LtWorf

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by LtWorf 4mo ago
firejail has a setting to generate a random machine id at every run. And you should be running the browser inside firejail at all times.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
The man's called "blind pilot".
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
> you can't just 'focus on both' Can you explain why not? Just spin up another agent. 9 pregnant women can do 9 babies in 9 months. This is a real question. I assure you that teams of more than 1 developer do exist, so I d
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
Well in Europe you can go to jail for reposting stuff from Russia Today (even if true) and have all of your and your family's money locked if you investigate too much into what Israel is doing… Time to accept we are the real dictatorsh
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
They literally could use unlimited tokens and focus on both… it's telling that they cannot. And they are TRYING to fix the bugs, they just keep failing over and over, so your reply is entirely incorrect. Nice try though.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
It matters, it shows the limits of the technology, and they have all the interest to showcase how good it is (and are failing to show it can fix bugs)
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
AI companies are unable to fix the bugs in their own text editors for years… no AI cannot fix bugs, clearly.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
It's not the same, that one works.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
I am a bit surprised they let people be there. All that security and anyone can buy a gun and shoot down planes? :D :D :D :D
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
> Some people would argue Who are these people? Where did they argue that?
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
There's no such thing as free market.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
And the human will not bother to review that mass of code and will just approve so the real test will happen in production.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
Then you end up with people who create software with hundreds of threads and a global lock so that the threads are actually completely sequential but also much slower. Seen this from an electrical engineer who became a coder. Just one examp
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
Yep, it is, if you always work with more experienced people who are there to guide you.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
People who don't know how computers, compilers and operating systems work make terrible code and are normally completely unable to figure out issues if they arise. I've found bugs in compilers, in the jvm, in libc header files.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
I have worked with self taught programmers and the fact that they don't know the first thing about the most basic and well known algorithms makes cooperating with them painful.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
I'd focus on security if I were you. I've seen AI's code and it's so full of holes that fixing those should be a career.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
lol. He means he just failed the other ones because he didn't manage to keep up (which is somewhat normal in italy)
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
How would you rewrite some code to use SSE vector instructions and still be readable?
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
Probably way more.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
A lot of things. In the past century USA had plenty of "no blacks" signs around, Operation Barrel Roll happened against a neutral country, so I doubt USA have the moral high ground you think it has. If we specifically refer to the
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
We are talking about IT policies. I don't know what YOU think we're talking about.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
> or any other last famous words? :D
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
Of the work, not of the encryption.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
Nop.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
You don't have remote back ups enabled?
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
Like it's easy to create local accounts on windows 11… the default are microsoft accounts and microsoft having access to your key. Also this: https://www.techspot.com/news/112410-security-researcher-mic...
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
https://www.techspot.com/news/112410-security-researcher-mic...
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
Lol, one phone call and they give them everything because they don't want to be regulated.
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by LtWorf 4mo ago
But it is suspicious they want to defend vs attacks that don't happen while doing absolutely nothing to stop the attacks that do happen. Seems like security isn't a goal here? (I didn't get scammed, I sometimes am curious on

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