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by devmor 1y ago
Incident report published: https://status.cloud.google.com/incidents/ow5i3PPK96RduMcb1S...
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by devmor 1y ago
Not just GCP. AWS and Cloudflare too. Did someone screw up BGP again?
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by devmor 1y ago
I’m sorry for your loss, stranger. I lost my father to cancer last year as well - the medical system failed him, his pain treated as exaggerated and his symptoms ignored until it was far too late. There’s no win for our dads, but I hope the
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by devmor 1y ago
As the AI growth cycle stagnates while valuations continue to fly wildly out of control and more and more of the industry switches from hopeful to a bearish sentiment, I’ve started to find this genre of article extremely funny, if not pitia
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by devmor 1y ago
I would agree, Qwen3 is definitely the most impressive "reasoning" model I've evaluated so far.
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by devmor 1y ago
and the jobs of developers that want to schedule another breakout session to discuss the pros and cons of a 2-line change.
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by devmor 1y ago
Does it matter? A success rate of 0.007% is practically a statistical error. It signifies that the method is not feasible regardless of individual factors.
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by devmor 1y ago
To some degree this is true, but it's cost-benefit analysis rather than being uncrackable. Denuvo is so invasive that software exploits aren't worth the effort (or risk on behalf of the user), and physical exploits are sold instea
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by devmor 1y ago
Are you confusing the term "treatment" for the term "cure"? Symptom relief is a type of treatment.
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by devmor 1y ago
Your analogy doesn't really apply to anyone with type 1 diabetes, which is an autoimmune disorder and roughly 10% of all diabetes cases. A lifestyle change cannot fix type 1 diabetes. Additionally, partial remission in type 2 diabetes
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by devmor 1y ago
Oh god this looks like a horrible, visually indistinct mess.
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by devmor 1y ago
Yep, that’s one thing I noticed pretty quickly. I had more energy and slept better when I ate a good macro balance and worked out.
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by devmor 1y ago
The former - the ultimate goal was to get myself comfortable with eating in a way that would keep me at a stable weight and stick with it. I knew this was going to be the hardest part of the lifestyle change, so I opted for a more difficult
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by devmor 1y ago
Yes, macros were key as I was doing a pretty intensive 4-day HIIT program at the time. I actually aimed strictly for my maintenance calories as I was burning 700-900cal in exercise per workout day. Was very hard work, but rewarding. It took
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by devmor 1y ago
Eating out, especially in the US, is horrifying when you look at serving calories. Why does every major restaurant feature individual meals with a caloric intake of an entire day’s energy?
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by devmor 1y ago
As someone who lost nearly 100lbs (about 45kg) calorie counting and working out, this was a big part of it. It also just made me cognizant of my bad eating habits. I’d absent-mindedly snack on something, go to log it, then think “wait, why
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by devmor 1y ago
When did they have control of the senate without a BD being the lynchpin?
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by devmor 1y ago
I would suppose that the Democrats would remove the policy regardless of who was in charge.
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by devmor 1y ago
Not entirely - the article doesn’t explain it well, but from what I understand, one of the new features allows developers to prevent apps not installed via Google Play from using the device enclave. Meaning if you want to use say, a financi
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by devmor 1y ago
Why would Apple, the incredibly profitable, cash-happy company that could arguably be called the most successful business in the world, choose to take on billions of dollars in debt and the responsibilities of physical infrastructure mainte
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by devmor 1y ago
I have never seen an LLM with that function - if you have created one, you would likely be a shoe-in for a nobel prize for breaking down language barriers across humankind. I think you are just misrepresenting the capabilities of an auto-tr
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by devmor 1y ago
Not compute addition - understand that addition is a function of numbers conceptually. About 30% of US adults do not have the basic ability to conceptualize the relationship between whole numbers.
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by devmor 1y ago
I would rethink this decision. Localization requires understanding intent and adjusting terminology to apply non-literal interpretations to convey meaning; this project uses an auto-translator.
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by devmor 1y ago
Try standing in line at a grocery store and listening to people get upset because the amount is much higher than they thought it would be. You will hear statements like "But how is it $43? I didn't buy anything that costs more tha
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by devmor 1y ago
> manually computing arithmetic is not necessary to reason about numbers It absolutely is. If you can't add or subtract, what reasoning are you doing that is worthwhile?
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by devmor 1y ago
For some reason, every hardcore AI proponent I hear from resorts to gaslighting and namecalling to convince everyone it's so useful for everything. When that doesn't work, they start inventing hyper-specific scenarios and graphs w
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by devmor 1y ago
I have been evaluating LLMs for coding use in and out of a professional context. I’m forbidden to discuss the specifics regarding the clients/employers I’ve used them with due to NDAs, but my experience has been mostly the same as my p
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by devmor 1y ago
I did not call Buddhism a sect. I stated that most of the west perceives all of Buddhism as the same sect (of Buddhism).
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by devmor 1y ago
No - I am noting that there are several sects of Buddhism with very different practices and cultural norms that even vary by regions claiming to practice the same beliefs. For example, if you look at Thai Buddhism during the era that produc
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by devmor 1y ago
The west in general has a warped view of what Buddhism is thanks to popular media framing all of it as the same nonviolent, humble, peace-loving sect.

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