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841.
by cedws 1y ago
Nothing says we’re the good guys like “we’ll do whatever it takes to sandbag our competitors.” Of course, we’re the benevolent ones who will only use this tool for wealth and prosperity.
842.
by cedws 1y ago
At this point it looks to me like something is seriously broken internally at AMD resulting in their software stack being lacklustre. They’ve had a lot of time to talk to customers about their problems and spin up new teams, but as far as I
843.
by cedws 1y ago
Something adjacent to what I do now I guess. AI will need humans to run its datacenters, maintain its hardware, design its chips for the foreseeable future. I'd like to think that I have the intellectual ability to pivot into something
844.
by cedws 1y ago
Wasn't the point of passkeys that they aren't exportable and are device/hardware-bound? If you can export your passkey and use it on another device then it's just an autogenerated password, no?
845.
by cedws 1y ago
The most plausible scenario is that the aliens came to Earth, took the form of humans, worked their way up into the higher echelons of government, then spread FUD to obfuscate their existence.
846.
by cedws 1y ago
After how long do they expire?
847.
by cedws 1y ago
Forget Linux containers on Mac, as far as I’m concerned that’s already a solved problem. What about Mac containers? We still don’t have a way to run a macOS app with its own process namespace/filesystem in 2025. And with all this AI st
848.
by cedws 1y ago
Finally, a competitor to Red Star OS.
849.
by cedws 1y ago
Trump is good at revealing the cracks in US democratic process, or lack thereof.
850.
by cedws 1y ago
Nakamoto was a genius to have the foresight to hide his identity.
851.
by cedws 1y ago
And if you say no, make plans for next time. As a Gen Z I’ve noticed a lot of people my age will always decline, never take initiative in making plans, then wonder why nobody hangs out with them. I’ve started using what I call the ‘two stri
852.
by cedws 1y ago
Lot of people using ChatGPT as a therapist. I tried it but it was too sycophantic.
853.
by cedws 1y ago
Snowdon, in his biography, recalls working with other 20-somethings in his work at the NSA. They abused their access egregiously. They were looking at people’s nudes and stuff.
854.
by cedws 1y ago
UK is bad, but Japan salaries are worse.
855.
by cedws 1y ago
Not that it makes it any better but I wouldn’t be surprised if the NSA had a beam splitter siphoning off every byte going to OpenAI already. Don’t send sensitive data.
856.
by cedws 1y ago
This was submitted 4 hours ago and has 8 points. The last submission maxed out at 2 points. I think the lukewarm reception says it all - I don’t really understand this product. It’s a shared Copilot chat? It feels like their strategy is to
857.
by cedws 1y ago
Goodhart's law, and because there are code paths not worth testing.
858.
by cedws 1y ago
Test coverage as a target metric is stupid.
859.
by cedws 1y ago
Meh. Zed agent with my ordinary GitHub Copilot license works fine. Don’t see why I would pay an extra $180. Shallow ROI analyses don’t really tempt me.
860.
by cedws 1y ago
I don’t know how these people don’t make their own skin crawl. Sounds like scum of a human being.
861.
by cedws 1y ago
Could you briefly explain your workflow? I use Zed’s agent mode and I don’t really understand how people are doing it purely through the CLI. How do you get a decent workflow where you can approve individual hunks? Aren’t you missing out on
862.
by cedws 1y ago
I hope social media is flooded with this kind of content that sows doubt about authenticity. It’s the only shot we have at training people that seeing is no longer believing. If we don’t educate the masses about this now, particularly the o
863.
by cedws 1y ago
It’s coming soon. I can feel it. It will start segueing into NordVPN and BetterHelp ads at the end of its responses. You know what else could help with this? Would you like me to sign you up for a NordVPN free trial using code OPENAI?
864.
by cedws 1y ago
Introducing women to a group of men completely changes the dynamics, and vice versa. Genders have fundamental differences, and it's human nature to act differently in the presence of the other. Consider also that men may not be willing
865.
by cedws 1y ago
The reason the registry sucks is the same reason desktop operating systems generally suck: it isn’t sandboxed. Applications should not have a global view of the system and other applications. They should have their own container where they
866.
by cedws 1y ago
I mean, sounds cool, but without backtesting that 2% could be just noise.
867.
by cedws 1y ago
I read the "Network State in One Sentence" page. Is there a real world example of this or is this just fantasy? The only thing I can think of is drug cartels.
868.
by cedws 1y ago
It wasn’t on the name alone. As another pointed out his name is a German noble name. A quick Google search revealed that he went to private school, had a C64 as a child, and his parents owned a candy factory. Not what I would call a standar
869.
by cedws 1y ago
He went to private school, which he himself calls a “great privilege” according to his Wikipedia page. He was bought a C64 as a child. How is that not privileged? Did you even read it?
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by cedws 1y ago
I don’t get it - why not just tie the ticket to a name and address at time of purchase? Then verify that matches the person using government issued ID upon entry?

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