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by badatnames 5d ago
I'm also not personally a fan of Ansible, but to claim it doesn't really work is quite breathtaking given the size of the installed base.
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by badatnames 5d ago
It reminds me a bit of what Ansible got right: user communication. The underlying tech may have existed for a long time, but the genius is presenting it to a regular developer in a way that reads "yes, even you can understand ML, just
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by badatnames 5d ago
Everything is always better with more YAML, are you perhaps new to this industry? Next we also need an instruction style guide and CoC. It's important to treat your agents with respect. I almost forgot, the YAML template meta-language
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by badatnames 7d ago
Please give us a hyper general cookie consent popup dismissal add-on :)
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by badatnames 7d ago
This is crying out to become an Excel or LibreOffice Calc add-in
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by badatnames 7d ago
What happened today ?
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by badatnames 8d ago
You know it's underdeveloped because everything is described as "basic" or "simple". There's no such thing in any complex design, yet somehow for all his purported seniority, he keeps pumping out designs using
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by badatnames 8d ago
Where "basic" follows a highly nuanced alternate definition, where if you step out of line without realising it, you lose 3 days debugging a complex undocumented interaction between 4 enterprise crapware daemons only to find out t
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by badatnames 9d ago
...or 40 and divorced
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by badatnames 12d ago
Utterly moronic. We support the freedom of the Iranian people by forcing them to install a local government root CA in every browser. I mean at this rate they won't even have to buy their monitoring tech from China any more, just an ol
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by badatnames 17d ago
I imagine they're doing this due to capacity issues or somesuch. They can always relaunch Pro later, meanwhile a little ricered benchmaxxing of their existing flash model provides a temporary cover story. They certainly aren't sil
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by badatnames 25d ago
I think the most enjoyable part of this is to have written it in the characteristic long-form Zitron wall of text style while still managing to pack almost the whole text with meaning, which is entirely the opposite of Zitron style.
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by badatnames 26d ago
Look at that subtle off-white coloring, the tasteful thickness of it. Oh my God, it even has a schematic
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by badatnames 29d ago
Why do I always find interesting new Twitter accounts just as the person is leaving :)
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by badatnames 1mo ago
Ha - I saw this, but took one look at the slopfest README and it sorta scared me away. Will give it a go thanks.
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by badatnames 1mo ago
Curious what MCP setup you use? I'm not sure which one I have wired up, but I have to restart Ghidra every time I change file. I think it's either LaurieWired's original or a fork of it
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by badatnames 1mo ago
You should find an excuse to offer 3D printed extruded pelicans from various models as awards for something. I have no idea for what, but the idea captivates and I'd love to win one somehow. They'd be collector's items in a f
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by badatnames 1mo ago
DS4 Flash absolutely kicks ass for reverse engineering and bug hunting. Almost no point in considering paying for a bigger model, although it's possible the stuff I've fed it (wide variety of older DOS/Windows stuff and devic
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by badatnames 1mo ago
Using codex every day, in spite of which, I hope some day providers will just start naming their offerings small/medium/large, a bit like we eventually started doing in software testing. Trying to remember what Sol is or why it&#x
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by badatnames 1mo ago
Looks like an awesome release, but the smell of AI from that post is horrid. Here is a wild idea: is it really so hard to edit out sentences structured and punctuated like this - it's so painfully obvious and distracts from the content
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by badatnames 2mo ago
There is plenty of historical data, $100k is a steal for as long as situations like Iran persist. And now he is incentivised to ensure they do persist. Our fearless leader, ladies and gentlemen.
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by badatnames 2mo ago
They were too small for this to be a meaningfully sized purchase for AMD, there's real risk they get sucked into a team that ultimately delivers sqat, not to mention the chances of anything being delivered in an even remotely consumer-
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by badatnames 2mo ago
Well so much for that dream. Guess we can look forward to picking these up ex-enterprise on ebay for under $5k a pop in a decade or two
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by badatnames 2mo ago
If CADA passes in its current state I doubt we'll be banning Chinese models any time soon. I think most people misunderstand the extent of the permanent damage caused by Trump
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by badatnames 2mo ago
Never worked with a security department that volunteered pretty much anything. Anthropic and OpenAI's meanwhile, they have simultaneous timed releases in the BBC and FT and presumably a dedicated PR manager. Whoa there Amodei, are you
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by badatnames 2mo ago
I've looked at doing this in Europe before, interest-bearing completely changes the classification of the prepayment. I didn't dig too deeply, but the general gist was that regulation-wise it really wasn't worth doing for a r
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by badatnames 2mo ago
> the security is actually pretty good I had a slightly different read.. their CTO replied directly and in an affirmative manner. It's amazing how the human touch helps align and build understanding. How many of these have you read
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by badatnames 2mo ago
There's no need to, the 50 foot view is simply that many alternatives exist and they mostly fall into 3 meaningful weight classes with comparable performance among each class's members: too expensive to use indiscriminately, too b
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by badatnames 2mo ago
I can't remember the last time (if ever) a company managed to go from golden goose to.. whatever this is.. so quickly. The permanent defensiveness in his presentation is really hard to swallow, it actively puts me off wanting to believ
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by badatnames 2mo ago
This is not the Vercel ad they think it is.

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