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by buildbot 4mo ago
So the AI agent had privileged access to remove 2FA, ignore the account email, and just hands accounts to whoever asked? Honestly that’s so highly negligent I wonder if the implementation team for that “feature” was intentionally trying to
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by buildbot 4mo ago
I don’t think this is true. HN was well known to CS people in my undergrad and I’m barely a millennial.
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by buildbot 4mo ago
This was true over 20 years ago when I was in elementary school - I don’t know anyone who really played the game, most people just collected the cards. Magic the Gathering was always both though, you collected good/rare cards & pla
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by buildbot 4mo ago
Yep, I did this for my little DGx spark cluster because 100-200gb copper cables are very thick, heavy, and annoying.
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by buildbot 4mo ago
Not that it super matters, but random hadamards for quantization have been a thing since way before turboquant. https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.00456
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by buildbot 4mo ago
Meanwhile in Washington, an unknown number of people where killed today in a paper mill “white liquor” explosion today…: https://www.opb.org/article/2026/05/26/longview-chemical-exp...
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by buildbot 5mo ago
I vote the Vista wallpapers personally; feels just right.
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by buildbot 5mo ago
As much (fairly well deserved) hate as Tahoe gets, the video wallpapers and transparency are such a fun Windows Vista vibe I get nostalgia. Time to set this up with the Vista waterfall wallpaper and reallllyyy feel like it’s 2007!
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by buildbot 5mo ago
Maple Valley in Washington was allegedly 118 too - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2021_Western_North_America_hea... Super fun considering relatively few homes in western Washington have AC…
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by buildbot 5mo ago
Snap, for like 15 years at this point: https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/gcp/snap-maintains-up...
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by buildbot 5mo ago
I think that post quantum encryption methods might be in this category but I am not knowledgeable enough to say either way. One issue though with making a one time pad trivial to copy - how do you authenticate that you are allowed to read?
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by buildbot 5mo ago
As neither (despite my username) this makes me sad
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by buildbot 5mo ago
Would have been interesting if not very AI generated :(
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by buildbot 5mo ago
There’s a video on the first link of a landing in Belgrade that’s deeply funny. “We departed late and arrived early, A Boeing 737 would never be able to do that” “Why are you reading out numbers to me like I am an old man”
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by buildbot 5mo ago
Titanium-Boron nano thermite is easily the most SciFi thing I have read today, and apparently Aluminum-Teflon nano thermite is also a thing.
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by buildbot 5mo ago
It would be nice if they extended their external services the same behavior…
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Why does it take so long to release black fan versions?(noctua.at)
778 points by buildbot 5mo ago|301 comments
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by buildbot 5mo ago
Honestly an AI model might be fairly okay at this?
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by buildbot 5mo ago
Same, just had two fail, in a qnap 100gb switch with a reasonable level of cooling… Meanwhile the 100g optics are actually doing just fine!
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by buildbot 5mo ago
How common is this? In scouts we often did this, jumping into alpine lakes where you could see a glacier melting across the water. We were also told that to treat heatstroke tossing someone in the lake and then treating for shock was somewh
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by buildbot 5mo ago
Only a little bit of touching for the really expensive one. The Credo 50 was less than 1K though. Also Phase One Support/Repair is absolutely phenomenal and unless you toast the sensor; repairs are “fairly” economical.
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by buildbot 5mo ago
Dicks in Seattle is currently only 5.75 for the deluxe; everything else is less! And IMO, very good for the money. https://ddir.com/menu
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by buildbot 5mo ago
This 1000% - I’ve used AI to enable SSH in one Phase One digital back I own, and to reverse engineer and patch the firmware on another to make the back think it’s a different back - Credo 50 to IQ250! The internals are literally the Sam.
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by buildbot 6mo ago
Anyone also seeing Active Directory/Entra issues?
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by buildbot 6mo ago
Also prevents you from messing with it too much, as any substantial change requires draining and refilling your loop.
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by buildbot 6mo ago
Not really the case in any of the high cost of living cities - when I graduated undergrad in the mid 2010s, my peers where getting offers from Microsoft for 100-120K for their standard out of school dev positions, Amazon was better as was A
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by buildbot 6mo ago
Verilog is not the best and that’s not even the worst part - tools like ISE/Vivado and Quartus are even worse! It’s really amazing that at least there are some fully open flows for FPGAs these days, unfortunately they don’t support sys
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by buildbot 6mo ago
Sensors this large do exist! https://www.servethehome.com/stmicroelectronics-makes-a-18k-... There’s also (maybe) http://largesense.com
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by buildbot 6mo ago
Hopefully not with Morning Light Mountain as well.
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by buildbot 6mo ago
SDF inspired me to start setting up my own retro computing lab for fun; to experiment with actual working history is very entertaining! Since SDF mostly has older systems ( https://wiki.sdf.org/doku.php?id=vintage_systems:sta

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