Daviey

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by Daviey 8mo ago
Buying big clothes causes you to be overweight.
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Clawdirect – AI Agent Directory(claw.direct)
2 points by Daviey 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Daviey 9mo ago
Ah, but how do you know it isn't just an LLM solving the problem, to then allow a human to take over? Such as this script, or a chrome plugin. At that point, I just becomes PoW captcha via an LLM.
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by Daviey 9mo ago
Earlier today I found myself thinking about the opposite of CAPTCHA. Instead of proving something isn't a bot, how do you create a non-repudiable mechanism that proves something is a bot? We’ve mostly solved the "human verificatio
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by Daviey 9mo ago
I understand (and largely agree with) the intent behind this policy as written in the Jellyfin LLM guidance: it’s trying to protect contributor and maintainer time by preventing low-effort, unverified, "looks plausible" LLM output
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Week 3: The Trojan Horse – OpenChaos Blog(blog.openchaos.dev)
2 points by Daviey 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Daviey 9mo ago
Same, I also had the same issue on NixOS :)
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by Daviey 9mo ago
Sorry, I was unhelpfully flippant. You totally can, and I don't want to distract from the great app that has been shared. This bug was just a compile time issue, which needed X libs to bake in clipboard support which is optional at r
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by Daviey 9mo ago
That library isn't going to support Wayland any time soon, and requiring CGO isn't ideal IMO. See this bug, https://github.com/golang-design/clipboard/issues/6 How about this PR? https:/&#x2
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by Daviey 9mo ago
It means it has a dependency on X11. $ go install github.com/ramonvermeulen/whosthere@latest # golang.design/x/clipboard clipboard_linux.c:14:10: fatal error: X11/Xlib.h: No such file or directory 14 | #
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by Daviey 9mo ago
I'm willing to bet they were the first user to try and add example.com to their Outlook account, and MS then just assigned it to them without verifying they own the domain.
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Bypassing MEO's XGS-PON ONT with the Was-110 – With Black.Ink(withblack.ink)
2 points by Daviey 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Daviey 9mo ago
API usage would cost me >$1000 p/m for personal/hobby projects. I really like Anthropic models, but I do not want to pay-per-call and I prefer opencode to CC. I have no moral issues with using the client of my choice, despite i
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by Daviey 9mo ago
Yes, it can.
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by Daviey 9mo ago
Can confirm, I just signed up /because/ of this announcement.
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by Daviey 9mo ago
I think there are better ways of admitting you didn't even manage to watch the first few mins of the video.
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by Daviey 10mo ago
I think you've confused issues in society with kinetic war. One mainly, although not always, harms individual wellbeing, whilst the other causes mass death and lines on the map to change. Hopefully you can work out which is which.
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by Daviey 10mo ago
"Hello, this is Lenny" - well known Asterisk configuration from 20 years ago.
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by Daviey 10mo ago
I got curious about how many wheelbarrows of cash $20bn actually is. Two ways to think about it: weight vs volume. By weight (assuming all $100 bills): $20,000,000,000 / $100 = 200,000,000 bills Each bill is roughly 1g, so total mass i
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by Daviey 10mo ago
Oh good, I can postpone my migration for personal projects.
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by Daviey 10mo ago
Honestly, the author is spot on about the normalisation problem. I've watched this play out at multiple organisations. You implement TLS inspection, spend ages getting certs deployed, and within six months `curl -k` is in half your run
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Brighton ban Guardian from stadium over reporting on Tony Bloom(theguardian.com)
13 points by Daviey 10mo ago|2 comments
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by Daviey 11mo ago
QubesOS would like a word with you. https://www.qubes-os.org/
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by Daviey 11mo ago
BBC Newsnight aired the story first in June 2020. Also, the BBC first reported on the boat immigration crisis on "BBC South East" regarding small boat arrivals in 2014. GB News wasn't launched until June 2021, so they can&#x2
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by Daviey 11mo ago
It's a barrier not because it is hard, but because people are not familiar with it. Ask a non-technical user using the GUI to edit their display settings and they'll be equally flummoxed.
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by Daviey 11mo ago
Interestingly, I feel polar opposite to you. Digging through a clunky GUI, going multiple levels deep, to find a tick box is annoying.. When I can just run a single one-line to achieve what I need. I suppose different strokes..
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by Daviey 11mo ago
Not just that, but technologies which took me many months or even years to become and expert at, the latest generation of engineers seem to be able to pick up in weeks. It's scary how fast the world is moving.
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by Daviey 1y ago
I'm curious, which situations are short-lived tokens not an option?
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by Daviey 1y ago
Sorry, but someone happening to have memory of the combination can also not be considered an adequate solution.
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by Daviey 1y ago
If they were persued, I assume they'd shut down. At the same time, a new IT service called "freechat" or "librenode" would start up.

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