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by Too 1y ago
The only thing worse than data is fake data. Finding the reliable sources of data or enough metadata and experience to make your own judgement is the key skill today.
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by Too 1y ago
On the other hand, not paying with money for quality content is breeding the even worse cancer of shallow ad-driven content. Where the only thing that matters now is enough of an illusion to generate a click, horizontally scaled with AI-s
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by Too 1y ago
> Then you just need processes to ensure that everyone constantly has the latest version of all the repos they depend on - which ends up being a full time job for someone to manage. One full time job equivalent can buy a lot of tooling.
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by Too 1y ago
Sounds interesting. Are there any public articles available describing this more?
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by Too 1y ago
Yes and No. One top level "superrepo" is the best of both worlds. You don't break the limits of git, you can include third party repos, you can seal off access to some secret repos. All while still giving benefit of everythin
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by Too 1y ago
To be fair, Javascript double point precision get tripped up by such large numbers as well.
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by Too 1y ago
That will only work for the most simple of functions. How would you even make such a prompt? "Plz explain this code for me?" It's going to come back with the same essential complexity except in English instead of Javascript,
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by Too 1y ago
It's obviously a SEO farm filled with pure AI slop. Can't believe it made it to the front page here. "In this comprehensive guide, we compare metal A vs metal B" with 100s of similar articles for every unique permutati
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by Too 1y ago
Remote MCP servers can do prompt injection that instruct your local agent to do something else other than only the expected tool call. https://embracethered.com/blog/posts/2025/model-context-prot...
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by Too 1y ago
The difference is that GraphQL requires explicit integration with every single API. With MCP you just add the endpoint (close your eyes for security issues) and voilá, several new capabilities were added that you can talk to using human lan
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by Too 1y ago
Hello world without -O2 -Werror? I've done several compiler toolchain updates on larger code bases and every new version of Clang, GCC or glibc will trip up new compiler warnings. Worse, occasionally taking advantage of some UB laying
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by Too 1y ago
In Python, if you are spawning processes or even threads in a tight loop you have already lost. Use ThreadPoolExecutor or ProcessPoolExecutor from concurrent.futures instead. Then startup time becomes no factor.
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by Too 1y ago
Never experienced this. If this is truly a problem, here is a sledgehammer, just beware it will not close your tcp connections gracefully: os.kill(os.getpid(), signal.SIGKILL).
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by Too 1y ago
It's literally in the headline of this post. "Google Play sees 47% decline in apps" . Surely they didn't all move to f-droid.
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by Too 1y ago
And Nextjs
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by Too 1y ago
Everybody needs glasses, not just YouTube. Excessive padding and large flat UI widgets, where only 4 points of actual content are shown at a time, is a bad trend that's taken over the whole web in recent years.
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by Too 1y ago
I had the same revelation when doing the opposite, using Windows for two days after using Linux for years. It's a constant stream of attention grabbing distractions, questions and notifications. I don't even know what they are all
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by Too 1y ago
Wow, that's just a blatant scam. Wakes up bad memories of the old Windows XP days, when this type of trick was used everywhere. And people wonder why we use adblock. Google (the most wealthy company on earth) will of course claim they
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by Too 1y ago
Good point, i take take that back. Having payload mutated would indeed be even more scary. Even more so if it actually contains real queries, imagine what could happen if /etc/hosts becomes /etc/*.
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by Too 1y ago
Almost equally fun are the ones that simply drop the connection and leave you waiting for a timeout.
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by Too 1y ago
This is actually a better solution, replacing dangerous words with placeholders, instead of blocking the whole payload. That at least gives the user some indication of what is going on. Not that I'm for any such WAF filters in the fir
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Ubuntu 25.04 "Plucky Puffin" Release Notes(discourse.ubuntu.com)
5 points by Too 1y ago|0 comments
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by Too 1y ago
How well does this work on unknown code bases? The tutorial on requests looks uncanny for being generated with no prior context. The use cases and examples it gives are too specific. It is making up terminology, for concepts that are not me
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by Too 1y ago
In the generation of LLMs the correct answer doesn't matter any more. All the herd wants is a answer, so they can move on to the next TikTok video.
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by Too 1y ago
Nice rube goldberg machine. Apart from imports, that is equivalent to repo = "myorg/myrepo" tag = "v1.2.3+deadbeef" out = check_output(["git", "ls-remote", f"https://
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by Too 2y ago
> it isn't that hard to verify LLM claims, just ask it for original sources Have you tried actually doing this? Most of the time it makes up urls that don't exist or contradict the answer it just gave.
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by Too 2y ago
Funny how it changed the spelling in the Magic coloring book. Westher, wntility, substittutesfor, yyears. What's worse is that it removed the CO2 tank and changed some vital numbers, eg 8' to 3', completely altering the meani
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by Too 2y ago
Disagree on this one. In an interview there is no "the answer", it's a dialogue. I've interviewed a lot of people, often using performance related questions, and trust me, there are lots of candidates whose only answer t
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by Too 2y ago
> declarative in yaml Aw gawd no. Why do test framework authors repeatedly think this is a good idea? Everywhere I’ve worked that has embraced such a framework (often robot), the suites always eventually outgrow the capabilities of whate
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by Too 2y ago
Pods loosing connection to each other is still very very common in azure. To see the positive side of it, it’s a Chaos Monkey test for free. Everything you deploy must be hardened with reconnections, something you should be doing anyway. Wh

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