Havoc

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by Havoc 5mo ago
Initially I thought AI would would crush google search, but starting to think the opposite. Think they have survived the transition. After I got tired of perplexity's nonsense I realized the workspace account (which I have for custom e
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by Havoc 5mo ago
>Simple. Just reverse the polarity. ngl I enjoyed the "Unipolar magnets" in Dyson Sphere Program (excellent game btw if you're into factorio style mechanics).
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by Havoc 5mo ago
Maybe. I think it'll just result in vulnerable getting squeezed harder. Very dystopian but I'm not convinced it's a showstopper in the "this rules out such a future" sense
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by Havoc 5mo ago
One more argument to support the view that the numbers could work here crazy as they seem
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by Havoc 5mo ago
It’s a similar bet as Uber. They also started out with numbers that make no sense - overpaying drivers and undercharging users The math may look questionable but there are also senior people talking of automating all white color work in the
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by Havoc 5mo ago
Same here. It’s working well, though only using it for personal projects. The one project that did give me pause was an S3 Server. Not entirely sure I trust that… Toying with the idea of sticking a proxy in between that runs the vibe coded
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Quantum crystals sound more like something out of a video game than reality
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Pretty wary of the entire JS/nodejs ecosystem at this stage.
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Unprivileged LXCs get pretty close. Less unified design wise but on some aspects better - kernel escape doesn’t land you on a 0 UID
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by Havoc 6mo ago
At work the tools handed to most are still essentially chatbots. Getting access to coding tools is an uphill battle because there isn’t really a good way to manage risk yet. Hard enough to keep a coding agent in check locally and ensure it
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by Havoc 6mo ago
>Vibecoding a password manager might be the worst idea ever. I mean I'm just spitballing here, but not convinced this is true. From a formal security theory perspective certainly, but practically...nobody with half an ounce of skill
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by Havoc 6mo ago
With few exceptions (shared corp accounts like apple's) 50 posts should just be the hardcap overall. You don't have 200 good insights per day that the world absolutely needs to hear...
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Society has managed a transition from gold to fiat and also towards a world where the majority live paycheque to paycheque and still diligently work ever harder. ...I think this challenge too will be overcome in some dystopian fashion
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by Havoc 6mo ago
>why you'd put some parts of your estate underground My question was more about the specific combination of 1) underground 2) in each corner. I can come up with a plausible reason for either, but not in combination
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by Havoc 6mo ago
So glad they’re holding steady on open weights. At least for now. Worried the Chinese team will change their mind once they have parity
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by Havoc 6mo ago
What like a cent per Meg
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by Havoc 6mo ago
True. No chance of me putting a DIY password manager on the open internet though. Would be behind WireGuard etc
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by Havoc 6mo ago
After the LastPass fiasco I switched to selfhosting a password manager (bw). Rapidly starting to think even a vibecoded solution may be a better plan relying on commercial options. High risk of don’t roll your own crypto mistakes but realis
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Articles like this where the author argues all sides in some sort of steelmaning attempt and listing also sorts of arguments that they’re not making on behalf of some third party or whatever are so frustrating. Genuinely hard to tell what t
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Why would the island need underground structures at each corner?
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Noticing it more on YouTube too - scripts that are definitely AI. Tons of it’s not z it’s y
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by Havoc 6mo ago
I bet the Teslas are going to love that. What was that about not needing LIDAR?
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by Havoc 6mo ago
>“!r headphones”, would redirect the user to Reddit’s internal search. I'd rather just give up than send something there. Genuinely think their search tech is held together with chewing gum and faith. The platform can't even fi
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Should have been done years ago
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Bad attempt to estimate company costs using api sales prices numbers. There will be a repricing for sure as any ends of subsidies does but the world will not end
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by Havoc 6mo ago
>if so it’s on the order of 10-20%. Nothing revolutionary. For many businesses that is revolutionary. Not sure that's enough magic to make the math work for the trillions being invested, but on a ground level within companies even s
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by Havoc 6mo ago
I like that the numbers were crunched, but the answer to these is always a bit of a foregone conclusion. * Industrial power pricing * Wholesale hardware pricing * Utilization density of shared API means API always wins a cost shootout. Priv
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by Havoc 6mo ago
It absolutely will make some things faster. Anyone that has ever churned out some boilerplate code with it knows that. ...but yeah most organizational processes & people aren't set up for leveraging it and roll out will be slow (sa
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by Havoc 6mo ago
I hear the UK regulator did want to respond but Mozilla office doesn't have a fax machine. So the grandpas in charge of regulating modern tech just took a nap instead
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by Havoc 6mo ago
UK gov really needs to get a grip. When they're not legislating dystopian privacy invading rules they're voluntarily hand over citizen medical data or letting shit like this fly.

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