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by dboreham 7mo ago
True words. However the effort to impose modular data ownership is not to be underestimated. A monolith with a single database might cost 100X less to write and maintain than the equivalent services oriented system with isolated data stores
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CISA Urges Hardening After Cyberattack Against Stryker(cisa.gov)
5 points by dboreham 7mo ago|0 comments
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by dboreham 7mo ago
Because "stock price go up"?
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by dboreham 7mo ago
From my experience they are motivated by these two issues that you run into when using Claude Code (or similar tool): 1. The LLM is operating on more what you'd call "guidelines" than the rules -- it will mostly make a PR aft
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by dboreham 7mo ago
Similar ideas have been kicked around over here. One problem is that this seems like a set of features for GitHub rather than a stand-alone product (so no way to make money from it).
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by dboreham 7mo ago
Luckily Facebook has a web site, so it can be used without downloading an app.
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by dboreham 7mo ago
I use Starlink as a backup provider, have done loads of work to tunnel public IPs via it, automatically fail over traffic etc, yet had no idea they supported public IPv6 subnets until reading this article.
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by dboreham 7mo ago
That was easy.
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by dboreham 7mo ago
My personal experience is that people in the US feel much more entitled to consume medical services than people in the country I came from (UK). They are richer, but there's a cultural difference too.
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by dboreham 7mo ago
Obama had nothing to do with what's in the ACA. It was ideas from moderate Republicans (previously prototyped in Massachusetts under governor Mitt Romney), advanced on the basis that it would receive bipartisan support as a result. But
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by dboreham 7mo ago
Yes but if you're a bloke toking on your pipe in Lloyds Coffee House in 1713 you don't know that you already ordered a submarine to sink a ship you're placing a bet will sink...
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by dboreham 7mo ago
In the US there's also a non-zero chance that you'll be shot in a movie theater.
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by dboreham 7mo ago
You get a free education in entrepreneurship and leadership when you're born into the upper socioeconomic groups.
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by dboreham 7mo ago
Most insightful HN comment in recent memory.
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by dboreham 7mo ago
"Claude" is their chat bot product, so a peer of ChatGPT and used for everything. It by default uses their "Claude Sonet" models. "Claude Code" is their code-writing client application, which uses "Claude
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by dboreham 7mo ago
(2025)
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by dboreham 7mo ago
I'm not sure I'd leave something like this to an electrician. Or if so at least make that electrician be experienced in this field. I think you'd want an electrical engineer to be involved with the plan to some degree.
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by dboreham 7mo ago
EE living in a rural location here: transient related failures do happen in my experience. Rare but they happen. And I've known of people who had everything in their house fried. For me it's just been a couple of Ethernet ports. P
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by dboreham 7mo ago
Wait until you live in the same zip code with another person that has the same first name, last name and date of birth!
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by dboreham 7mo ago
In my direct experience this is mostly true.
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by dboreham 7mo ago
Everything you read is in service of someone's business model.
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by dboreham 7mo ago
This is widely promoted but not true.
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by dboreham 7mo ago
Fewer businesses. But that aside when people say regulations are costly without providing specifics typically they are upset they can't rip off the public, pollute the environment or perform other acts to the disadvantage of the popula
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by dboreham 7mo ago
Em-dashes in this article. What is described here is basically just CIDR plus NAT which is...what we actually have. At the time IPv6 was being defined (I was there) CIDR was just being introduced and NAT hadn't been deployed widely. If
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by dboreham 7mo ago
Also like this: https://codeassociates.github.io/conversations-with-claude/c...
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Show HN: An application stack Claude coded directly in LLVM IR(github.com)
10 points by dboreham 7mo ago|0 comments
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by dboreham 7mo ago
One potential reason for sessions being abandoned within 60 seconds in my experience is realizing you forgot to set something in the environment: github token missing, tool set for the language not on the path, etc. Claude doesn't prov
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by dboreham 7mo ago
This was always the case in the before times with humans. AI just pulls back the curtain on the delusion that code can and is being meaningful reviewed.
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by dboreham 7mo ago
"Can't fix stupid"
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by dboreham 7mo ago
4. Don't work in the corporate equivalent of The Hunger Games.

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