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by bilekas 5mo ago
The bits that are flying the US flag are not allowed through. There are some blackbit transfers happening though with ACK's turned off.
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by bilekas 5mo ago
I would be fired for this. Probably not able to ask for a refenerce and forever be the butt of a joke between friends and colleagues. Seems like no big deal for CISA. Defunded really paying off now.
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by bilekas 5mo ago
It's fine guys, the DOW is at 50k.
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by bilekas 5mo ago
> After many years into coding I found out that writing the code was the toll I paid to get those decisions into reality. I'm happy they are having fun, but these takes are getting worse and worse every day, this is the equivalent o
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by bilekas 5mo ago
> Thariq has a very good post about preferring HTML over Markdown as an output format. I think that instinct is right I bet you do, working at OpenAI you get paid for more token use.
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by bilekas 5mo ago
I worry that in the not too distant future, the vast majority of people even semi interested in CS will be too dependent on LLM's. Like Assembly is not as common a toolchain, but people using LLM's as a replacement for every abstr
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by bilekas 5mo ago
> Last week I tried to migrate the Python Rich library into Rust. Because the original project already had a large unit test suite, I could set a goal like: migrate Rich into Rust, but it must pass all the unit tests from the original li
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An asteroid discovered days ago will narrowly miss Earth(cnn.com)
5 points by bilekas 5mo ago|1 comments
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by bilekas 5mo ago
Its literally in the README front and center. Requirements macOS (uses launchd for scheduling and Messages for iMessage) Node.js 18+ Playwright browsers installed
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by bilekas 5mo ago
Do Microsoft just do zero testing these days ? Not even an AB test to see how their unproven tech that they have invested billions in will behave ?
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by bilekas 5mo ago
I don't hear people debating which is cheaper, local or cloud run models. The conversation, at least what I hear, is a lot of the time users are not utilizing an awful lot of tickets all the time, those providers will be paid if you ne
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by bilekas 5mo ago
I love how its listed as "RTX 5090 Discrete' Sir that is anything but discrete!
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by bilekas 5mo ago
While you might not like the legacy media, the fact is they're still doing some work. That work needs to be reimbursed? If Meta and co create their own content, they're free to do with it what the like. I need to pay google maps f
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by bilekas 5mo ago
> Tired of this overregulation Why ? When the alternative is to let companies to whatever makes the number go up at the expense of everyone else, regulation is the only thing to protect normal people.
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by bilekas 5mo ago
It so nice to see megacorps not being allowed to whatever they like as in the US. The EU has regulations and standards. If you don't follow them you can't just try to sue the body. Just follow the rules like you're supposed t
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by bilekas 5mo ago
Ah I see, don't know where I got the impression they were setup in Ireland! Thanks for the info though.
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by bilekas 5mo ago
This is really cool, just for curiosity though is Stripe not considered EU anymore? I know it was created in Ireland and didn't hear anything about it changing ?
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by bilekas 5mo ago
> Intelligence is the new spec. No, it isn't. If you're making hardware product, sell me hardware thats worth it. No spec sheet, just AI pushing. Chromebook 2.0 where the chromebook was a browser for an OS. Not for me anyway.
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by bilekas 5mo ago
I came to say somethign simular actually. > Ah, baby, this is my senior developer. The avoider, the reducer, the recycler. They want to avoid development as much as they can. There are times when this is good, there are times when active
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by bilekas 5mo ago
Related topic from 2 days ago : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48084432 Bamboo not understanding the OS licencing when they themselves took from Prusa if I remember correct is pretty rich.
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by bilekas 5mo ago
If you can get that message across the right way, you're a better company man than me. There's always someone more important than me to say 'but this needs to be delivered first'.
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by bilekas 5mo ago
> Easy, it shows what is achievable if there is a high bar for quality in every single line of code that gets commited This is becoming a more and more overlooked/underrated feature. I genuinely believe it would be impossible in any
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by bilekas 5mo ago
Too many steps. Honestly just delete your account, the app and forget about it. After a few days the people who matter will text you or find a way to reach you and that's it.
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by bilekas 5mo ago
It's no impressive, it's scummy hiding news behind a paywal, they simple use some CSS trickery to set the height of the content to the size of your view, so there is nowhere to scroll to.
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by bilekas 5mo ago
I'm not sure how that proves I didn't read the article ?
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by bilekas 5mo ago
Ah okay, that makes a bit more sense. I read it wrong. Then the comment is absolutely fair.
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by bilekas 5mo ago
I don't think I understand what you mean, the "not particularly dangerous" comment was in relation to the vulnerability that was found right ? Surely they would know what constitutes a lower severity level.
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by bilekas 5mo ago
> The single confirmed vulnerability is going to end up a severity low CVE planned to get published in sync with our pending next curl release 8.21.0 in late June My mind still cannot understand the quality and refinement that's gon
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by bilekas 5mo ago
"I pay Claude, to use Claude, to write instructions for Claude, to review code from Claude" Have we all just given up?
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by bilekas 5mo ago
Again, that's a silly argument, when you're saying "It should have been done before" but at the same time saying "Europe spends way too much time and money on various Fintech pet projects." > If developing c

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