Synthetic7346

5 ms·

61.
by Synthetic7346 5mo ago
Can the plugin do non objectstore backups? E.g. If I don't want to use S3 / minio / whatever blobstore for my homelab
62.
by Synthetic7346 5mo ago
But those already exist! There are a lot of Salesforce competitors that have much better execution. Yet salespeople absolutely demand Salesforce, and unless that changes I can say with absolute certainty no vibe coded clone from ex-Salesfor
63.
by Synthetic7346 6mo ago
We need more humor in the world
64.
by Synthetic7346 6mo ago
Switch platforms to what?
65.
by Synthetic7346 6mo ago
It would have been great if the author could have provided a complete example of the constraints in action, I'm kinda lost on how the third one would look in practice
66.
by Synthetic7346 6mo ago
Well Microsoft actually did attach metadata to word files, and it led to the arrest of a serial killer. Not saying they should do it, just found it funny that you picked the one example that did actually happen. https://www.reddi
67.
by Synthetic7346 6mo ago
I can't believe the wifi got a client before ps5
68.
by Synthetic7346 6mo ago
This comment has some "you should smile more" energy
69.
by Synthetic7346 6mo ago
Are you comparing H1bs to slavery? That's a ridiculous take
70.
by Synthetic7346 6mo ago
But companies don't have to bear the cost of raising a human from birth, or training them. They only pay the cost of hiring them, and that includes cost of maintenence. Add to that the fact that we can't blindly trust LLM output j
71.
by Synthetic7346 7mo ago
Heavily interfered how? Canada / UK / Australia have healthcare which is "heavily interfered" as you call it, and they're better off for it
72.
by Synthetic7346 7mo ago
You could still use the keyboard and track pad
73.
by Synthetic7346 7mo ago
Interoperability means that people could switch to them as well
74.
by Synthetic7346 7mo ago
I wish all model providers would converge on a standard set of files, so I could switch easily from Claude to Codex to Cursor to Opencode depending on the situation
75.
by Synthetic7346 7mo ago
Is this an outdated requirement? What's the attack surface of an email vs fax? Unless they ban phones at the office, someone could just take a photo of the documents the patient faxed or mailed them
76.
by Synthetic7346 7mo ago
Input: I just took a big shit Output: I’m thrilled to announce that I’ve just successfully completed a major internal release. This process required significant focus, a commitment to letting go of what no longer serves me, and a streamline
77.
by Synthetic7346 8mo ago
I assume that if you take a break you'll have missed a lot when you come back, at the pace things are evolving. Which is OK for some people like OP but maybe not for simonw
78.
by Synthetic7346 8mo ago
I can't tell if this is satire
79.
by Synthetic7346 9mo ago
Would you say it's better/safer than Waymo?
80.
by Synthetic7346 9mo ago
Those are the worst times to be alive in. I'd rather have those speeches in the past, and live in uninteresting times.
81.
by Synthetic7346 10mo ago
I disagree - yes, some companies are overvalued, but it isn't because of index investors.
82.
by Synthetic7346 10mo ago
The link is a 404 for me
83.
by Synthetic7346 10mo ago
I found gemini 3 to be pretty lackluster for setting up an onprem k8s cluster - sonnet 4.5 was more accurate from the get go, required less handholding
84.
by Synthetic7346 11mo ago
This holds true for the Steam Deck, so I can't imagine why they would promise it and not follow through.
85.
by Synthetic7346 1y ago
A more apt analogy would be that everyone is going up the hill in 1st, and the US is going up in 5th, lugging the engine. It's a matte rif when and not if the engine stalls
86.
by Synthetic7346 1y ago
In reality the triangle is Doctors, Insurance, Hospitals, and you in the middle.
87.
by Synthetic7346 2y ago
I think this falls under responsible disclosure guidelines. A lot of times companies refuse to fix misconfiguration issues like these, and users/customers deserve to know. Not publishing it is security by obscurity, you're just ho