HDBaseT

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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
I am not sure I get the connection between AI code holding up review processes and data breaches.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Question, what does this mean for Firefox users? Does this help YouTube Video playback? DRM'd content on Netflix?
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
There is no robot electricians in China jumping up into ceiling crawlspaces running cable with proper adherence to the plethora of law and regulation.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Why? Humans learn this information from documentation and being exposed to all the different systems. We know LLMs can ingest documentation like a sponge and access all different internal systems, resources and products via MCP Servers?
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Whats he going to do? Stop the Israel conflict?
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Do you know what sort of browser configuration triggers the Bot Flight Mode detection? I'm not using anything too esoteric (Firefox Developer Edition, highly tweaked + extensions).
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Who is we? I do not believe chess models are conscious. I would think this is the most common position.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Wow, this feels weird. It reads like "hey guys, we don't care about this product anymore. Although you can continue to support it using AI because we're too lazy" Respect to Meta for unlocking ADB though.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Apparently a message prompting users that they can enable 'adb' on their devices by navigating to "Settings > Debug > ADB Enabled" has existed for over a month although majority have been unsuccessful due to the Se
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
I don't see exactly how coal is "unreliable". I've had more power outages with the switching to green energy production than I ever had whilst coal was king. The 'coal is unreliable' narrative comes from the fa
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
That's an example of why it would be useful for someone to actually do it. A random commenter on HN is one thing. A direct comparison on a brand new app that isn't part of any training is another
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
We don't deploy Crowdstrike to our Macs. (Small org, 500~ Macs).
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
PirateSoftware alt account.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Much love, from the NSA!
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
You are paying account pricing. Uber is paying API pricing. You're $100/m plan is likely equivalent to thousands of dollars of API pricing. You are being subsidized by the companies using AI.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
It was not planned depreciation, as many chips were failing even before 2 years and this impacted not only PC Builders and Gamers, but also some server infra providers too. This was simply poor design, it took Intel ages to really figure ou
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Not ideal. This appears to be fixed as of April (at least for Apache). [0]. [0] - https://github.com/nginx/nginx/commit/365694160a85229a7cb006...
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
You could hire people who graduated prior to 2023~. (not suggesting this is an effective or smart move).
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Yep and Xwayland is an X server that runs under Wayland and provides compatibility for native X11 applications, which don't natively run under Wayland.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Guns and weapons have existed for much longer than mass video surveillance. There is no reason why we cannot prosecute people for shooting, stabbing or robbing people because there isn't a 4K60FPS stream for the incident. We need inves
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
I instantly close websites which use this weird scroll hijacking and slow animation nonsense. Let me slide as fast and unrestricted as I want. I do not want to "transition" to the next paragraph. This trend needs to stop.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
You mean the young people who cannot (or could not) vote because they are under 18? Also very bold of you to assume voting does much. (coming from a 22 year old who votes at every federal, state and local election).
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
You mean they implemented laws under the guise of "money laundering". They just want to track what you spend your money on, that's step one. Step two is to restrict what you can spend your money on, although this is a partia
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
I use LLMs daily, both as chat applications and "vibe coding". I wouldn't say it "significantly improved my life" however. Everything AI has done for me right now is a "Nice to have" but it doesn't fu
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Not even remotely comparable.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
and?
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
NSA employees need to grow a spine too. I'm sick of people coping they are helping "protect" America when their goals are to simply surveil domestically and internationally. Most of these tools and systems are designed to kee
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
I don't think its that binary. Using the door and fire scenario, you can have manual opening method available, just make it only available on the inside.
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
The router part makes sense, it routes tokens between providers. The open part makes less sense, I fail to see what exactly is open about openrouter, maybe because I can use multiple models? or opensource models are available? Not sure. To
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by HDBaseT 4mo ago
How do you use Kagi Ultimate for programming though? The difference between GLM 5.1, ChatGPT 5.4 and Opus don't really matter to me when I'm asking/talking, but programming is a different beast that needs a harness.

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