chanux

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by chanux 5mo ago
It may not stay that way for various reasons. Maybe bringing down from China may not make sense anymore.
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by chanux 5mo ago
FWIW: https://theconversation.com/china-surpasses-us-in-research-s...
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by chanux 5mo ago
The visionaries know better than us. They've known better for a long time now.
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by chanux 5mo ago
> Later is never. We all knew that. AI will do all the "later" things we could not do and the civilisation will flourish. :')
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by chanux 5mo ago
An important thing can (and one may argue will) be overdone AND hvlfvssed stealing oxygen from another important thing. While I'm glad you posted this point of view/framing which honestly needs highlighting in the name of a better
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by chanux 6mo ago
I have a feeling that this post is good enough reassurance for big money corps. Long live Github under MS!
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by chanux 6mo ago
Here's the track for this moment https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuNyMxLlVig :)
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by chanux 6mo ago
There are certain things that are too obvious to some person at a given time. Hence they would not consider it's worth documenting. Some of those things are important bits and pieces of the theory[1] of the program. [1] https:/&#
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by chanux 6mo ago
> When bean-counters took over the ecosystem [...] in their mind, every part of the system needs to be firing at 100% all the time. This is only fair, because they themselves are firing at 100% all the time IYKWIM ;)
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by chanux 6mo ago
We already have the tech for this. It's large! j/k
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by chanux 6mo ago
TBF I went in expecting a novel OS.
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by chanux 6mo ago
I would argue the blind copy pasting, cargo cult orgs are less likely to be helpful anyway. But I get the point, it's a numbers game so any and all usage can help catching issues.
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by chanux 6mo ago
On forced password resets, the NIST guidelines are clear. But alas, this kind of news travel very VERY slowly it seems. Even the large organisations that "care deeply" about security seem to miss the memos. Gets my goat all the ti
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by chanux 6mo ago
I think delta chat is a counter example.
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by chanux 7mo ago
Bretton Woods, Petro dollar and Lindy effect?
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by chanux 7mo ago
Whenever I have to call an IVR system for support it puts me in a blood rage 98 out of 100 times. This space is the ultimate dark pattern mine field. My common interactions were with banks and telco companies. Absolute trash. I'm prett
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by chanux 7mo ago
Even though MacOS is not terribly better, it's good enough. Add to that the new cheaper macbook and it must inspire pause in the great folks at Microsoft.
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by chanux 7mo ago
With the goodwill and mindshare they earned, it does not feel impossible. Perhaps OpenAI is aiming for a more compelling suit of things for penetrating enterprise (I'm just speculating as I go here).
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by chanux 7mo ago
Good guy Google must have published the numbers of scamming incident due to current software installation setup. I appreciate if some good samaritan can link to it.
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by chanux 7mo ago
> (Amazon could not even find enough desks for the 350,000 corporate employees it ordered back five days a week) but decisively. I wonder if they can fit they people in available desks by now (After the layoffs).
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by chanux 7mo ago
So this is a common tactic. I have experienced management assigning people to multiple projects, vaguely acknowledging a time split. The moment the actual work starts people have to go 100% on all projects. This is normal.
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by chanux 7mo ago
Maybe it's up to taste. Maybe the QC fell badly after some time.
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by chanux 7mo ago
Bear with me, I'm adding some nice pictures to this thread. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/gallery/2026/mar/05/pict...
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by chanux 8mo ago
At that level, pressing shift probably affects efficiency. /s
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by chanux 8mo ago
I recently had the misfortune of looking into email delivery to help a small business. I came out tired.
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by chanux 8mo ago
I Appreciate the sentiment and yet in spirit of balance: "Science moves forward one funeral at a time" - Max Planck
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by chanux 8mo ago
It's almost like rusty'ol wisdom and youthful energy are actually a good combination to have!
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by chanux 8mo ago
What a noble cause good sir. It's inspiring and I shall steal this idea and do whatever I can to move it forward!
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by chanux 8mo ago
Besides rampant failures in communication and skills allocation, wild U turns of requirements were (sometimes, not even real business requirements) were holding back corporate environments doing a decent job. With AI, I can only see the rat
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by chanux 8mo ago
Just enjoy the "good times" powered by other peoples money.

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