Daviey

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by Daviey 2y ago
A human could equally make these same mistakes, and an LLM looks at the world differently to most humans so it could add aspects we wouldn't normally think about. But these issues is why legislation goes through scruinity, committee an
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You seem to have lost sight of the original context of our discussion. The thread began with the assertion that 'Adult children is the vernacular', which I questioned. My point throughout has been consistent: age descriptors for r
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by Daviey 2y ago
Your response perfectly illustrates a common behaviour: the inability to admit when one is wrong. Rather than engaging with the linguistic analysis I presented, you've retreated to personal attacks and dismissive language. This is a te
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by Daviey 2y ago
And here you are doing the exact thing you later said would be arrogant to do, you mentioned your kids as a bare noun without providing the age bracket as an adjective. I however, agree that as the context of your children isn't releva
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by Daviey 2y ago
You introduced your children into the discussion using the bare noun "kids" rather than a more specific noun phrase like "young kids" or "teenage kids." By omitting any age-related adjective, you focused on the
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by Daviey 2y ago
Inverse means opposite, but I'll pretend you answered the question. So you'd introduce every time, as your (infant|toddler|young child|tween|teenager|adult|senior|elderly) child? Because that seems odd. Yes, really.
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by Daviey 2y ago
And the inverse is? I don't think I agree that this is common language. The simple form of relationship is "our children" or "my parents", clarifying the age bracket isn't normally used. I say this as someone w
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by Daviey 2y ago
By not providing a sane interface for security tools to exist. It should not have been possible for CS to fubar the whole system like this. Imagine if your bios vendor made it trivial for an application to brick your hardware. Yes, you&#x
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by Daviey 2y ago
I had a pretty good streak, but due to hospitalised sickness I lost it by a few hours. Couldn't face picking the app back up and starting again from a zero streak.
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by Daviey 2y ago
Delta had a 6 day recovery time, why were other airlines able to recovery faster? Perhaps Delta had a shittier recovery plan.
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by Daviey 2y ago
There is a pie chart of accountability, including some with Delta themselves. Microsoft carry some blame, but yes, the lion share is carried by CS. Delta took 6 days to recover from something as impactful as this, which is much worse t
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by Daviey 2y ago
Sorry, do you mean morally, by intent/design or legally?
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Good luck with that, Article 7 of the Swiss Federal Act on International Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters states that Swiss citizens may not be extradited to a foreign country without their written consent. This protection of citizens
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by Daviey 2y ago
Is Proton subject to fifth amendment regardless?
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by Daviey 2y ago
It is a different issue[0]. The Linux issue from April was a Linux Kernel bug[1], that CS Falcon happened to trigger. The design to use eBPF is sound, but the implementation on the kernel side had a bug. Also, CS Falcon didn't supp
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by Daviey 2y ago
The issue I am raising is /design/, not /development/. The current model of unconstrained unforgiving highly privileged execution space is a bad design, that is what eBPF tries to address.
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by Daviey 2y ago
That's good, but i'd prefer not to assume perl is there. Perhaps something like this untested POSIX shell might be better? if [ -e /sys/fs/cgroup/cpu/cpu.cfs_quota_us ] && [ -e /sys/
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by Daviey 2y ago
One of my previous jobs had this appliance back >10-15 years ago, and honestly I'm yet to come across anything which assists with internal content discovery quite as well. I really miss it! (Side note, Confluence search is awful)
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by Daviey 2y ago
Due to the reputational damage they've experienced they are currently in the process of rebranding to the new name, CrowdStroke.
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by Daviey 2y ago
Last time I looked at Garage it only supported paired storage replication, such that if I had a 10GB disk in location A and a 1TB disk is location 2 and 3, it would only support "RAID1-esq" mirroring, so my storage would be limite
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by Daviey 2y ago
Because an essential enterprise security application was /able/ to bring down an entire OS like this. The issue is that Microsoft doesn't provide an interface for an application to operate in user-space to have the functiona
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by Daviey 2y ago
Research PoA and PoS and you'll see what you have suggested has been done.
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by Daviey 2y ago
Can you expand a bit more why this workflow (send patch over ssh, and rss feeds for owner), is better than either email workflow or using a centralised service with Pull Requests.
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"Object storage as the primary storage: All indexed data remains on object storage, removing the need for provisioning and managing storage on the cluster side." So the underlying storage is still Object storage, so base that arou
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It's much more nuanced than that... Sure, we can agree that if I host and charge users to use the service it is commercial usage... but: - If my limited company use it to manage internal development, but we aren't yet profitab
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by Daviey 2y ago
In the US, you also need building permit or zoning approval for construction, if it is refused you can't easily go "above" them, unless you take legal action, which is prohibitively expensive. So I don't get why you thi
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Just so I can understand what you are saying, they moved to Singapore because they were afraid of the planning permission process in UK? One of my neighbours had planning permission refused from the local council, and got it approved when a
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by Daviey 2y ago
Sorry, but you've not understood the planning process. If the "mad" councillors were wrong to block planning permission, the applicant can request a review by Planning Inspectorate, which is a national body. The appeal proc
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... another Brexit success story from a pro-Brexiter investing in UK jobs.
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by Daviey 2y ago
Please define "commercial use", because it means different things to different people. Also, lots of organisations have a blanket ban on AGPL, so offering it under an alternative commercial license is a great approach to enable th

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