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Forced savings like done in Quebec, Canada is likely the best model for most people even though I dont like it as an individual that knows how to manage its portfolio. It also has the benefit of creating a sovereign wealth fund that can inv
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And we will all love from fresh water and love, can't wait for that world! Seriously, you pay for software so people can make a living to improve it. It is a service like anything else.
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Newpipe is great, I tend to spend too much time on youtube. This at least limits it. It does break from time to time.
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This is all good and well wishes as long as investors are willing to pour money into the bubble. When the music stops is where we will see the true colors. Corporations are optimized to make money, governments should be optimized to protect
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It is interesting to see yjs with hoccuspocus being used. I am currently considering our options for real time document editing + full text search. Seems like a common approach is something like using yjs for sync with a temporary LSM stora
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I am pushing myself to learn nix and get rid of base images altogether. The syntax is hard without a functional background but I strongly believe this is the next logical step to harden containers and have reproducible builds.
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I would have to write a book on it, but start with allowing people to create an azure account for an organization without having to buy O365. I kid you not I had to find a sidedoor portal in a Reddit post to do it otherwise it's simply
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Not even at gunpoint would I choose Azure as my cloud provider but great for Linux
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The key to get better quality AI PR is to add high quality Agents.md file to tell the LLM what are the patterns, conventions, etc. We do that internally and I cant overstate how much better the output is even with small prompts. IMO things
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I want even worse restrictions on my parent phone so they dont install spyware. I want "install ONLY from fdroid". I trust their one server in a basement more than Google at this point.
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Honestly just install grapheneos on your Pixel, that is what I did and bought a Pixel for that reason alone. I use all Google play services and it works great, only payment with phone doesn't work.
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And now we have the Async version of each of those, which makes me very happy and reduces the shenanigans and lifetime issues. Also worthy of note is that there is talk to add a syntax for explicit captures.
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I think the usage is so widespread now that the law will adapt to customs. It is untenable now to say code generated is uncopyrightable IMO. Maybe copyright as is defined right now is not enough, but then the legislation will change it. The
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When it is ready for production and they implemented DDL to alter tables that D. Hipp just refuses to implement for some reason then I am in. People that feel attacked by this didn't have to deal with the antagonist behaviour of SQLite
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The problem is that Europe doesn't have a European bond market to compete against the US bond market. It has the economic size and stability but not the will right now. Europe did try it a bit during COVID but financial services are ju
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We do PPP for Caido in India and Brazil but for subscription. Brazil definitely worth it, India not so much. For our voucher system we decided to not do PPP otherwise you need some kind of geoblock ala Steam to avoid code reselling.
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If we want to meaningfully reduce our dependency we "just" need more capital. All founders in Canada will tell you that Canadian VC suck: they are risk averse, their due diligence is painful and their terms are made so they can&#x
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Yeah that protocol is very very broken. I recently did an ntlm plugin implementation for Caido [1] and I had to fork our crypto JS module to add back MD4 and 3DES. [1] https://github.com/caido-community/ntlm
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When you pay for anything you basically exchange money so that someone else take care of a problem you have. Obviously if you are paying you expect the result to be of good quality. Software is no different, AI won't change that fact a
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Yes and no, it will kill the "I ran a nessus scanner and charged you 8k for it" kind of pentests but not the core of the service market IMO. Pentesters will be more efficient so I guess this could be considered a slash in hourly r
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The app automated pentest scanners find the bottom 10-20% of vulns, no real pentester would consider them great. Agents might get us to 40%-50% range, what they are really good at is finding "signals" that the human should investi
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Yes because all the valuations right now are based on a bet that this will replace a huge chunk of the service/consulting budget toward an AI budget for pentest. This will not happen.
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Bootstrap founder in that field. Fully autonomous is just not there. The winner for this "generation" will be with human in the loop / human augmentation IMO. When VC money dries out there will be a pile of autonomous ai pent
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I use Kagi and my search experience as never been better.
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Exn looks very interesting, but to be actionable we need a compatibility layer with thiserror and anyhow since most are using it right now. Moving the goalpost a little we mostly need a core rust solution otherwise your error handling stops
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Because it used to be the "best" dating app out there for "serious" people wanting long term relationships. Now all the apps are trash and have predatory monetization.
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Correct, I was reading a very interesting blog post [1] on how the rust compiler will change the LLVM annotaions like sending noalias for mutable pointer. This changes a lot the generated machine code. Disabling the borrow checker won'
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Cursor has been annoying me lately with their updates breaking ever further away from vscode UI. Might give copilot another shot. Needs a plan mode though, it really is necessary for complex operations.
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Another one that is missing in the article is &raw mut/const but it is purely for unsafe usage when you need a pointer to an unaligned field of a struct.
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I will that the Rust fanatic mantle thank you very much. Check your sources though [1]. I dont predict the future I just listen to Linus. [1] https://lwn.net/Articles/1049831/
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