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by dev_l1x_be 2mo ago
In many cases it is bad to publish this info because they might come after you. There used to be a company who shielded the “researcher” from the legal consequences, can’t remember the name though.
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by dev_l1x_be 2mo ago
Or Korean IoT products. The ones I was working on had insane approach to security.
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by dev_l1x_be 2mo ago
Not surprised, many of these vendors are doing crazy things, insane defaults, broken security, hardcoded values. Security is not a priority, I get that, but at the very least some baseline check would be nice (no hardcoded credentials for s
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by dev_l1x_be 3mo ago
Is there a party that supports no bail?
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by dev_l1x_be 3mo ago
The brain is the most cholesterol-rich organ in the body. While accounting for only 2% of body weight, it contains roughly 20% of the body's cholesterol. It is essential for nerve cell communication, learning, and memory.
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by dev_l1x_be 3mo ago
Are you seriously suggesting to cut into pharma profits?
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by dev_l1x_be 3mo ago
You should check which part of your body has the most cholesterol.
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by dev_l1x_be 3mo ago
The insulation is the easiest to add to old buildings. Red bricks offer better thermal insulation than dense standard concrete. Because of their porous clay structure, red bricks absorb heat slowly during the day and release it at night. So
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by dev_l1x_be 3mo ago
Exactly. There are other languages that can do that or worst case you can implement it yourself (not sure how hard that is).
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by dev_l1x_be 3mo ago
Imagine a programming language that has physical measurement unit support so this could have never happened.
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by dev_l1x_be 3mo ago
This is exactly what we did with houses, buildings. We had perfectly functional 100+ years old fully functional, gorgeous buildings and we replaced those with brutalist concrete/glass barely functional garbage.
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by dev_l1x_be 3mo ago
Also they would need to adjust the refund it with inflation.
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by dev_l1x_be 3mo ago
Rust/Go rewrite when?
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by dev_l1x_be 3mo ago
Zig is a pre-1.0 language while Rust is post-1.0. This alone is settles which one to pick for may developers. The library support is probably favours Rust too. Rust build times are much slower than Zig, I get that, but I rarely optimize sof
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by dev_l1x_be 3mo ago
Finally we have a strong use case for Fable.
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by dev_l1x_be 3mo ago
Is this open source?
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by dev_l1x_be 3mo ago
At some stage people will realise that with AI companies like Anthropic the product is data. The moat you can build in the AI era is having data that nobody else has and using internal (private use) LLMs and not leaking out your data for sh
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by dev_l1x_be 3mo ago
They read the Epstein files and reacted quickly.
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by dev_l1x_be 3mo ago
Did anyone try to prompt hack this setup?
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by dev_l1x_be 3mo ago
GLM produces pretty decent websites.
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by dev_l1x_be 3mo ago
I am not sure how much this changes the landscape.
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by dev_l1x_be 3mo ago
Alibaba did a research on Anthropic capabilities? Interesting.
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by dev_l1x_be 4mo ago
Any country that does not use nuclear using less energy dense alternatives. Compressing controllable energy production should be considered one of our top priorities.
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by dev_l1x_be 4mo ago
> Has anyone taken these open weight models from China and stripped the CCP out of them? The CCP is not influencing my Rust code quality that much. Though I did notice all my lifetimes are now 'static because nothing is ever allowed
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by dev_l1x_be 4mo ago
This is post Jobs era typical Apple.
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by dev_l1x_be 4mo ago
It is vibe coded in Rust. :)
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by dev_l1x_be 4mo ago
The cancer of p50 users having comfy housing, 2 cars and a life. Almost all of the efficiency gains move to the 1%.
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by dev_l1x_be 4mo ago
Again?
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by dev_l1x_be 4mo ago
He was also warning against the followers, myths, institutions, and power structures that turn a talented person into an untouchable savior. Sounds familiar?
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by dev_l1x_be 4mo ago
It was dead from the get go, agents need tools the do not cate about the details that much

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