TheDong

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by TheDong 9mo ago
> Supported processors - M1 and M2, not M3 or M4 The M2 models came out in 2022. You can't buy them new anymore. Asahi linux doesn't support any of the currently sold macbooks, so I think it's fair to say modern macbooks d
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by TheDong 10mo ago
This response is a non-sequitur, this isn't _someone_, this is an inanimate program that hallucinates responses. If every building I went to in the US had ramps and elevators even though I'm not in a wheelchair, would it be "
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by TheDong 10mo ago
> what is to stop a hacker from programming this humanoid to kill its owners? What's to stop a hacker from hacking into the tesla update server and pushing an update that causes all teslas to max accelerate right off bridges? I wond
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by TheDong 10mo ago
> good for America and other shorter-warranty countries, who get to free-ride on any enhanced reliability that this results in. The EU mandates that in the EU you can change your default navigation app from Apple Maps to Google Maps. The
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by TheDong 10mo ago
Rust crates run arbitrary code more often at build/install time than npm packages do. Some people use 'pnpm', which only runs installScripts for a whitelisted subset of packages, so an appreciable fraction of the npm ecosyste
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by TheDong 10mo ago
Are you willing to take a significant salary cut to benefit people? All the big tech companies, Google, Meta, Netflix, etc make a huge amount of money by using Ads to push things people don't need onto them, brainwashing people. This b
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by TheDong 10mo ago
I don't think it should be taken as obvious that authors profiting off old works is a deserved right or positive. Game of Thrones was originally published in 1996, but the more recent books are more recent. I think that GRR Martin&#x2
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by TheDong 10mo ago
As a society, modern humanity has decided that capitalism is more important than free electricity, even if it saves lives. We have enough electricity that everyone in the USA could have a generous free allowance. We've decided it'
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by TheDong 10mo ago
So you trust Google with the data in your google drive, but you don't trust Google (Opal Team) with the data in your drive? They need a place to store data, Google Drive is a place for that. Have you used NotebookLM or such which do th
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by TheDong 10mo ago
In my opinion this is a solution at the wrong layer. It's working by trying to filter executed commands, but it doesn't work in many cases (even in 'strict mode'), and there's better, more complete, solutions. What
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by TheDong 10mo ago
Some open source projects use Slack to communicate, which is a real ram hog. Github, especially for viewing large PR discussions, takes a huge amount of memory. If someone with a low-memory laptop wants to get into coding, modern software-d
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by TheDong 10mo ago
At the same time, AI has made it easier than ever to produce inefficient code, so I expect to rather see an explosion of less efficient software.
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by TheDong 10mo ago
Wildly incorrect title, and I am not happy I had to watch through a typical youtube-minecrafter to verify that. Java's memory safe, a real memory overflow would be interesting. This is just about triggering out-of-memory on saving a ch
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by TheDong 10mo ago
For whatever it's worth, the toml library uv uses doesn't support streaming parsing: https://github.com/toml-rs/toml/issues/326
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by TheDong 10mo ago
You have linked me to what sounds like an AI generated comment. AI comments cannot be trusted. AI will make up believable sounding gunk and cannot be trusted.
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by TheDong 10mo ago
The same technical detail that makes it so the "Default Navigation App" toggle to change the default from 'Apple Maps' to 'Google Maps' only shows up if you live in the EU but not in the US.
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by TheDong 10mo ago
Searching "gruber apple" brings him up as the first nine results on ddg. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Gruber
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by TheDong 10mo ago
No one has presented a remotely correct fix anywhere on that issue, or elsewhere to my knowledge. You're welcome to write an actually correct patch for android if you want, one that isn't just commenting out code and probably brea
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by TheDong 10mo ago
Being able to say "Our server never sees user-input license plate numbers", even though from a technical perspective the hash is just as identifiable, does have value. Even though it offers no additional privacy, it does let non-t
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by TheDong 10mo ago
I think it can be read more charitably, the last bit includes "with positive intentions", which does act to indicate the outcome is bad, even though no one involved necessarily intends to make a scam-machine. The direction I pick
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by TheDong 10mo ago
You missed step 3 - click the first result, which is an Ad for a some shovelware app with an almost identical name and icon to the real thing and which displays ads. For example, my friends told me about wordle and said they play it on an a
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by TheDong 10mo ago
These companies almost always produce "vulnerabilities", but they're also almost always trash. "Finding: This dependency is vulnerable to CVE-X, update it, severity S". And then of course that dependency is only use
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by TheDong 10mo ago
Now you've tied a new account to your old banned one, so you're evading a ban and your new account should get banned too. It's against apple's ToS to avoid bans as such.
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by TheDong 10mo ago
Docker has to maintain relatively complicated looking build instructions like this to make these images: https://github.com/docker-hardened-images/catalog/blob/b5c7a... Meanwhile, nix already has packaged mor
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by TheDong 10mo ago
> You can't just use China's writing system and try to make it fit to your language And yet we took the roman alphabet and adopted it to english just fine, why was that okay but adopting the chinese writing system into Japanese
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by TheDong 10mo ago
If that's a normal thing to do, why aren't we hijacking russian teslas right now? Why haven't we made Microsoft push an OTA update to windows to bluescreen all military PCs in Russia? Why haven't we made Google and Apple
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by TheDong 11mo ago
One of the many people who know the CVE system is elaborately broken in many ways. Please, tell me what issues you have with how the kernel does CVEs.
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by TheDong 11mo ago
Seems to have commits from 2023 and a copyright notice claiming "from 2015-present", so at least parts of it likely predate vibe coding.
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by TheDong 11mo ago
I guess that proves that there are zero intelligent beings on the planet since if humans were intelligent, they would be able to make ChatGPT 2.0 on request. What you're talking about is "The Singularity", where a computer is
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by TheDong 11mo ago
Weird how LineageOS supports ~300 devices while still managing to release patches. I bet this CVE's patched quicker on a samsung device running LineageOS than the stock OS. The real difference is that Google has a more competent softwa

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