Terretta

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by Terretta 4mo ago
A compliment and a curiosity: 1. Love the addition. Everything becoming its own self-serve artifact factory is great. Malleable software's been a dream a long time, it's supposed to be soft and this concept helps get it there.
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by Terretta 4mo ago
"BlitzGraph beta · data may be wiped without notice · expect resets" This is not beta. This is alpha. - - - After becoming allergic to SQL, I opened 120+ issues in Dgraph, Typedb and surrealdb looking for the perfect graphDB.
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by Terretta 4mo ago
In general, in the US of A, that consent you sign waives your legislated-to-be-guaranteed HIPAA rights. Specifically, you're typically giving the office's providers and their marketing "affiliates" and your insurance com
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by Terretta 4mo ago
https://aws.amazon.com/govcloud-us/ https://aws.amazon.com/compliance/fedramp/
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by Terretta 4mo ago
> The market will be too small Don't count heads. Use tech spend per capita and wallet share.
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by Terretta 4mo ago
Funny enough a router collecting this data near a busy enough highway can bog itself down by collecting unique Wi-Fi identifiers from all the passing cars' networks, not to mention all the hotspots on passing commuter trains. It never
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by Terretta 4mo ago
In general, the exploit has been (however systematically) stumbled upon, or felt through like a person navigating a physical maze. Nobody would say that person "created" the solution to the maze. The maze is solvable (that's
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by Terretta 4mo ago
So, Cowork? Not being snarky, it seems to be Anthropic's value prop to "real" SMB is papering over Claude Code and agent protocol with a white collar business IDE. Most of these "runs on a Mac Mini!" offerings seem
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by Terretta 4mo ago
> If you can always tell a company is going to succeed after 1 year of working there, you should leave, as you are clearly destined to be the most successful venture capitalist in history… Except that "after 1 year of working ther
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by Terretta 4mo ago
which harnesses, and which when?
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by Terretta 4mo ago
> Mythos was better than other models at creating exploits. Not a fan of this phrasing, prefer "discovering exploits". It makes it clearer the problem was already there, latent. Minor vocab diff, but important to better conte
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by Terretta 4mo ago
“load-bearing” is the new em-dash* now, having read it, perhaps 85% human, 15% augmented? or a very precise and organized human. plus, to be fair, the machines learned “load-bearing” somewhere — perhaps they too wish to be less wrong. *
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by Terretta 4mo ago
> Now, people constantly argue… Ah yes, the newfound pastime of arguing online – sure miss those pre-COVID days of online's universal consensus…
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by Terretta 4mo ago
Yes, and, this is how experts should be using e.g. Claude Code.
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by Terretta 4mo ago
I couldn't quite parse the article headline, perhaps they mean returns like returns on investment? A more useful headline (that fits in our limit) might have been the takeaway they want you to have: The more domain expertise brought t
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by Terretta 4mo ago
> I guess the "exploit" here is that if you just tell Fable to "fix this code", which is not "a request related to cybersecurity", it will fix security issues (as it should). The original sin is calling an
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by Terretta 4mo ago
Pretty good way to harvest magic links and email codes!
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by Terretta 4mo ago
With Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-MTP-UD-Q4_K_XL.gguf? Also, funny lumping the M4 "and" the M5, I find them 15% to 45% different performance, depending. And for a good deal of work, an M3 Studio Ultra outpaces the M4 and ties the M5 on single
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by Terretta 4mo ago
Alternatively, they could stop advocating for government control of “dangerous” (aka competitively advanced) models. If you are running a pull-up-the-ladder play, it helps to be ensconced above it first.
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by Terretta 4mo ago
> but seeing so many people here bend over backwards to blame this on their political enemies, without even a hint of intellectual curiosity… That sentence might have been stronger if you'd written: “but seeing so many people her
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by Terretta 4mo ago
I mean... Since its development, IQT has invested in over 750 startups spanning diverse technological sectors, including: - Artificial Intelligence - Space Technologies - Microelectronics and Quantum Computing - Life Sciences
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by Terretta 4mo ago
The new benchmark for LLMs is how much of simonw's new know-how is required. Lower bars are better.
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by Terretta 4mo ago
Two new security features for uv: - uv audit is a new command that scans your dependencies for known vulnerabilities and "adverse" project statuses (such as being deprecated) - uv add, uv sync, etc. can now perform a lightwei
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Vulnerability and malware checks in UV: uv audit, malware check in uv add, sync(astral.sh)
8 points by Terretta 4mo ago|1 comments
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by Terretta 4mo ago
> Want to still use only Apple? Great, nothing says you can’t. But at least it would be user choice... It's already user choice. The problem is too many users like the lineup. And too many who aren't going to use it, don&#x
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by Terretta 4mo ago
Destroying competition by removing the consumer choice for vertical integration in service of strong security, privacy, reliability, etc.... is mistaken. It's competing at the wrong level. The iPhone is a toaster. Nobody's up in
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by Terretta 4mo ago
> I actually might agree with you that this is mostly just "next token prediction" - if I can concede that's really all I do as well. Yep. Pretty sure I've got an LLM inside too. The other replies complaining that m
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by Terretta 4mo ago
VisionPro was/is a dev platform, priced to ensure it wasn't yet a mainstream device. 99% of "apps" for it were confused garbage, totally misunderstanding what it's for or how to use it. The percentage of apps that &
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by Terretta 4mo ago
> What's the difference now? Well, which ones are on my Mac locally? Which ones are in my iPhone locally?
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by Terretta 4mo ago
You think someone is, or even should, special case things like estimates? What else deserves that level of intervention so they look less dumb? Logistics for getting to the car wash next door? In the mean time, alas, no, we can see from ac

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