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by alt227 5mo ago
I wouldnt class 'masterful' as a positive adjective personally. EDIT: Downvotes? Not sure why. I would say Darth Vader is masterful of the force, and even that Donald Trump is masterful at being provocative. Masterful is not defin
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by alt227 5mo ago
> Windows 11 can't run on them decently Windows 11 can run just fine on 8Gb of memory, what cant is Google Chrome.
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by alt227 5mo ago
Why do people care so much about single core performance? We are all professionals here and I bet most of our workloads are multi core. I get that these new arm chips from Apple and Qualcomm are great at one thing at a time, but for profess
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by alt227 5mo ago
> coming undone multiple times per day (unless double knotted) You have bad laces. I thought this too before I tried different laces. Turns out different tensions and elasticities give different strengths of knots. For example I have som
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by alt227 5mo ago
Your tone makes me think you have already fallen in love with agents and you think they are the best thing since sliced bread, but let me give you my experience. I am in a similar professional position to you, and I make a lot of small thin
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by alt227 5mo ago
Would need to provide a decent refund system alongside named tickets, offering quick and easy refunds for maybe 10% cancellation fee.
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by alt227 5mo ago
This is the answer, Ive seen it in practice. You just have to show id at the door when your ticket/QR gets scanned as normal, and the names have to match. Obviously only works for over 18 events though, unless you purposely sell under
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by alt227 5mo ago
I wonder what will make the ai more 'helpful'? $$$
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by alt227 5mo ago
Yes I do, I also think they will continue identifying themselves in the user-agent header. https://developers.google.com/crawling/docs/crawlers-fetcher...
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by alt227 5mo ago
> Well that's coming. So is AGI, but we may be hundreds of years off still.
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by alt227 5mo ago
I was enjoying this until I started reading the descriptions of the genres. The person that made this is very opinionated and not afraid to say what they think about certain genres they do not like!
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by alt227 5mo ago
Nope, only metadata so far. They keep promising to release the files, but havent yet.
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by alt227 5mo ago
I think also they have the issue that now the google search box is just an ai prompt, what differentiates it from any other ai prompt like gpt or claude? Did they just devalue their unique search product by pushing it into another category
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by alt227 5mo ago
But how is this sold to the customer? With adsense it is quantifiable, you set your max per click, per conversion etc, and can clearly see which you won and lost against competitors. This becomes very murky when paying for 'ai to like
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by alt227 5mo ago
Apologies, I had my definitions mixed up!
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You forgot the /s
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by alt227 5mo ago
The solution here is quite obviously unifying the NHS IT under a single system, not cobble together another one to interface between all the old incompatible ones.
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by alt227 5mo ago
Web 3.0 was very famously empty blockchain promises. I guess that makes this Web 4.0? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web3
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by alt227 5mo ago
So how does google now make money when it is just providing us with direct answers from ai, instead of showing us both paid for search results and directing us to sites which host targetted ads? How does adsense work when there are no searc
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by alt227 5mo ago
Yes, Google advertises its crawler IP ranges and it is quite easy to keep track of this and block them. But only if you control the infrastructure that your site runs on of course.
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by alt227 5mo ago
> a marked improvement in our user engagement in a day. Do you have any idea what has caused this engagement improvement and indeed do you actually have any metrics or is it hearsay? It is much easier to knock something up in a day as yo
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by alt227 5mo ago
Its even in the pasted url!
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by alt227 5mo ago
Read the replies to that comment, they are very valid in their cyncism. The cURL creators report is the only real substance we have to go on. There are plenty of random comments both ways, but Im sure you and I would both agree that we shou
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by alt227 5mo ago
Into what it was designed for, maybe.... a car?! Im thinking in an attack situation hackers might plan for say a 3am mass dump and pull on the grid by all cars that are charging overnight. This would definitely be possible by altering firmw
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by alt227 5mo ago
His direct quotes are: > "My personal conclusion can however not end up with anything else than that the big hype around this model so far was primarily marketing." > "I see no evidence that this setup finds issues to a
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by alt227 5mo ago
If you create a 3rd party app to some closed source insecure back end, thats on you for trusting them or not doing your due diligence. Time and time again private companies have rug pulled things like api access for 3rd party apps (such as
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by alt227 5mo ago
Agreed, it would be great to have a fully open source solution, however I would be wary of it until it was audited and backed by secuirty professionals in the field.
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by alt227 5mo ago
The Reg reported it: https://www.theregister.com/security/2026/05/11/anthropics-b ...
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Without the patient or client asking?
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by alt227 5mo ago
Useable yes, but trustable? Not without some serious backing and regular auditing from some public security experts. IMO that fact that the existing Vaultwarden system relies on Bitwarden clients and therefore caries Bitwardens secure reput

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