Illniyar

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by Illniyar 11d ago
Probably got better publicity with this ban then if they actually showed the ads. My money is that this is manufactured by some PR team. Possibly the Ad's text was purposely inflammatory (something like "overthrow the patriarchy&q
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Charterra – a weekly world tour of local charts(charterra-music.com)
1 points by Illniyar 15d ago|1 comments
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by Illniyar 15d ago
I've made this little side project to get exposed to popular music from around the world. Basically every week I take the top songs for every country and filter out artists from out of the country. I've found some songs I really l
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by Illniyar 1mo ago
https://41labs.ai/ I think this is the most obviously AI designed website I have ever seen. From the nonsensical logo, the bland generic design language, overlapping support chats to mix and match of different landing page
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by Illniyar 2mo ago
More load does not just mean needing to increase capacity, which would be simple for Microsoft to do. Additional load reveals limits and breaklines that were never known before - your temporary integer IDs are suddenly too small, you reach
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by Illniyar 2mo ago
They are supposed to make sure this doesn't happen. Or if it does have better recovery. Don't skimp on maintenance, make sure you have planes that can do divert in time. If there was engine troubles in the middle of the ocean woul
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by Illniyar 2mo ago
I have never worked in a company where it is okay for production to be down at any time. Critical hours or not. And if production is down even if there is just one user, it is all hands on deck.
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by Illniyar 2mo ago
No it's not. If the development pipeline breaks on Saturday night there is absolutely no need to go fix it right away. You should have a method to deploy hotfixes to code that bypasses your development pipeline though, in case the deve
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by Illniyar 3mo ago
This is a pretty weird article/movement. The greatest hurdle is almost definitely a domain name, which if you want to own the content you have to get. Which even the cheapest would cost you around 6$ a year. (I'm ignoring the &quo
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by Illniyar 3mo ago
Ostensibly you've ran git before and never saw something like that, seeing a security warning on running git should raise some eyebrows.
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by Illniyar 3mo ago
you would only need to open it to be exploited, not edit or prompt. Allegedly
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by Illniyar 3mo ago
It's pretty weird for cursor to run arbitrary exe file without prompting, and alarming that the researchers did not get a proper response for months. But the example with calculator is a bit misleading I think, you'll have to have
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by Illniyar 3mo ago
The article headline makes it seem like the factories couldn't make the gloves. But further down it says that the cost was double and factories couldn't get buyers. These are very different failure modes, and speak to very differe
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by Illniyar 4mo ago
I think Fable is predisposed to try and verify it's changes. Which is a very good thing. It takes a lot of prompts to get Opus to do what Fable does unprompted. That is exactly what I would want from a junior developer - make sure the
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by Illniyar 4mo ago
Based on what we know, it seems like Meta has given AI access to a service with guardrails built for human agents, while it should have built guardrails appropriate for the current state of AI. Since everyone should already know by now that
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by Illniyar 5mo ago
If you are unable to use IaaS directly. You need to accept that your service might be down. Even if you use AWS and the like, if you aren't building your app with redundancy across multiple AZs, then you'll have some downtime occa
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by Illniyar 5mo ago
'Narrow scope produces better findings - Telling the model "Find vulnerabilities in this repository" makes it wander. Telling it "Look for command injection in this specific function, with this trust boundary above it, h
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by Illniyar 5mo ago
Because a lot of people upvote based on the title and not the content? That's my assumption at least. The title is pretty enticing, even if the content is slop trash.
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by Illniyar 6mo ago
I was a kid when we had a family computer in the living room. We mostly played games on it. It's really not fun playing games in the living room while everyone is around you doing other stuff. It's like being the only one watching
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by Illniyar 6mo ago
I think the logistics of calculating cost in real time is something that is extremely hard. I don't think there is one big cloud service provider that has hard limits instead of alerts. As long as they revert the charge when notified o
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by Illniyar 6mo ago
The extra line supposes that being smart reduces the chances of getting caught. Which from what I gather isn't very true - being smart can often lead to over confidence and making mistakes, and also a lot of crime is not premeditated.
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by Illniyar 7mo ago
When a user wants to return to the navigation bar at the top he scrolls up. The navigation bar then immediately gets nearer. The user discovery happens because the act he performs provides the exact intent you need to give him the shortcut.
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by Illniyar 7mo ago
Looking at the main site, seems like it's branded as a "no AI frontend consultant". First time I'm seeing a "no AI" used to differentiate a work for hire. Can't say this wasn't obviously coming. Bouti
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by Illniyar 7mo ago
This is literally the best ux pattern you can have. It is intuitive - user immediately discovers it when performing the obvious action, it increases the user experience (more text to read) without any real downside. It is the first thing I
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by Illniyar 7mo ago
We are not. We are discussing what killed the teller jobs, which happened years ago, not now.
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by Illniyar 7mo ago
Apparently Israeli media is reporting that the price is so high that the government is requesting the founders will pay their taxes in USD and not Israeli Shekels in fear that such a large foreign exchange transaction will affect the exchan
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by Illniyar 7mo ago
I hate these studies. They make such bold claims and then when you dig deeper they basically gave a few students some questionuerre with leading questions and then claim they figured out how people work.
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by Illniyar 7mo ago
Building a C compiler should not have this problem. There is probably a million test suites coming from outside the LLM that it can sue verify correctness.
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Key takeaways from the 2026 State of Software Delivery(circleci.com)
1 points by Illniyar 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Illniyar 7mo ago
Are you saying principal engineers and tech minded PMs make lateral moves into director level manager without going through being entry level EMs first? I've never heard of something like that. Usually the requirement for being directo

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