PKop

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by PKop 1y ago
"propagate" seems the most accurate name for it
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by PKop 1y ago
No they just had a great quarterly earnings report that day. Try to put the absolute minimal effort into checking the obvious before you revert to conspiracy.
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by PKop 1y ago
This isn't disagreeing
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UIs Are Not Pure Functions of the Model – React.js and Cocoa Side by Side (2018)(blog.metaobject.com)
75 points by PKop 1y ago|47 comments
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Unseeable prompt injection in screenshots: Vulnerabilities in Comet, AI browsers(brave.com)
3 points by PKop 1y ago|0 comments
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by PKop 1y ago
> energy, water, food, shelter becomes too cheap AI is currently making energy more expensive. Shelter and these other commodities aren't made cheaper if population expands along with any capacity increases (like lanes on a highway)
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by PKop 1y ago
C# is great. You might like Blazor if you enjoy LiveView. I prefer .NET / C# static type system
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by PKop 1y ago
To avoid power and engine failure on the highway after a bad software update. Because they work fine without them.
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by PKop 1y ago
Learning that Stellantis pushes bugs that cause power and engine failure while driving should decrease demand for their cars. > or something Maybe do some research into the problem you're confidently asserting was trivial / rea
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by PKop 1y ago
The problem is worse than "just don't update on the fly while driving". The update happened while not driving; the bug causing the failure mode of shutting down power and engine happened later while driving. There's nowh
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by PKop 1y ago
Reddit post from yesterday: "Jeep 4xe shut off mid highway I was driving 65 on the left lane of the highway when my car started slowing down. It started saying to put it into P and to push to start. The car was off and I couldn’t accel
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by PKop 1y ago
It's literally a complaint so you're wrong, not that there's anything inherently wrong with complaining. But it's dumb he called the poster on another website a complainer for daring to be upset about his car shutting of
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by PKop 1y ago
Tesla Cybertruck, Lexus RZ 450e, Nio ET9, Toyota bZ4X https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steer-by-wire
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by PKop 1y ago
This update was for the infotainment system. To your point, that system should somehow be air-gapped from affecting the engine and power. There's way too much coupling of all this software and electrical components.
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by PKop 1y ago
> why you would buy a car that has the mere capability to be remotely shut off One answer to this I would presume is: there are no other new cars for sale without this flaw. Why there aren't regulations or forced options in the mark
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by PKop 1y ago
It's important to understand this update caused power failure and engine shutoff while driving !
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by PKop 1y ago
> A wrangler using software just does not "compute" to me. In the case of this Jeep bug causing engine shutoff and power failure, it was an update to the infotainment system ! It's easy to compute that these infotainment
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Jeep pushed software update that bricked all 2024 Wrangler 4xe models(twitter.com)
304 points by PKop 1y ago|344 comments
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by PKop 1y ago
About 3 hours, 16 mins in: https://www.youtube.com/live/xt_iEOn2a6Y?si=i8UVY3bE3aQhKB0L
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by PKop 1y ago
And Blazor
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by PKop 1y ago
> Synology has quietly walked the policy back This is disrespectful itself. If you realize how stupid your decision was, with such bad results and bad sentiment among customers, you publicly admit the mistake not quietly. This also raise
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by PKop 1y ago
Open communication online about the problems of mass migration is what has fueled the rise of right wing parties across the west, so no they would not support suppressing communication (which is aimed primarily at stopping this very rise).
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by PKop 1y ago
European settlers most of which from a tiny circle on the globe, and then we've had periods of immigration moratorium where our prosperity was dominated by domestic population. There's no law of the universe that says all immigran
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by PKop 1y ago
I'd rather have neither. I'd rather not import foreign labor to compete with Americans for housing, jobs, wages, healthcare, political power etc. This is a zero-sum game, the nation and its economy exists for the benefit of its ci
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by PKop 1y ago
The American economy is for the benefit of Americans. Period. We don't care what foreigners think about domestic policies of Americans and their elected leaders. This is something that should have been done a while ago. There are plent
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by PKop 1y ago
Of course they're making that distinction but I'll accept your tacit agreement that it's ok as long as they're non citizens.
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by PKop 1y ago
Those people aren't American citizens, the comparison doesn't fit.
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by PKop 1y ago
Or H1B / outsourcing replacement. There are data points showing tech companies hiring thousands of foreign workers while layout off domestic employees. It should factor in to these analyses of displaced junior developers.
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by PKop 1y ago
What about the tax implications of every transaction being a taxable event? Are you tracking all of this for tax purposes? These transactions all have to be reported to the IRS even for stable coins. This is the biggest thing making crypto
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by PKop 1y ago
If you think it's a cult centered around him, why in the world would that surprise you?

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