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by baobun 1y ago
Neat, thanks for sharing! Minor feedback: rebinding "logs" from "l" would leave the door open for "vim navigation" (hjkl) without conflicting with defaults.
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by baobun 1y ago
> A and Ä Coincidentally, the expected position of "Ä" can vary wildly. Is it an umlauted A, normalized as AE, or a distinct letter coming after Z?
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by baobun 1y ago
Llama is also proprietary and not open source.
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by baobun 1y ago
You're in a bit of an echo chamber, I believe. The concern is real and valid. It just doesn't get spammed to death nearly as much as embracing narratives.
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by baobun 1y ago
Do you also expect to stop paying for transport services since leased self-driving cars will take you everywhere in The Future?
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by baobun 1y ago
Altman measures "achievement of AGI" in purely economic terms. Nothing to do with "consciousness" or "intelligence". Once global revenue tied to it hits x00M$ (or xB$ if they want to keep pushing and "adju
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by baobun 1y ago
Do you even `%` to navigate to matching ()[]{}? Often useful to jump straight to function end from signature, lispy paran-nests, and so on.
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by baobun 1y ago
You can drive a dGPU/eGPU on many of these either over USB/TB or breaking out PCIe directly. (That said, the featured chip runs many recent games fine on high/1080)
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by baobun 1y ago
Avoiding vendor lock-in would be one.
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by baobun 1y ago
FreeBSD?
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by baobun 1y ago
More likely that TP-Link is shit at and neglecting product security and this is being taken advantage of. TP-Link firmware for consumer devices is terrible and should be avoided even if that's not entirely deliberately malicious.
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by baobun 1y ago
> Privacy Policy > 1. Information We Collect We collect the following types of information: [...] > Data you input through the app, including filled forms and saved snippets. > We only collect the minimum information necessary t
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by baobun 1y ago
It's interesting to note how a large faction of mainstream news-media has shifted significantly or ceased their complicit selective silence like this on Gaza/Israel coinciding with Trump-Gulf relations becoming publically and offi
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by baobun 1y ago
> Larchevêque said the last 12 months saw 50 attacks around the world targeting people involved in cryptocurrency. Of those, 14 were in France, he said. I'm personally aware of more than one successful "crypto-robbery" (me
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by baobun 1y ago
It's a valuable observation but not necessarily the right or only conclusion. Seeing reality in new light is one thing. What you do with it is another. When a new insight you get into The Game triggers a reevaluation of your strategies
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by baobun 1y ago
"LLM(s)" is already established for a lot of the contemporary. "Generative language models" also fits. "Generative ML" if you want to be more generic.
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by baobun 1y ago
Internal segregation. If inplemented properly perhaps these specic employees wouldnt have access to all that data in the first place.
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by baobun 1y ago
You should look deeper into JWTs and what you can do with them. Sounds like you are on the way to reinventing them.
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by baobun 1y ago
For such a sensitive use case with supposed focus on user control and privacy: Why not open source with self-hosting the backend as an option? > Family Folder uses industry-standard encryption to protect your data. Your information is pr
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by baobun 1y ago
Mind elaborating?
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by baobun 1y ago
LibreWolf, except: - Stricter privacy defaults and less calling home/out - Trust the user and allow customizations like dark mode when ResistFingerPrinting is enabled (default) - Some further configurability like Sync and Auth endpoint
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by baobun 1y ago
Step 0: Don't AI comment
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by baobun 1y ago
This comment is an example of what GP said. They're just a (self-admitted) casual troll and you'd do better to dismiss them instead of emotionally overinvesting in their comments. In this case the troll is showing you a rare act o
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by baobun 1y ago
It really is a bummer that we still can't clone over IPv6 in 2025. So annoying to have to set up (and pay for) IPv4 egress proxy on so many build systems and servers just because of this. https://github.com/orgs/co
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by baobun 1y ago
Oh yeah. Supply-chain risk is still a thing too and defense-in-depth is not a bad strategy. Physical isolation simplifies a lot of this. This class of attacks isn't (as) relevant for single-tenant single-workload dedicated machines.
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by baobun 1y ago
How is this not a core part of your strategy prior to engaging customers? Risk management and liability is what compliance contracts are all about, no? I'm a bit incredulous it sounds like you are seriously considering going in blind w
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by baobun 1y ago
Which you wouldn't do on an internal load balancer or database server, right?
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by baobun 1y ago
> "can you really trust accounting software not to make mistakes? Won’t there be edge-cases in mortgage underwriting that software might miss, but an experienced underwriter would catch?" The proof is in the pudding: the world
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Y Combinator's Little Tech Summit was a bizarre snapshot of DC(theverge.com)
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by baobun 1y ago
> but I am saying that companies that care far less about data security already have my phone number Not mine and it sucks that this means I'm not welcome as FireFox contributor anymore unless I move countries just to register a mon

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