NewsaHackO

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by NewsaHackO 5d ago
I think a major difference is that while torrents are illegal, the main people enforcing it are copyright holders. I think the discussion would change if the government would label people who build/use/distribute "illegal&qu
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by NewsaHackO 6d ago
This has to be 1) early LLM vibe coding or 2) “hand” vibe codingwhere the user asked the LLM to code sections and stitches them together manually, and the programmer is a novice. The second part I speak from experience; got to ~2k before re
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by NewsaHackO 10d ago
This is still in line with his point; presumably, people who live in the building and pay rent will want construction cost to be as low as possible as it will help reduce the rent needed for a builder to break even. An ornate stonework is g
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by NewsaHackO 14d ago
No the definition of == is the regular definition; it's just a deductive reasoning statement. Since the first part of the statement is never true, it doesn't matter what the second part of it says. Of course, like he said, that ma
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by NewsaHackO 14d ago
I guess part of the problem is that being against being against anything for economic interests doesn't really rally anyone to your cause; everyone has to make a living doing something productive for society, and professions have come
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by NewsaHackO 20d ago
What sane person use non systemd Linux? I kid, of course and thank you for your service in keeping the linux ecosystem honest in terms of reducing systemd’s hegemony and everything but this cannot be a problem you are not used to running in
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by NewsaHackO 21d ago
Off topic but I got the weirdest ads on this site. Has to be off putting to people attempting to read it on their phone in public. Had to close it before getting past the first paragraph.
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by NewsaHackO 22d ago
When you use “we” hopefully you are referring to someone on your team. Just be careful, the first step down the rabbit hole of AI psychosis is humanization of LLM.
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by NewsaHackO 22d ago
No one has actually had their account banned for this, Google just disables their Antigravity access due to breaking TOS. People just repeat the line that “Google bans accounts” because it’s a bigger headline draw.
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by NewsaHackO 23d ago
I think there is a system to do this with git annex that will just keep the hash link in a repo but have the file in a offline drive, so you can easily keep track of files that are in cold storage. It may need you to have your own encryptio
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by NewsaHackO 24d ago
Honestly, unless what you are doing is frankly illegal, it usually is possible for you to get around most safeguards for coding things if you also know how to write code. Most problems have a separable completely innocuous core that Fable w
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by NewsaHackO 24d ago
I feel as though you are overlooking simple statistics/confidence intervals. It absolutely possible for two different works to be not have a distinguishable difference in quality.
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by NewsaHackO 24d ago
I am pretty sure they did A/B testing to show it didn't. I could gave sworn they even released a quiz were the user has to try and guess which answer is watermarked or not and it was impossible to tell.
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by NewsaHackO 24d ago
Do you have the prompt for these? I ask because I have recently asked Fable's help with hardening a docker container (custom dev container CC sandbox) and it didn't get triggered on it at all.
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by NewsaHackO 25d ago
If I were to open source a project these days, I will definitely have my progress be a clean, huge initial single commit. Too many busybodies trying to piece together code forensics to say something is vibe coded or not.
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by NewsaHackO 25d ago
Also, a huge area that AI seems to thrive in is cybersecurity, which almost by definition involves errors that the original programmer failed to think of or catch.
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by NewsaHackO 26d ago
I thought he was posting about some retro product until I saw the USB ports in the energy delivery. Weird that he edited his photos to look like that, and used retro components otherwise.
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by NewsaHackO 28d ago
>I like that this could be self hosted. For now. I note that all of the repos that are attached to the project have a license except sesame-server, which I do not think is an accident.
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by NewsaHackO 28d ago
subscription style paid program, of course. Starting at 1 dollar a month now, until they get market penetration, then they will jack up prices (for increased opex, ostensibly). The classic SaaS playbook.
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by NewsaHackO 1mo ago
But also, it is a post that is self promoting their personal twitter page; there should be a high threshold of doing this, and regurgitating some trite analogy should fall below the bar.
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by NewsaHackO 1mo ago
The issue is stuff like job security and layoffs; it’s easy to not care about what position you have until someone is looking to fire 20% of non staff engineers and suddenly you are afraid of being on the chopping block.
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by NewsaHackO 1mo ago
People have been making analogies like this since 2023, hardly worth a link to a random twitter thread.
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by NewsaHackO 1mo ago
Also, they seem to care about wasting electricity but doesn’t bat an eye of discarding a perfectly fine printer.
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by NewsaHackO 1mo ago
Yea, they are going to have to monitor how often similar writing pieces are being submitted, or limit the access to the checker somehow.
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by NewsaHackO 1mo ago
That seems more like a conspiracy theory. I think the group of people who 1) view this website and 2) click on a thread about certain topics are a heavily conditioned (and therefore more homogenized) group; if you say something that is cont
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by NewsaHackO 1mo ago
Do open "source" models have have this watermarking enabled? How do you know?
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by NewsaHackO 1mo ago
It is so bizarre, honestly. It's almost like they are a public utility company. People are trying as hard as possible to hate them, but always stop short of simply canceling the service because they can't live without them. Seriou
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by NewsaHackO 2mo ago
Well, I guess another plausible explanation is that usually "domain experts" are people that get paid for their expertise, and have a vested interest in saying that LLMs cannot replicate what they want people to pay them for.
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by NewsaHackO 2mo ago
Are talking about selling marked up water during a state of emergency? Don’t think that would apply here.
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by NewsaHackO 2mo ago
Journalists have no shame when it comes to making clickbait headlines. Feel like an idiot for falling for it.

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