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by canyp 4mo ago
I second this. My website exposes a cgit and 99% of the traffic now is AI scraping the sources, but the load is nowhere near DoS territory. And this is running on the cheapest VPS I could find. Not saying I'm not annoyed by the scrapin
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by canyp 4mo ago
Looks like arsTechnica mastered the clickbait. The title is misleading, the first sentence contradicts it, the claim is false (there is stock), and even if it weren't it's irrelevant without knowing inventory size. I can think of
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by canyp 4mo ago
Why? You are still giving up privacy. There is 0 reason to be using Meta products, let alone pay for them.
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by canyp 4mo ago
Seems absolutely unhinged. I don't know who'd pay to doomscroll AI-generated slop and fake news. $49.99 for the top plan, lol.
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by canyp 4mo ago
I had cynically done this sort of tokenmaxxing for a while as a burnt offering to the token-hungry non-leadership. Eventually I got tired of it and got back to work.
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by canyp 4mo ago
Very interesting story and also hands-on walkthrough of PCA.
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by canyp 4mo ago
Source: https://www.theregister.com/security/2026/05/28/microsoft-0-...
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by canyp 4mo ago
It was never about security. '"Secure" boot' is older than this and was the same trick, they would ideally not allow you to boot anything that wasn't signed by them. It is already very frustrating that you have to g
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by canyp 4mo ago
Maybe dang can respond. I am curious if this was flagged by users or just censored by mods.
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by canyp 4mo ago
Non-linear feedback with literal stalls, yikes. Some people should not be allowed to make a website.
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by canyp 4mo ago
I constantly battle this dichotomy where I care about the work I do but I also cannot possibly care about the corporate model, given 0 ownership of flawed processes across the org and the looming layoff that'll happen any day now. Some
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by canyp 4mo ago
This is the game to be decompiling in 2026. Many good memories.
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by canyp 4mo ago
It's the new deal.
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by canyp 4mo ago
I don't dispute OP, but Adam Smith's premise was that the free market and "invisible hand" were meant to benefit society as a whole, and the minimal government intervention was there to enforce that. Therefore one could
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by canyp 4mo ago
Not OP but a progressive tax generally scales non-linearly to tax higher brackets a higher %. So then you have an increasingly lower / decreasing incentive to make even more money. Many countries already have a progressive tax on inco
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by canyp 4mo ago
Why is "rationalist" suddenly a pejorative? I am definitely out of the loop. I assume it is used pejoratively only by self-labelled idiots?
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by canyp 4mo ago
How isn't this the actual link in the post? Have to go through all these loops and hoops and the post doesn't even link to the source from what I can tell.
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by canyp 5mo ago
H1-B (I think H1 generally) is dual intent. https://fam.state.gov/FAM/09FAM/09FAM040210.html
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by canyp 5mo ago
Sometimes I squeeze in an hour or so a day to read. Living on the edge, looking for the next dopamine hit.
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by canyp 6mo ago
You're absolutely right.
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by canyp 7mo ago
It's almost like they are about to rediscover taxes.
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by canyp 7mo ago
How? Labour mobility sounds like easier visa applications. Free flow would mean you can go from one place to another without a passport (you can do this currently within the EU with a EU ID.)
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by canyp 7mo ago
Peak Windows. Everything went downhill from there.
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by canyp 7mo ago
Should have gotten an MBA instead of a BS.
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by canyp 8mo ago
L2? I'm hot L1 material, dude. But I like your and OP's analogy. Also, the productivity claims are coming from the guys in main memory or even disk, far removed from where the crunching is taking place. At those latency magnitudes
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by canyp 10mo ago
Interesting that the previous post was flagged. You may or may not find the list useful, but flag? Did it hurt some sensitivities?
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by canyp 10mo ago
I wonder how this guy implement a ray tracer, then. https://github.com/chunky/sqlraytracer
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by canyp 10mo ago
Does it take that much funding to make such a poorly-secured system? God, these guys must be real noobs.
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by canyp 10mo ago
Right, because cameras exposed to public Internet access without authentication cannot at all be used to aid in crime. You must have very little imagination to not see the irony of your own comment.
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by canyp 10mo ago
Soon the only way to assure your readers that your writing is human is by calling them a motherfucker in the opening sentence. But then, you'd only be sure that the first sentence was legitimate and not the rest of the article. That is

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