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by dawnerd 6mo ago
I’m confused as well. Did the author not consider the existing product line? iPads are not that expensive for the base model especially during the holidays.
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
A LOT of websites are tenants on WHM/CPanel hosts. Not to mention how many agencies use it for their clients Wordpress sites.
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
That's one way to get rid of our (US) pennies now that they're useless!
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
Code aside, most people don't even know how to describe what they actually want it to do, and LLMs are still a loooong way away from mind reading. I've seen developers struggle to even write down what they want. Simple demos like
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
Or npm being allowed to run arbitrary post install scripts
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
Realistically you should never use the registrars dns to begin with. But you can set your own dns with porkbun, I have customs dns on all of my domains. I especially have been doing that since the Namecheap hsts issue. Can't trust any
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
I dunno, if I spent even a couple years building something and could sell it for a million relatively quickly I probably would too unless it's something I'm really passionate about. I've sold side projects for waaaay less.
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
Have you tried to shift through a whole lot of vibe coded slop? It’s really mentally draining to see all of the really bad techniques they fall back on just to brute force a solution.
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
> Yes, my coding skills probably aren't as sharp as they used to be If not the tool then whose to blame? It’s very clear people that rely on LLMs for coding lose their skills. Just because you have a lot of parallel tasks going at o
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
Namecheap has had its own host of issues like a few years back breaking hsts and causing tons of sites to break for quite a while and their response was basically oh well. That incident along made me move my domains off to porkbun.
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
You’d be surprised how many enterprises use them. Also their managed hosting support is surprisingly competent. I’m not a fan of their service but some of our clients use them and anytime their servers have had issues support was quick to f
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
I agree except for the monitor attached part. There’s so reason my iPad Pro with that expensive keyboard and trackpad can’t run macOS. I had such dreams Of using it as a laptop replacement and all it’s ended up being is a very expensive por
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
I have been loving my new doctors recording and making everything available in the patient portal. No more trying to remember what they said. That’s huge, especially when dealing with elderly patients and being able to have their caregivers
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
That doesn’t mean they also can’t be wasteful. Fact is, Claude and gpt have way too much internal thinking about their system prompts than is needed. Every step they mention something around making sure they do xyz and not doing whatever. W
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
I see that with openai too, lots of responding to itself. Seems like a convenient way for them to churn tokens.
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
That DOGE info was a very small portion of the data and considering who it came from you have to take even that with a grain of salt. There's always going to be inaccuracies in any dataset, no avoiding that.
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
The problem though is when its from a gov agency it validates previous breach data making it more valuable.
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
Only works if everyone has to do it. Once you slice it into only a certain part of the population, it becomes an unfair class system. Example, rich and well connected people would never do it. If you say only men should do it, that's u
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
I stopped ordering after I realized most places were using ai photos and descriptions. It’s worse than the stock images they’d use in the old days. It’s actively lying about what an item is.
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
If I'm reviewing AI code, I don't want AI summaries. I want to be able to read the code and understand what it does. If I can't do that, the code the AI output isn't very good. In theory, your AI changes should be smalle
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
I use cloudflare to block bots and agents and they were able to scan still which is quite annoying.
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
It really is showing how dumb this whole bubble is when you can launch the same service that’s been around for decades but slap ai and agent on it.
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
This a last ditch effort to pop the stock a little so investors can get out?
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
Realized pretty quickly too. Then when I saw the related posts at the bottom being very recent sealed it for me.
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
It’s still a mess and any suggestions to fix it are met with hostility which is a shame because I’d love to use it. Last I checked there were still endpoints not behind auth that exposed stuff you’d probably not want exposed.
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
Adding to the list: postgres (or any real db) support. I’ve had to repair their SQLite db so many times. It’s so common they have a help guide on it too and folks have made automated scripts to do it for you.
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
Just about every exploited site I've had to deal with has been some form of crypto miner.
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
Yep exactly, goes both ways.
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
And in theory a future administration could do something like threaten to withhold funding to states that don’t prosecute.
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by dawnerd 6mo ago
Just dump the man movie + extras with makemkv and copy to my nas. Hardest part is finding a drive with compatible firmware to flash for uhd support (or just buy one preflashed I guess). It’s easy once you get the hang of makemkv.

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