Muromec

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by Muromec 1mo ago
>Is the whole project just going to get scrapped when they finally realize I wasn't exaggerating about how long things will take if a few simple endpoints take this long to ship? That sounds like Tuesday. If you communicate how slow
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by Muromec 1mo ago
illegal in EU so we will be left behind by this innovation.
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by Muromec 1mo ago
AI is going to take jobs because the company has to pay for AI and has less money to pay you a salary.
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by Muromec 1mo ago
>when we have to meet with customers and mention that modernization and system integrations are our top priority according to the management team, yet we can't even ship a few GET endpoints after six months of work... If the company
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by Muromec 1mo ago
There is a difference between judge signed warrant and nosy CISO or HR person having feelings. A whole world of difference
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by Muromec 1mo ago
I can't open pretty much anything, including shoghoth face and linked in, but thankfully this imageboard and YouTube are spared. I still wonder how the powers that be didn't bother to ban npm on dev machines
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by Muromec 1mo ago
You can always see the context trace and you can even do it at the network boundary through mitm and then store the traces gzipped for some legally mandated 5 years or what you have there.
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by Muromec 1mo ago
Sounds like the LLM is equally good a participating in a criminal conspiracy and keeping notes on it. Not the team mate we all want, but one we deserve.
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by Muromec 1mo ago
> it also impacts my sleep quality enough that I don't take it. Yeah, it's basically why I don't bother with it. I know it works, but trading one set of problems that I know how deal with for a different set of problems th
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by Muromec 1mo ago
That doesn't have to be ADHD, could be the *tism too. The tells are usually somewhat overlapping. In general, if you are in the industry, save yourself (and your kids) some trouble and get diagnosed before it becomes a problem. Add: I
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by Muromec 1mo ago
I don't bother so much with licenses, but learned to reply with "that would be 1k bucks" instead of "you are welcome" where someone wants my library to do something it didn't before.
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by Muromec 1mo ago
It's a design bug. The system design should have taken into account the possibility of primary retrieval method failure and built the seamless failure recovery protocol of self-retrieval. When executed correctly, the asset shows up at
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by Muromec 2mo ago
It is in fact very nice to live in Europe and stagnate. Can recommend.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
You are not radicalized enough.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Just wait for the new generation of grifters to get their chance to be at the wheel. Current timid bullshit will be billed under nostalgia then.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Imposing rules like that is what we are supposed to use religion for.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Clearly codifying intent in a string of bytes is hard, especially if an alternative makes a nice sound folding into a pocket.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
I would rather take /them/ going through fingernail ripping government bureaucracy for 10 years over /me/ having acid raid, but hey, I'm just a egoistical and don't see the Big Picture or something.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
I for once enjoy the glitches in my signal mixing module, don't want nothing to fix there.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Luckily the residents of the regions that fare worse will not know what those other regions are.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Time to prise unelected Ursula and carbon border adjustment I guess
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by Muromec 2mo ago
The only relevant metric is ppm in the atmosphere. Every single other, especially per capita ones are distructioo
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by Muromec 2mo ago
We can't even decrease the /rate/ at which we pump the shit into the air when we need to decrease the total amount of it in.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Western democracies at this point can't do anything at that even hints at minimally inconveniencing 5% of the population. Any 5% at that. We are stuck in local maximum even if it slowly and surely slides into the shitter
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by Muromec 2mo ago
It's more about LLM hacking the inference engine itself from inside. It's an attack surface like any other -- untrusted input goes it, bugs in the parser/tokenizer/API surface lead to an RCE, then it magically tweaks the
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by Muromec 2mo ago
You don't and that's by design.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Did not help Armenia for some reason
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by Muromec 2mo ago
I only buy Motorola's for their folded design, used ones from eBay are 200 eurobucks and look cool. I guess another 5 years to wait for a legit open one, but hej, I'm waiting since a1200e.
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by Muromec 2mo ago
Their past record bin this area includes ezx and razr2 series built on vanilla Linux and it wasn't petty. Nothing was released on time, code was awful (4k lines of TTY multiplexer driver in 2.4 series ). No bueno. But the phones themse
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by Muromec 2mo ago
You can't enforce everything with a deterministic layer. Some things have to be communicated as a policy and tactically remanded on trigger.

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