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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
Hopefully other vendors will adopt GrapheneOS like Motorola is prepared to.
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
Motorola with GrapheneOS is an interesting prospect. The space is ready for disruption and the tools to do it are more available than ever. Maybe it will come from the EU. Who knows, but Google overplayed their hand, IMO. Also, let's b
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
I have never been happier to be a long time Linux user. Our systems are working significantly better than ever before and I have personally converted more people to Linux in the last year than the 15 years before that.
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
MITM
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
Readers don't care. Customers don't care about the internal details of the company.
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47434383
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
Private schools produce significantly better results that public schools. Public transport has been disrupted by private transportation options like Uber, Lime, etc. Public radio and TV is unused by the vast majority of people who use priva
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
The government does most things poorly and with little regard to budget or quality. They can't solve problems that are much simpler than cloud computing, so why should I expect them to perform better at a more complex problem?
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
I guess get busy contacting Microsoft or get busy using Open Source software instead.
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Ad-homineLLM: Are you wrong because you used an LLM?(blog.devrupt.io)
3 points by ddtaylor 7mo ago|0 comments
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
Anyone curious this is the same for Linux, except use xdg-open like this: $ xdg-open $(pages)
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
This seems like a chicken and egg problem.
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
I think this kind of argument is a modified version of an ad-hominem attack. When you disagree with an argument, you are supposed to address the argument itself, not the thing making the argument.
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
My only goal was to read the content that was linked and they put up a large full screen block.
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
What a day when people are praising XML because it can be used to help calculate a bloated tax code.
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
HN guidelines link
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
My plan with anti-patterns is to just turn away and move on to something else. People need to vote with their attention. If the content and information is important it will make its way to me eventually through a better channel. Yeah, it&#x
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
Literally couldn't figure out the anti-pattern for rejecting all of the cookies so I moved on.
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
This is a welcome change and do will update Ethos [1] in the future with an AI sentiment score. I created a separate project called LLaMaudit [2] that attempts to detect if an LLM was used to generate text, but it needs to be improved. [1]
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
Then we wouldn't get to virtue signal about the state of the software industry getting rid of all these starving artists. Posted from my software made with AI assistance.
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
HDCP does some of that already in many of your devices.
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
Almost all of social media right now is terrible. Each is a little faction of whatever echo chamber controls it mixed in with the most engagement hungry garbage you can imagine.
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
Reminds me of when a terrible person I don't agree with gets deplatformed. Historically freedom of speech has been defended by those usually icky things and silencing them often just makes them more powerful.
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
Most criminal activity is hard to change when it's already happening. There is no reason to mollify the problem further.
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
Blindly trying things without taking signals from outcomes of the past seems like madness. If you have evidence you have failed at walking many times, should you be putting your energy and efforts into running and jumping instead of continu
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
The strategy is to make outlandish claims and then have people "engaging" to "disprove" all of the claims. This strategy works as long as people are too apathetic and/or stupid to hold liars accountable. It works cu
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Fork Off: Surveillance States Need to Fork Linux Themselves(blog.devrupt.io)
57 points by ddtaylor 7mo ago|5 comments
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
This seems like a competitor to the Chromebook more because of the 8GB hard limit.
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
I kind of chuckled when I read the headline "GPT‑5.3 Instant: Smoother, more ..." LLM companies starting to sound like cigarette advertisements.
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by ddtaylor 7mo ago
Maybe we should turn these weekly posts into an actionable item we can use to move organizations away from this critical infrastructure that is failing in realtime.

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