baby_souffle

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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
> So yeah, they break, but they are (or used to be?) quite cheap to fix (and this was one of the super thin 13" xps) I had a slim XPS13 and IIRC the headphone jack was on it's own little board. That makes it quick/easy&#x2
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
> they're going to have to start selling future chips that cannot possibly be physically produced. This is already happening with gpus, no? Tsmc and McDaniel capacity are sold out into the future. Data center that might not be need
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
> How should they know that your bot belongs to a potential customer and not to a competitor surveilling their prices? That's the thing; they can't, really. Best we can do is compromise; allow bots and rate limit them. Maybe so
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
> Obviously the solution is to restrict the stores to a small, government-licensed list of apps that are known to be safe and regulated. I've been curious about the north korean mobile OS...
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
The physical cost of installing definitely dominates the conversation but there is a reliability component as well. If you have a dedicated point-to-point fiber it's only one backhoe needed to ruin your day. If you have something like
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
I get your point but neither the Play store or the Apple app store are devoid of malware.
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
5.6 medium is pretty good at implementing moderately complicated things as long as you've done a good job specking out the types and the API contracts and acceptance criteria. I can pretty easily burn through my weekly quota over sever
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
> Stuff like calendar appointments would count, knowing you have things scheduled at specific moments or tasks to do, go grocery shopping, etc, todo lists in otherword So ... most people. > That's basically all self-generated stu
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
> For home automation, I went with ZWave and do not regret it at all. It's been rock solid and I've never felt the need to get a dongle to debug the traffic. That's because zwave requires everything go through certificatio
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
> If this is the case, they probably outright do not want you as a customer. Almost certainly! No eComm site wants the cautious shopper that's done their comparisons and knows price trends; they want the impulsive people with a line
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
> I would love some pointers to read up on this, what are some examples of this? Genuinely, not being a troll or ironic There's a "look what I built!" thread every few days on the /r/homeassistant sub and the hom
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
> I don’t see the sliding scale - if the website didn’t want a bot they could have blocked you. The point is that not all bots are bad. Assuming as much / implementing policies to that effect won't block all bots but it _will_
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
And if you thought the GitHub actions hybrid mix of JavaScript templates embedded in yaml was a nightmare, I have bad news for you with respect to ADO pipeline configuration documents...
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
I've helped lots of people with home automation Network build outs l; the biggest factor is the RF environment. If you're fortunate enough to not be battery constrained at most endpoints and can put a high quality Wi-Fi access poi
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
> Outsourcing your security to a big brother leads to all kinds of problems like planned obsolescence and spying. But, won't somebody think of the children! _sigh_.
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
> (for whatever definition thereof) See, that's why this can't be solved technically. Pornhub has a decent amount of sexual health material on it so there's an argument to be made for allowing teens access to at least part
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
> How? Phones are already locked down pretty hard But never well enough, it seems. If you can't revoke the token then I'll just sell mine to whomever needs it. Kids will beg/borrow/steal their parents / older sib
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
> - Ask it to update the skill to warn it against making that mistake again Yep! I have a canned prompt that basically boils down to "scroll up, read through and give me the top `n` things that were difficult..." and more often
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
> Not as described. There's no location info in that path Ip address and general time of day will tell you a lot about location. Not street level, but country or state level. > UUID passing the age check does not need to be re-si
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
> All that psych testing Facebook have used for evil, can also catch bugs and loopholes faster than kids can figure them out What would be the incentive for meta to deploy that against their own self interests? > Will it be a constant
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
This can’t work because it creates a market for people that have an ID that cleared gates to lease/borrow to those that can’t.
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
GitHub actions doesn’t really make you a js shop
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
Will there be a public one?
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
I don't think asics specific to a specific model or even model family are likely to be commodity hardware anytime soon. It's extremely expensive to build that and you'll be at least two major model generations behind before y
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
> While most don't, there are developers who actually do understand systems from end to end The last time intel made a CPU where the entire thing could fit in one persons head was probably the 8086 or thereabounts. There is no one d
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
It can't possibly be an inevitable future. Something this would be super easy to game. From their perspective, it's code running on an untrusted third person/adversary's computer... If only last 40 years of computer hist
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
Isn't a docx a bunch of formatted files and metadata inside of a zip container already? Yo dawg...
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
> Setting your preferred password/passkey manager on Android 17 to 1Password works fine in Chrome and Firefox to log in to any site, presenting passkeys managed in 1Password I went to `github.com` in chrome (not my default browser)
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
Yes, but the line between "reasonably quiet" and 100% isn't a step function. If these do end up in Home Labs, it's going to be a server rack in the basement and not the server rack at the other end of the room.
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by baby_souffle 2mo ago
> On Android 17 (on Pixel) you can select the password service under Settings -> Passwords and passkeys -> Preferred service. I have this set to my password manager but I still can't _use_ the pass-keys in my password manager

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