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by badgersnake 6mo ago
It proves that at least some of the bugs exist, not that you need “new thing” to find them or that they even used “new thing” to find them. There was a story the other day about others finding the same bugs with qwen.
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
My fridge has it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mythos_Beer
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
No they complain about ipv4 because they’re worried about layers of cgnat introducing latency which for gaming is bad. Xbox live has had it for years because ipv6 means no nat and lower latency. It’s been there since at least the 360.
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
I don’t know why you’re downvoting, it’s a fair question based on the above comments.
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
Wait what, they took donations to pay a team to build a mail client and had them build an AI thing instead? Or have I got that wrong.
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
Guess you didn’t read it.
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
AI is certainly getting a lot of milage as an excuse for doing bad things. Wanna sack a load of staff? - AI Wanna cut your consumer products division? - AI Wanna take away the source? - AI
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
Getting the requirements right was always the hard part. Hence agile.
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
Then don't use it in those environments. Agile is not a silver bullet, nothing is.
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
Yeah, astonishingly wrong in just about every way (except race). If anything, I think I'm less worried than before.
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
It’s a subset of a subset. The sets being (FreeBSD users (with laptops (who can be bothered to write about them on an obscure wiki)))
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
Phone snatching has been a problem, but it seems like the police have got on top of it of late. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c20vlpwrzwdo
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
> Flight from London is happening. That’s more to do with cost of living. Rents and house prices are insane.
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
I’ve lived here my whole life and I’ve never seen any knife crime.
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
It’s all got a bit ridiculous. You can seemingly lie as much as you like on video sharing sites with zero comeback.
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
The zero copy that zero copied unencrypted blocks onto encrypted file systems was genius. It’s almost like they don’t test.
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
> Screw Meta and their anti-human business model. Let’s not forget they’re also behind all this age verification BS.
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
If you can’t buy a fast one, then it’s slow. It might not be slow forever, but it’s slow now. I’d love to see an open ISA that is fast. But I don’t understand why the industry decided to start over with RISC-V when the compilers and toolcha
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
Seems fair, as long as they also DMCA all the infringing code people have used Claude to generate.
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
Same problem, low volume
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
So you did GraphRAG but your graph is a filesystem tree.
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
RISC-V is slow though
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
Yeah, that’s because nobody is building them so they have to use IBM server chips.
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
Power is open. But nobody wants to build power devices for some reason.
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43692390
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
Unnecessary CT scans mean unnecessary radiation exposure. This is a direct harm to the “patient”.
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by badgersnake 6mo ago
Therefore it’s okay, is that your point? Because I don’t think it is.
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by badgersnake 7mo ago
I get the same result for A&A, but frankly I trust them more than some random site with (apparently) an axe to grind.
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by badgersnake 7mo ago
Another boring AI hype article. “The next model will be the one. Trust me. Just one more iteration.”
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by badgersnake 7mo ago
Faux-nostalgia ragebait gets clicks.

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