DetroitThrow

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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
There's a few of these guys that make posts about technology that doesn't materialize after a few years, they can be ignored. There are plenty of pro-China observers that offer grounded analysis of Chinese military-industrial base
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
I am not very close with every one of these engineers, and some no longer work at MSFT, but yes talking to employees in Seattle working on security made me never want to use Azure.
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
Every security engineer I know working at Azure is on the verge of self-harm because of the current situation, or is the dumbest IC I've ever met and somebody I think should have never become a security engineer. Sample size ~12.
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
>It works great. When it is online, I agree with things asides from the "fast" part, actually. But many companies have a secondary service for async comms/chat when being Teams cannot be online, and compared to Slack.
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
Thanks for that thought. Horrible.
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
300-400 miles depending on conditions
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
I think the gap is smaller than it has been in the past but I largely agree with you, generally larger work is done much better with Claude Code.
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
The product is much cooler than I thought. Great update.
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
>equal delta mapping Very clearly a hallucination
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
PG SQL is my favorite for many reasons after working with the other two for a decade+ at times. I can turn it into whatever database I want it to be, ultimately.
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
PG compatible means if you built your application or analytics queries for PG SQL, it's very easy to migrate to XYZ database that takes PG SQL as input and returns the same results in most cases. The wire format means you can point you
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
Yeah it's a sad consequence but... He effectively stole from others, why are people shocked? And yes contempt charges shouldn't go this long, but that's a separate qualm than "should he be criminally charged at all"
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
>Among them, chief is security Considering many popular MCPs have done auth incorrectly, this made me lol
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
I've known people abandon veganism (for vegetarianism) over cheese, since it's such a common ingredient in restaurant food. Butter feels a little less likely.
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
Rachel says she had the photo as a postcard. It's likely that more postcards were printed, and that other people had owned those copies, rather than people being bots.
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
Yep, there are some other tells but at least matches LLM style strongly. Worth remembering that dang is the top emdash user in HN history and might have been flagged as an AI just for that
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
Flag as AI would be incredible and is probably unique to software-focused forums. Saves everyone who wants it a lot of time. Still allows cool content to reach the front page with some visibility or escape some moderation queue. Thanks for
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
Wow, this is such a cool tool, and love the blog post. Latency is killer in the STT-LLM-TTS pipeline. Before I install, is there any telemetry enabled here or is this entirely local by default?
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
the real OSINT is always in the comments
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
It doesn't run at all. If you can get it running, let me know.
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
Yeah this doesn't work on Mac either. This is just broken and nonfunctioning.
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
It used to be so pleasant to read Show HN and find such interesting projects, but nowadays it's rare that any project posting their GitHub has ever read their source code or even comes close to functioning in the way the OP claims. Suc
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
We grew a brain on a petri dish, gave it a shotgun, and sent it to hell. Next up, we teach it to speed run Getting Over It. What a horrible existence.
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
oh vodafone spam offer writer, i can feel your coded warmth through your persistence and unsuccessful earnesty. maybe one day through your shy facade i can receive an offer to redeem one evening i can think fondly of for the rest of my life
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
"It Turns Out" (2010) user?id=turnsout (2020)
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
Somehow, that still doesn't sound real, but it looks like it is. Wow. Though that one was written by their recently fired hallucination writer.
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
I think some of why is size on die. 288 E cores vs 72 P cores. Also, there's so many hyperthreading vulnerabilities as of late they've disabled on hyperthreaded data center boards that I'd imagine this de-risks that entirely.
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
Yeah this is a bit silly from RubyCentral's part and just makes nobody want to touch Ruby with a 10ft pole. The bundler guy should sue for the trademark. God knows what went through Matz head when he kicked so many contributors to the
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
It was against their policy to use AI in producing any part of the final article, and the writer was aware of that. I feel bad for the guy, but there's just no way I can imagine much better safeguards other than editors paying more clo
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by DetroitThrow 7mo ago
Love the "race" demo on the site, but very curious about how you approached building this. Appreciated the markdown docs for the insight on the prompt, spec, etc

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