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4mo ago
The fix is incorrect. Clearly this is a sizing issue.
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4mo ago
2. SpaceX's orbital data centers are profitable. This will never happen.
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4mo ago
The same terms Anthropic have today I believe.
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4mo ago
I think it is incorrect to place these corps in the same bucket. The scam here is SPCX. The only reason they are allowed to do this bs is because Nasdaq are greedy and wants this ticker on their stock exchange. The evaluation of SPCX is bas
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4mo ago
I don't think it is AI. Instagram had a similar issue before. Maybe it still exists. If you ever logged in on a phone you could then use that phone to reset the password.
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4mo ago
Sums up the state of Meta right now. Zero f*cks given. A dying corp.
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4mo ago
Complete garbage. error, error, error. Still lags several versions behind on API:s. Can't even get any info on the model. Guessing not from this year. Also. Look at this C++ beauty where it also uses an obsolete api. instance = wgpuCre
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4mo ago
US have wire fraud laws which I believe includes this. But it will be an interesting case to follow. Personally I don't see anything that should be a crime here at all.
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4mo ago
Agree. Would be fun to see how much worse Grok would be at this.
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4mo ago
I believe Polymarket wants it to fall under the regulations of cftc as it is implemented like an option/event contract. And cftc says that they don't care about which technology is used. But as far as I now this is the first case
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4mo ago
How could this be insider trading? Polymarket has nothing to do with financial securities. A bet on Polymarket is like trading any other crypto asset.
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4mo ago
Downvotes on HN is always fascinating. Source: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/coinbase-ceo-s-bizar...
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4mo ago
It is marketing money so it is not even for arbitrage. And you don't need to provide all the liquidity. Just enough to tilt the result.
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4mo ago
The CEO of Coinbase finished an earnings call by reading all the buzzwords you could bet on to be mention during the call. So a CEO can manipulate these things and who knows if it was just a marketing thing or if he shared his plans.
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4mo ago
Historically similar services have also been used to try to manipulate the real world by using bets for creating opinions. Like if you get to vote between candidate x and y and x leads by 75% to 25% on Polymarket maybe you don't vote f
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4mo ago
Anybody who actually moved a set of services from Go to Rust? I've heard that in practice Rust uses more memory than Go for web services. When I ask LLMs I get the same answer as in the article. A 30-50% reduction but then also claims
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4mo ago
So, what was the reason for the account suspension. Why did it happen? I know Google can be a bit stupid with their automatons but I am bit skeptical here. There are sites more critical than Railway hosted on GCP.
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4mo ago
Hope he can teach Claude how to not be so lame at coding.
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4mo ago
Reality check. VPN is the most common fingerprint to begin with. Any small site is never hit with unique users from unique VPN providers.
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5mo ago
The core issue is that the lang is horrible to get to compile in a reasonable amount of time on a build server. Then since the way it is designed it is bad at caching. That is why you have this "optimistic" caching to begin with.
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5mo ago
Should have scanned it with Mythos on an older code base before all these other sec issues was resolved with other tools. Or use the other tools to introduce the same kind of errors in other parts of the code base to see if Mythos would hav
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