FabCH

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by FabCH 5d ago
This entire discussion can be summarized as: LLMs have speed development up so much, the difference between engineers and programmers is becoming too obvious to ignore.
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by FabCH 5d ago
Become an apprentice to one of those senior engineers with 30+ years of experience that is using it right. We will have to adopt something that is normal in all other engineering disciplines. Just like civil engineers can’t sign off project
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by FabCH 9d ago
I guarantee you that the winning song will play on repeat over and over again in every city in Spain, the Netherlands and Ireland irrespective of if they are competing, and people will still watch the circus from those countries. The whole
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by FabCH 10d ago
There isn’t any. It was just a political statement from both sides that they are willing to give it a go, and broad lines were drawn. There’s a meeting scheduled in Ottawa next month for the actual deal writing.
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by FabCH 10d ago
Because Eurovision is this cultural joke that unifies all of Europe in this yearly cultural moment of absolute madness. And the EU treaties refuse to define what „European“ means, so using „watches Eurovision“ as a rule of thumb is surprisi
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by FabCH 10d ago
Freedom of movement is more than just visa opt-out. It’s legally almost impossible for an EU country to prevent a citizen of a different EU country from moving there. They would need to arrest you for terrorism or something equally dramatic
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by FabCH 10d ago
You are confusing the current „candidate members“ with the new „associate member“ that doesn’t exist yet and is basically something Canada will get first. Among other things, they mentioned „recognition of professional qualifications“ in th
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by FabCH 10d ago
That sounds like you are looking for the Ground News thing I get advertising for on every YouTube video.
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by FabCH 10d ago
You only need 100 000 signatures to start a referendum... Fisheries are obviously not going to happen. They didn't happen with Iceland, they are not going to happen with Canada either.
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by FabCH 10d ago
Fair enough. It’s what the newspapers report: https://www.wsj.com/world/europe/canada-alliance-eu-carney-2...
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by FabCH 10d ago
NATO, but also more importantly SAFE 2026. Canada gets significantly better deal than any other non-EU country.
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by FabCH 10d ago
Jurisdiction of ECJ and boring normative stuff like languages on packing.
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by FabCH 10d ago
I missed the part where the UK was willing to give up all veto and voting rights and still have freedom of movement. Both of which Canada is ok with.
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by FabCH 10d ago
Carney was asking for freedom of movement of goods, people and services, but without full monetary and legislative integration. So, easier to sell stuff, easier to buy stuff, free to just travel to/from Canada/EU and work there wi
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by FabCH 10d ago
Think of it this way: It’s a fact that these scanners send unauthorized requests to servers whose owners did not consent to scanning. If we think this is acceptable, which of the following is also acceptable, and if some is not, where is th
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by FabCH 10d ago
I actually think that depending on jurisdiction it doesn’t even depend on the license. I don’t think it is even possible to transfer the „moral right of attribution“ in some countries. So even if the license says so and the person is ok wit
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by FabCH 10d ago
There is a meaningful difference between „providing information to a country currently being attacked“ and „blowing stuff up in orbit“. One is significantly more risk to the rest of the world than other.
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by FabCH 10d ago
Politely ask them to stop seems like a great idea to try first before you actively attack a space capable nuclear superpower!
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by FabCH 10d ago
I mean, the authors field in pyproject.toml has a very clear interpretation. Removing authors and adding yourself is a different thing than removing a todo. Irrespective of the entire NOTICE file question, Apache license text is pretty clea
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by FabCH 11d ago
Surprisingly many people in the linked Reddit thread seem to think that open source license means Google can re-license the code and strip the author info. Which is the one thing you absolutely cannot do.
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by FabCH 12d ago
[HYBRID - Human&AI collab] Some time ago somebody posted an extensive list of things you can do to stop bots from aggressively getting your website, if you don’t want to hide behind Cloudfare. I thought I’d make a nice UI for that: htt
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by FabCH 12d ago
Ok, but there is a massive difference between "I hammered my own CPU and found a bug that affects everyone" and "I hammered THE ENTIRE INTERNET and found some poor persons website that is not super secure and then I snitched
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by FabCH 13d ago
It is a good analogy because thieves stealing from one house successfully gives them resources and incentivizes them stealing from the same area again. And even if you remove the analogy, ShadowServer means good, but good intentions doesn’t
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by FabCH 13d ago
Yes. I have personally done this before, the correct sequence of moves is: 1. Call your neighbor, ask for permission. 2. Check the door 3. Lock the door If you don’t have their phone number, you are not on good enough terms to touch their l
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by FabCH 13d ago
Tesla isn’t doing the scanning though, instead somebody thinks they are scanning Tesla, but Tesla points them to someone else. The scanner is likely illegal. The pointing is… so stupid nobody thought to make a law about it.
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by FabCH 13d ago
Return a HTTP 301 pointing to https://facebook.com ? Might make them scan themselves instead.
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by FabCH 13d ago
If the non-profit was walking down the road and rattling everybody’s door lock to see which are unlocked, and having a look around the windows to see if any are open, would that be a crime? Because that is exactly what all of these vulnerab
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by FabCH 13d ago
Gamers Nexus paid a lawyer to read the contract and had one of their staff members try to read the entire thing on the TV. The lawyers conclusion is that a non-lawyer basically has no chance of correctly interpreting the contract and the TV
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by FabCH 13d ago
The hours of video evidence overlaid with network capture and interviews with security researchers and lawyers they released is not enough for you? I’m curious, what would meet your bar for investigativ journalism if that didn’t?
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by FabCH 17d ago
Europeans have alternative payment networks already. For example, CH has Twint. They are actively being unified into a cross-border payment network. Of all the things to complain, this is the one where they are actually doing something…

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