Havoc

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by Havoc 4mo ago
Seems likely that the cops would take action against you for assault more than filming
422.
by Havoc 4mo ago
Fair enough
423.
by Havoc 4mo ago
Seems like a questionable correlation. The companies with money to burn on AI are those those that are growing and doing well so ofc their growing headcount too
424.
by Havoc 4mo ago
America has already switched it off. Cutting edge Fable being US only was as clear of a warning shot as it gets. Especially considering China will not keep theirs open forever
425.
by Havoc 4mo ago
That’s a good looking build. I considered going the 10 inch route too but ultimately decided on a small 19 mainly because I also wanted to fit a ATX build in there and most gear is 19 standardised
426.
by Havoc 4mo ago
Doesn’t even have adoption yet? They’re skipping a couple of steps on the enshitification ladder here
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Yeah on windows yesterday to fix a broken outlook. Some things never change
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by Havoc 4mo ago
So much for way too dangerous end of the world
429.
by Havoc 4mo ago
That looks solid. Alas UI isn't the problem. I want google to fix their broken plans. Why can a FREE consumer account use antigravity but my $22 plan can't? It's not even consistent within my account. I can generate a Banan
430.
by Havoc 4mo ago
Reminds me of the scene in series Incorporated where a megacorp uses this sort of tech to interrogate an employee from a competitor mega-corp to get at a trade secret. It's a little spooky how real that could now be. Oh and that series
431.
by Havoc 4mo ago
Yeah I've already got a game plan - move the email to proton & sign up for claude to replace gemini search/chat...which I do use heavily. Works out more expensive but claude pro seems to include a little coding agent usage too
432.
by Havoc 4mo ago
Yes though I wouldn't want some of the possibly illegal stuff people search for flowing through my infra even if just name resolution
433.
by Havoc 4mo ago
Oh that's clever. Was thinking about putting a slug into the URL as "secret" but subdomain is probably easier to square
434.
by Havoc 4mo ago
Think you're missing the point a bit there. All that generation capacity is great, but you need to get the electrons to the datacenter. And in most jurisdictions the transmission part of the grid is a shared cost. Mostly...there is tec
435.
by Havoc 4mo ago
That's nice but it's on google's broken AI studio thing. I can't use half the stuff on there because it requires a Google One account. Which I'm ineligible for because I'm on a workspace account. Can I switch?
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by Havoc 4mo ago
It's kinda crazy that data centers aren't on some sort of ringfenced scheme. This whole just throw it on the grid and residential consumers pick up the increased infra costs is insane
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Kinda crazy that it worked but got no commercial interest. Hopefully someone suitable here sees it and can intervene Does it also work through other materials. i.e. through a drywall etc.
438.
by Havoc 4mo ago
It's unclear to me how they're deducing the labs from this? "host.includes(keyword))" doesn't seem at all useful. Most corporate machine hostnames are just some numeric ID or similar not baichuan001 or whatever >
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by Havoc 4mo ago
wow that’s an ugly look. Kinda weird though even for Europe that a high profile 10+ floor commercial building doesn’t have suitable climate control
440.
by Havoc 4mo ago
Sounds like the Americans lied to get a stronger response than warranted. Can definitely understand why police would roll aggressively and with limited info if they’re lead to believe there is an active threat at a mass public event.
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Searxng is the ghetto solution. Commercial uruky is good. Basically Kagi except you can also run api calls over it Neither is going to return much knowledge. Basically just relevant url so you need a second tool to grab them and there bot w
442.
by Havoc 4mo ago
Also just plain repetitive. Could have been half the length
443.
by Havoc 4mo ago
Mostly yeah - convenience tradeoff is worthwhile. Though wouldn’t give it anything that could do serious damage like unrestricted GCP keys or something
444.
by Havoc 4mo ago
Their 30 year plan slide deck was easily the best. That’s where the sorrow slide is from. Wild that decks like that get produced and approved by such a big company
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by Havoc 4mo ago
> I don't wish making this decision without any experience whatsoever Not really a show stopper. It’ll be slower but you can just ask the LLM to draft you an analysis of the options and trade-offs. Not quite the same as true experie
446.
by Havoc 4mo ago
It’s a different crowd this time. Instead of bankers and traders with fin instruments its Silicon Valley growth first sane economics later playbook just scaled up to dangerous levels
447.
by Havoc 4mo ago
The only thing teenagers are delivering is doomscrolling addiction. Seems improper me that the revert to something like irc en mass
448.
by Havoc 4mo ago
> wanted students to learn how to reach their full inner potential, their 'Bildung.' Whoever wrote this clearly didn’t know that Bildung is just German for education
449.
by Havoc 4mo ago
The global push to kill privacy makes me sad. Feels like I grew up in a golden age and subsequent generations won't care because they never knew a different world
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by Havoc 4mo ago
Pricing? GLM has shown there is huge demand for near SOTA...but if it isn't priced aggressively then it won't see uptake

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