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by Someone1234 5mo ago
True. But then your hardware dies, and you're locked out of every account you own. It is objectively good security, but has a ton of usability headaches yet to be really solved. I've seen orgs move to passkeys only, then offer res
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by Someone1234 5mo ago
This is accurate as far as page protection goes. The problem is the largest threat model. If Process A and Process B are running in the same user context on a desktop OS, PAGE_NOACCESS is not a strong boundary by itself. Process B may be ab
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by Someone1234 5mo ago
Password hashes are one-directional lossy storage. If a password manager "hashed your password" it would be essentially deleting your password and replacing it with something else which cannot be used to log into anything. The pas
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by Someone1234 5mo ago
Right; but in the scenario of this Tweek, you've invited someone untrustworthy into the vault and are then freaking out because they can see the post-it note of passwords. It is inherently irrational. This issue is inherently unfixable
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by Someone1234 5mo ago
If it is a process, running in the same user context, with the ability to read/dump arbitrary memory -- As the KeePass database is decrypted it would "store all passwords in memory in plain text" too. The fix isn't Edge
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by Someone1234 5mo ago
This may be unpopular, but they made three legitimately GOOD changes to Notepad, before they went absolutely batshit. - Dark mode - Tabs - "Continue previous session" (restore after restart) But they also made a HUGE regression wh
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by Someone1234 5mo ago
Exactly. I mean they literally, in this same release[0], just turned WIN+R (Run) from a classic FAST Win32 UI into a modern slow monstrosity. Who was this for? I use WIN+R instead of the Start Menu Search/PowerToy's Alt+Space beca
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by Someone1234 5mo ago
It is buried in yesterday's release notes. They have "highlight" links to "Remote control" and "Codebase search", but not to "Copilot added as a Git co-author by default" which is right between t
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
Obviously there is only so much you can say; but is that $200K due to the raw number of seats you have, or are you burning through a lot on raw API usage? I guess I'm trying to understand, large business, or large usage.
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
Yep. Anthropic's motives are obviously self-interested (Cluade <-> Blender integration), but I'm not donating to Blender, are you? That's the problem, we all want Blender to be able to pick and choose donations, but whe
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
By the very nature of assigning development time to these antiquated features, you're assigning them away from other features, bug fixes, or requests that may have a larger user reach. Development is a finite resource, the argument h
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
You greatly under-estimate how much work it is to maintain old code, particularly to maintain in securely . AFP and Time Capsules add attack vectors to the OS, which can be targeted even when few users actively using them. One dev could ke
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
You're right, I missed that. It still does make one wonder, why have seats at all though? If everyone is just in one big API credit pool - what do the seats/users accomplish?
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
Yep. Or if you're a business with multiple seats, these plans may be more inefficient than raw API usage billing. Since if anyone at your organization fails to utilize their full $19/39 allotment each month, that's wasting mo
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
If we take that literally, then just remove all destructive API endpoints. Because then, it they no real purpose, you cannot automate the removal of anything . I think some other suggestions are saner (cool-down period, more fine-grain p
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
Does the free plan even have access to thinking models?
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
Yep, where productivity goes to die and your developers feel no autonomy/trust.
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
I'm not following this. PRs are the first time your reviewers have seen that change, so there is no opportunity downstream to do the things you're suggesting. You're essentially suggesting pre-PRs, but it is circular, since t
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
Right, so per spec it is a downgrade.
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
Great site, thanks for the link. But holy heck, that "Also Known As" column is complete chaos. What the heck is wrong with the USB Consortium, do they have brain damage? Also, according to that table, "USB4 Gen 2×2" is a
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
The largest open models are within 20%; they're likely within 10%. Go actually try them and stop making outdated assumptions. You don't need to invest a lot of money either, just pick your favorite vendor, and send out a few promp
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
Right, which isn't what we're discussing, since I mentioned "across multiple providers" in every comment about this topic. Those closed weight models aren't available like we're discussing. They're only av
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
At their highest model size and quant. We are discussing price and quality at the top, not what you can run on the lower end. So the starting point is Opus 4.7 pricing and we're contrasting alternatives near the top end (offered across
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
> Open Source isn't even within 50% of what the SOTA models are. When was the last time you used any of them? Because, a lot of people are actively using them for 9-5 work today, I count myself in that group. That opinion feels outd
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
It feels more and more like OpenAI/Anthoropic aren't the future but Qwen, Kimi, or Deepseek are. You can run them locally, but that isn't really the point, it is about democratization of service providers. You can run any o
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
I have the agent automatically manage its own scratchpad file. But it is meant to be fully disposable; it isn't committed, and is destroyed if you shift areas.
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
From my understanding, that isn't how drivers in Linux work. Nearly no kernels will have that code compiled into them because kconfig won't call for it. It is "opt-in", and it is so niche few Distros would have done so.
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
Part of why you're hitting your limit is that Claude's Pro subscription is completely unusable with the current usage limits. I legitimately mean it when I say, you should cancel. But to the actual question: A lot of people's
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
I'd like to draw people's attention to this section of this page: https://developers.openai.com/codex/pricing?codex-usage-limi... Note the Local Messages between 5.3, 5.4, and 5.5. And, yes, I did read the li
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by Someone1234 6mo ago
Thanks I appreciate the info. I may try to spin up something like this and give it a whirl.

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