anygivnthursday

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   by anygivnthursday 5mo ago

   Secure boot and disk enryption are not that unusual nowdays
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   by anygivnthursday 6mo ago

   Yeah, they are good at applying generic patterns, but often it can be overkill/YAGNI that lead to more maintenance work in places that are fine with a much simpler/straightforward solution. But this is what the engineer can decide
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   by anygivnthursday 6mo ago

   > enjoy the process This means different things to different people, lot of people enjoy the process of engineering solutions with LLM agents, build out tailored skilled, custom approaches that make up their own flavour "agentic&quo
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   by anygivnthursday 6mo ago

   > It might depends on what you mean by a container? The article was about Podman and Linux namespaces
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   by anygivnthursday 6mo ago

   But you also cannot just handwave the difference by "it's a continuum". I did not use absolutes, but said "VMs are _better_ for security", which already implicit about a "continuum". Containers are mostly
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   by anygivnthursday 6mo ago

   Or running their Claw scraping HN comments periodically for their mentions.
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   by anygivnthursday 6mo ago

   Containers were never a security boundary. VMs have better isolation, which is why people choose them for security. Containers are convenience and usually have better performance.
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   by anygivnthursday 6mo ago

   https://github.com/microsoft/azurelinux
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   by anygivnthursday 6mo ago

   Often enough to switch to a different port to drastically cut down the noise, most bots probe the defaults.
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    by anygivnthursday 6mo ago

    Is Iran already a vibe war or those are just coming?
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    by anygivnthursday 6mo ago

    Also in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47919835 with the original announcement
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    by anygivnthursday 6mo ago

    It also feels like another nail into the coffin for our attention. Smart phones, IM, notifications and new media has already destroyed a good deal of it, AI seems to be doing that to coding. Do more, faster, just ask the AI, dont spend your
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    by anygivnthursday 6mo ago

    Or Google Maps our ability to navigate when GPS signal is lost
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    by anygivnthursday 6mo ago

    > Up to now, having an API that deletes the whole volume, including backups, might have been acceptable It was never acceptable, major service providers figured this out long time ago and added all sorts of guardrails long before LLMs. O
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    by anygivnthursday 6mo ago

    This is just v1, next release might add eye movement, pulse and brain wave tracking to train ZuckNet.
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    by anygivnthursday 6mo ago

    Ah, I must be living under a rock, thanks :)
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    by anygivnthursday 6mo ago

    And next we could have mandatory security patching for 5 years to make it worth replacing the battery on an old phone. I would say right to repair should apply to the firmware/OS as well.
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    by anygivnthursday 6mo ago

    I had to quit after a couple of paragraphs, I cant read such AI slop anymore :(
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    by anygivnthursday 6mo ago

    The point is that you have verify it yourself. Like you wrote: "check to see of the query produces what you want" Otherwise the LLM can just write tests against whatever it wrote and not what is expected. This happens often with t