Xelynega

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by Xelynega 2y ago
Isn't the average for software developers in the US ~100k(before taxes)? Assuming that high earners are offsetting that to the higher end, most people aren't making 6 figures, and the bar isn't which language they're pro
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by Xelynega 2y ago
It's unique in that it's a country with h western values with relatively underdeveloped worker protections. Sure places like Saudi have literal slavery, but they don't pretend to value life either.
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by Xelynega 2y ago
I agree, it's only a luxury because it's being taken away so we should support those fighting to keep it when it doesn't make any sense for them to RTO.
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by Xelynega 2y ago
It is interesting that the person you're replying to used the compensation numbers for other guild employees rather than executives. I wonder why they made that decision
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by Xelynega 2y ago
That's a weird way to say: "Companies are taking more of people time for the same pay, in addition to requiring unpaid commute time". I usually don't like when I work more for less, do you?
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by Xelynega 2y ago
Consider also that these workers have been unionized for over two years and the NYT is refusing to acknowledge them.
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by Xelynega 2y ago
But the managers don't feel as important at the end of the day. Didn't you think about them?
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by Xelynega 2y ago
I'm confused how this can be your opinion while you're also spending time on this website responding to people. Why are you not just asking chatgpt "what's the latest tech news"? Could it be that there's someth
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by Xelynega 2y ago
If they're talking to the people who are part of the project I'd hope the answer would contain detail and not expect to be taken as authoritative.
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by Xelynega 2y ago
How does that make any sense? If increasing the price hasn't decreased the abuse, why would increasing it more decrease the abuse?
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by Xelynega 2y ago
Wouldn't the "source code" of the model be closer to the source code of a compiler or the runtime library? IMO a pre-trained model given with the source code used to train/run it is analogous to a company shipping a comp
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by Xelynega 2y ago
How well did that work previously?
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by Xelynega 2y ago
What changes with your analysis with the understanding that apple holds the signing keys for the PCC nodes? How does the client verify that the code running on the PCC is the code that has been audited publicly, and not a modified version l
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by Xelynega 2y ago
Attestation of software signed by who? If apple holds the signing keys for the servers, can they not change the code at any time?
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by Xelynega 2y ago
> Same has been proven with Apple not allowing FBI to open an iPhone, because it'd set a precedent. I thought the outcome of that case was that no precedent was set, since the iPhone was unlocked before the FBI could test their argu
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by Xelynega 2y ago
I don't really think people are talking past eachother, I think we're all trying to understand the point of this, and the article(and marketing on the website) doesn't make it clear at all. Some potential options for "wh
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by Xelynega 2y ago
imo a bit milder of a take than "just maintain a second TCP stack instead of hosting on a non-privileged port". Also are we just ignoring that you pretended VMs were expensive to run? Most of your responses sound devoid of a lot o
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by Xelynega 2y ago
I'm not quite sure what a UI to configure the terminal has to do with being a "viewer into the lower level" since they both run the system zsh and give the same output. It sounds like it's more about the extra features b
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by Xelynega 2y ago
Oh yea one more comment, this stdin redirection isn't really necessary in minecraft from the last decade. The minecraft server has a built-in RCON server running on a separate port than can be enabled( https://wiki.vg/RC
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by Xelynega 2y ago
Basically, you setup the standard minecraft service and then create a "socket" in systemd to use as stdin for the process(relevant documentation in systemd.socket and systemd.exec). For me this looks like -- /etc/systemd
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by Xelynega 2y ago
VMs are free and can be run by any semi-competent developer wanting to host a test server on their development machine. Postgres and Redis can use non-privileged ports, so I don't understand why this would matter.
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by Xelynega 2y ago
Doesn't this program need to bind a UDP port on your machine? If policies prevent you binding ports I don't see how you'd be able to use this software...
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by Xelynega 2y ago
> the idea here is giving an invocation of your program its own IP address I understand that, I just don't understand any case where that's desirable... We have 2^32 ports available to applications(and a special `0` port that c
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by Xelynega 2y ago
> You can have multiple layers of security boundary on most of the customer-exposed surface area, and avoid more risky surface areas in the kernel. I fail to see what "risky surface areas" in the kernel you're avoiding. Yo
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by Xelynega 2y ago
You either understand what the outcome of the command will be before you execute or you don't. I fail to see any middle ground between those two "extremes", it's pretty black and white.
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by Xelynega 2y ago
Yes and no. The problem is that we(as humans) label the output of these algorithms to give them meaning. For example if you build a resume grading AI based off historic data(as some companies have done) it's quickly realized that what&
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by Xelynega 2y ago
I don't think you understand, and based on your reply it doesn't sound like I'm mistaken. With this CLI I am able to listen for external packets to port 80 from userspace without any elevated permissions and intercept traffic
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by Xelynega 2y ago
If you're talking about developer machines, isn't the best(and easiest) solution to just run a VM that you administer so you can create virtual networks? If you're talking about production machines, a userspace application wo
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by Xelynega 2y ago
I'm still not seeing the point sadly. If you're running on a system you don't administrate that has ports under 1024 set as privileged, there's no way(with or without your cli) to have a userspace program receive TCP or
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by Xelynega 2y ago
How is it more portable or secure than an API that's been stable for decades, and getting constant security fixes? I see an explanation in their blog about avoiding TUN devices since they require elevated permissions, but why would you

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