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by dcow 2y ago
I don’t think it’s so insidious. People see real benefit and results from highly restricting carbs. Something is happening, it’s not just a fad. Sure, it’s fine to debate the pros and cons but to outright disparage it because there a comm
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by dcow 2y ago
I guess the takeaway is you can’t give equity to employees and also expect them to operate in a way that reflects the charter of a non-for-profit governing board.
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by dcow 2y ago
Furthermore, there is absolutely nothing preventing a human from turning on a dime, either. It’s happened to me with an extremely close and highly trusted confidant, first hand (luckily they recovered years later).
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by dcow 2y ago
What about the part where it’s explained that the employees coming forward gave the board the ammunition needed to act?
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by dcow 2y ago
Some of these include a nonce and/or are deployed over TLS to prevent replay attacks and avoid sending bearer tokens over the wire. AWS sig v4 and RFC7616 come to mind.
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by dcow 2y ago
Sign a nonce.
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by dcow 2y ago
I’m not sure NH is being flooded by anybody though. Sometimes the mood is just… right to let down your guard a little and digress into message board thread comics. And if it’s not, the newcomer learns quick.
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by dcow 2y ago
Like ray-e-ain
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by dcow 2y ago
https://lainchan.org/
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by dcow 2y ago
These are cherry picked. The vast majority of responses are correct and helpful. Keep that in mind when insinuating that people developing “AI Hype” are causing harm.
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by dcow 2y ago
The point here is about compliance. I agree it’d be stupid to pipe the output of an LLM to a terminal’s command line. But people are saying they can’t use iterm2 now because compliance says no AI and having an mdm-secure way to disable the
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by dcow 2y ago
But GitHub doesn't ship copilot as a separate binary. So the threat vector of “AI has no place in my VCS get it out it increases the surface area” is there. So it’s okay for github to have copilot but not iterm2 to have codesierge? Doe
643.
by dcow 2y ago
Is someone not using GitHub these days? Or web search? Or macOS? Or Windows?
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by dcow 2y ago
If you can use vscode in a compliance environment then you can use this new release of iterm2.
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by dcow 2y ago
Sure, but the gitlab thread is not respectful or constructive criticism. It’s a bunch of knee jerk users saying they can’t use iTerm2 anymore and overtly threatening and/or bribing the devs because they don’t like any product that inc
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by dcow 2y ago
Because you’re already using other software that has LLM integration. What specifically about this iterm2 impl makes the threat more real??
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by dcow 2y ago
Uhhh what? localhost to ollama is surveillance?
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by dcow 2y ago
No, most students don’t win entrepreneurial competitions and then get suspended. I guess I’m missing the point.
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by dcow 2y ago
Sure, but that’s not what was happening.
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by dcow 2y ago
This student was, from TFA.
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by dcow 2y ago
This is called advertising and selling your data to brokers. I'm very glad "autonomous software" is not tasked with figuring out how best to exploit my physical identity and resources to make $25/mo.
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by dcow 2y ago
the system video capture on macOS outputs a .mov not an mp4.
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by dcow 2y ago
You can also watch the video before sending the link…
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by dcow 2y ago
Of course you can do this. Loom does the conversion and compression for you automatically so you have an instantly sharable video. Saves me time. That’s the point.
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by dcow 2y ago
You don’t have to if you have the notion of an active unlock session. Have you ever used aws sigv4 for s3 buckets? Pretty ubiquitous example of signed requests in practice.
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by dcow 2y ago
Yes “passkeys” is a marketing term that refers to the consumer oriented subset of webauthn . You can colloquially refer to an individual key pair as a passkey, when used in this context.
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by dcow 2y ago
No. A _passkey_ is a syncable non-attested key pair used during wenauthn flows, by definition.
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by dcow 2y ago
https://passkeys.directory/ indicates that plenty of relying parties have implemented support for passkeys and I’ve yet to hear about any efforts taking 100 sprints (if TFA is to be believed that it’s 100x harder than a sin
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by dcow 2y ago
I don't think your assumptions are holding empirically, though. https://passkeys.directory/
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by dcow 2y ago
No. Passkeys aren't device bound but they are a challenge response protocol so no token transits the wire during auth flows. It’s why they are cryptographically more secure than a shared secret (token). However most implementations tak

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