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by anamexis 6mo ago
That’s just the same statement with an extra step.
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by anamexis 6mo ago
The obvious question is, what jobs will replace them?
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by anamexis 6mo ago
For any given IQ test, the norming sample is taken once. So if everyone gets twice as smart as before, everyone's IQ, as measured by any existing IQ test, would go up.
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by anamexis 6mo ago
Adafruit sells enclosures for them, too.
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by anamexis 6mo ago
I keep a few of these around to deal with this: https://www.adafruit.com/product/6323 Very annoying though! The devices are just missing a couple resistors which is probably less than a cent on the BOM.
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by anamexis 6mo ago
Maybe I’m missing something, but once you’ve got durable state, don’t you get durable transport more or less “for free” with SSE and Last-Event-ID?
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by anamexis 6mo ago
Claude Design is very explicitly oriented towards product UI design. It's not trying to be a product that can make you a logo.
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by anamexis 6mo ago
The remote bootstrap script is not part of the exploit at all. It happens in iTerm locally without any ssh session. I just installed iTerm2 on a fresh machine (no shell integration installed), ran the exploit (generated the file with the py
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by anamexis 6mo ago
Wait, hold on. iTerm 2's "conductor" is listening for the special escape sequences, whether or not you are using the shell integration features. The exploit affects all users, not just ones who have installed iTerm 2's s
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by anamexis 6mo ago
I would say iTerm 2 has a pretty serious problem. A detailed analysis of the issue having a sentence implying it affects all users rather than many or most users is a minor problem.
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by anamexis 6mo ago
The entire article is "horribly written" based on that one overstatement?
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by anamexis 6mo ago
Or: - Use localization context to show the right order for the user - Display context to the user that makes obvious what the order is - Show the month name during/immediately after input so the user can verify
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by anamexis 7mo ago
Because the vast majority of users have no interest in learning how to safely vet apps and just want to easily use their computers and not worry about malware.
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by anamexis 7mo ago
The point of the CYA clause isn’t to prevent illegal activity or make the bank more aware of what customers are doing. The point is that when Bank 1 is defending itself in court, it has one additional thing they can point at when arguing th
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by anamexis 7mo ago
> But the default expectation (and therefore the design) should follow the practices of the language. If JS allows mutations on the objects passed to a function to be reflected on the parent, I believe frameworks should follow this parad
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by anamexis 7mo ago
I don’t know if I’d call it an idiom — rather I’d argue that in modern JavaScript, mutating passed objects is often an anti-pattern.
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by anamexis 7mo ago
Why is it a shame that companies safely maximize profit at the expense of expressive and novel design?
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by anamexis 7mo ago
The Data Privacy paragraph would suggest otherwise. > By default, Atuin AI knows nothing about your machine, other than the operating system and shell. This is the bare minimum required to generate a decent shell command. > It will so
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by anamexis 7mo ago
I have to ask -- why? Atuin has not gotten any worse at its core history search functionality. All of the new features are entirely opt-in. Why switch?
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by anamexis 7mo ago
And reminds me of my take: https://github.com/micahbf/halp Excited to use atuin ai though, especially as it gets more features.
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by anamexis 7mo ago
Claude Code Web does all of those things for me with the GitHub connector enabled. I did have a lot of song and dance to get the permissions right though.
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by anamexis 7mo ago
I have been working on a 100% vibe-coded magit-style jujitsu porcelain for neovim. I cannot emphasize "vibe-coded" enough -- I have not read a single line of code here, nor do I know much about neovim development in general. All t
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by anamexis 8mo ago
Right, so if they were able to get a discount in UAE…
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by anamexis 8mo ago
If all of the storage is used up by models, users will need to buy proprietary cloud storage for their own content.
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by anamexis 8mo ago
What point are you trying to make?
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by anamexis 8mo ago
Retirement is the withdrawal from active working life, i.e. having a job. It is not a US concept.
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by anamexis 8mo ago
> All the docs are already in its training data, wouldn't that just pollute the context? No - there is a reason that coding agents are constantly looking up docs from the web, even though they were presumably trained on that data. H
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by anamexis 8mo ago
"With instructions that would be clear for a reverse engineering specialist" is a big caveat, though. It seems like an artificial restriction to add. With a longer and more detailed prompt (while still keeping the prompt completel
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by anamexis 8mo ago
Why, though? That would make sense if you were just trying to do a comparative analysis of different agent's ability to use specific tools without context, but if your thesis is: > However, [the approach of using AI agents for malwa
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by anamexis 8mo ago
Why is that a pet peeve, though? Seems like a win/win.

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