digitalPhonix

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by digitalPhonix 2mo ago
> DigitalOcean is a business Business typically need to pay invoices for services they asked for?
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by digitalPhonix 2mo ago
So whoever industrialises before there's scientific consensus on climate change gets to keep the benefits of their pollution and those who don't have to somehow skip that part of the tech tree and jump straight to renewables/
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by digitalPhonix 2mo ago
I think you’re deliberately being obtuse. The rights holders that got a settlement out of Anthropic spent two years and probably a fortune fighting in court. If that’s “easy”, then sure, this is a solved problem and there’s no point discus
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by digitalPhonix 2mo ago
What does "weighted" mean in "emissions pre 1950 and post 2000 are weighted completely different"? The chart you're responding to has no weighting, 1 tonne of CO2 produced is 1 tonne of CO2 produced regardless of wh
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by digitalPhonix 2mo ago
The shenanigans AI companies have been up to recently (including boasting about criminal behaviour hacking other companies) without repercussions is pretty good proof that it isn't "easy".
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by digitalPhonix 2mo ago
Did you read the article? It's saying that DNSSEC as an implementation to prevent MITM is flawed; other solutions that protect against MITM are proposed.
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by digitalPhonix 2mo ago
> so passionately about the reverence of `co.uk` It's not reverence? I think that you're missing that it was a requirement. Basically every country (that followed ICANN's original rules) does this: .com.au, .co.nz, .co.jp,
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
It already doesn't work. > Weckert tested the shirt using Yolo, an open-source, real-time AI object detection system. Tested one of the images from the article here: https://playground.roboflow.com/models/ultral
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
No one making statements has an incentive to tell the truth though (in fact, they're all incentivised to keep proclaiming the RAMpocalypse will never end). Producers (Samsung, SK Hynix etc.) will not say "prices expected to drop&q
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
I'm not sure what you're arguing? I'm responding to: >> This way, LLMs add a bunch of comments, but it doesn't affect your actual experience in trying to read the code by saying that at least reading the code and g
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
I think “This way the code stays readable/debuggable by humans” is a proof by example (not that the generated comments are necessarily bad). If the human can read/understand it well enough to comment it, then it is readable by hum
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
And wouldn’t that be noticed pretty quickly?
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
Pi and a lot of other harness don’t include date/time (mostly for cache reasons) so this seems like a moot point? Unless the model can somehow reliably make a tool call to get the date (which would be suspicious and also easy to mock o
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
Gross Domestic Product is measuring *domestic* output, so adjusting for *domestic* pricing makes sense. Measuring it in a foreign currency doesn’t without accounting for that is just answering “how many iphones can country X afford” (handwa
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
Wait, how was it illegitimate? That's not an argument that I've heard.
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
I would say even smaller; but more than 90% of those SLAs will have explicit remediation and compensation clauses, hence “usually” wrt. to negotiating an SLA.
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
Depends on the SLA. Usually you negotiate an SLA to cover much more than a refund of the missed service targets (but with a fixed/known ahead of time cost for breaching the SLA).
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
> Servers have to run, transactions settled, fraud detected and the system protected against cyberattacks. For years, the government has helped compensate banks and payment firms for providing a service that has effectively been treated
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
> Multiple Profiles > Firefox has robust profile support which creates completely separate identities. If you have a Work profile and a Personal profile and want to sync each, you need separate Mozilla accounts for each, though. Depen
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
Police have the strongest worker's unions in the country...
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
I knew before opening the page that it was someone in the police department. I remember talking to a Seattle PD officer about how they could consistently earn more overtime hours in fortnight than there are in a fortnight with the right sch
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
> “Have it done by a week from today”, he ordered I’m glad judges are sick of their feet dragging. I’m sad it’s not happening to Apple too though.
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
That’s answering why use a text based UI. GP is asking why we’re stuck with TTYs (the typewriter interface) as the mechanism for applications to draw the text based UIs.
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
They are actively losing customers to less hostile options (mostly macOS, but also Linux). They already know it's a problem: https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2026/03/20/our-com... So it is
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
This. Also, I think reading the exact same sentence structure, style and voice everywhere I go is getting mentally taxing. Before I could read different articles, posts and emails on different topics from different authors and read a variet
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
I used to be mostly indifferent on LLM generated writing and didn’t understand why it bothered people (especially on HN) so much. Either a switch in my brain flipped or something is making them all sound like they’re perpetually trying to m
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
I've started email the customer support of pages that have overzealous CF settings saying that it's a pain and that if they want to keep me as a customer they need to fix it. Most give a canned response of "we can't do a
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
That's my point - GSL is NOT MSVC only, it's a general purpose library and NOT a standard library implementation of a toolchain so any compiler is expected to be able to compile it (it also explicitly targets clang & gcc).
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
> The fundamental and defining property of football Are you sure it's not that you use your foot to manipulate a ball?
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by digitalPhonix 3mo ago
Herb Sutter's comment on why it's ok is confusing to me: > Regarding the use of UB internally: It's okay and if anyone is worried about it the use of UB is benign on the platforms we target (e.g., they don't involve h

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