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by dormento 2mo ago
Even if it won't be updated anymore, I would back it up just in case, you'd never know when medium is going on an incredible journey.
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by dormento 2mo ago
Anyone managed to reproduce it? I tried copying using Firefox on Wayland on Ubuntu GNULinux, then pasting on a Vim window. Nu luck, md5 didn't match.
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by dormento 2mo ago
Seems like nowadays the mantra is: - "Hey dev, why did you write bugged code?" - "It wasn't me, it was my LLM" - "Hey ops guy, why did you deploy and insecure env?" - "It wasn't me, it was my LLM
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by dormento 2mo ago
Good, can they please make their own RAM as well and leave some for the little people?
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by dormento 2mo ago
Agreed, though there's would be the inconvenience of having to update the Earth's rotation to take the new day length into account :P
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by dormento 2mo ago
Can't recommend enough! Max Miller's Tasting History is magical. It is not just a cooking show, i'd say it is 30% cooking, and 70% history. One of my favorite things on the internet.
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by dormento 2mo ago
Yeah it was a shame all the deaths and human rights abuse happened as well, but hey we can't let that diminish the glory of the world cup /s
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by dormento 2mo ago
> after they flew Falklands Island banner in England player's faces You certainly mean the Malvinas /s
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by dormento 2mo ago
True, "strange terminal commands" gave me such a visceral reaction. "Its GUIs that are strange, with their strange buttons in different shapes and forms".
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by dormento 2mo ago
Dreading the moment my doombot engages dishwasher-v4-flash:latest_q2
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by dormento 2mo ago
Ah, the gentlemanly 6 pool <3 But seriously, betting on stocks is not an "investment". This is like the first thing you gotta learn in order to not get gently-caressed over by the market. My rule of thumb: if it's not insu
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by dormento 2mo ago
Cloudflare spreads everywhere and kills the drive to do nice things. It is akin to a disease. The question is, what is the alternative to cloudflare? We've tried (to various degrees) user id, micropayments, device attestation... I&#x27
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by dormento 2mo ago
Since the current wave of "politicians", apologizing for one's mistakes is considered "woke" and "unmanly".
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by dormento 2mo ago
If these last few years have taught us anything is that what was once considered "implausible" has certainly changed. I'll leave it at that.
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by dormento 2mo ago
Ignoring the obvious joke about "random incidents" in schools regularly in America, is it not the case that the country with the most capacity to retaliate anywhere in the world would not be "demoralized"? I see the poss
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by dormento 2mo ago
There was a _school_ in thee exact location the school was in. Besides, when the expectation was to leave most of target selection to automated systems, one could arguably say that there was intentional targeting, due to the lack of human o
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by dormento 2mo ago
My very western country as well.
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by dormento 2mo ago
> build mode meh > companion mode on android :O
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by dormento 2mo ago
"you guys" assumes all people defending this """idea""" (i'm being far too charitable here...) are actual europeans and not a botfarm. (Cue the twitter profile origin country flag thing).
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by dormento 2mo ago
Please, at least include an option for a more legible monospace font. I couldn't follow what I think would've been an interesting article because of it.
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by dormento 2mo ago
"AI" is like "the cloud", in the sense that the average CEO cannot articulate exactly what it is, but it is essential for any future scenarios they can imagine. They don't know exactly how, but "isn't it o
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by dormento 2mo ago
In other words, the AGI hype kinda depends on AGI never being achieved. Billionaires don't want the worlds fundamental problems solved overnight for a simple reason: there's no money in that.
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by dormento 2mo ago
When you think about it, we're only "useful" to billionaires because we have something that they want, and that something is not called "work". Work is just that thing that people must figure out before they can gen
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by dormento 2mo ago
That is correct. Those pesky testers kept finding bugs and sending modules back to rework, when they could have been letting the users find those bugs by themselves on the cheap. /s
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by dormento 2mo ago
Of course, the _actual_ response to that should be to make the AI companies somehow liable for the massive disruption they caused (and still cause). But alas, we can't have nice things.
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by dormento 2mo ago
To be fair, anthropic models, when asked in chinese, also used to introduce themselves as deepseek sometimes. This is a limitation of the technology.
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by dormento 2mo ago
From my experience it _seems_ to be the opposite, no? HN skews heavily toward the SF signature vc-hype tech-driven-dev style, always chasing the new thing, sometimes to the detriment of everything else. Even if this style of development wa
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by dormento 2mo ago
> they can plausibly deny they set out to track you across the web using their OS Only the first time this happens, before it becomes clear to everyone that such mechanism can be used for tracking. After that... well I have this bridge I
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by dormento 2mo ago
INCREDIBLY buggier, no comparison. QA got it so bad in the current LLM-fueled carnival of stupid. Also, what would be categorized in the times of yore as a "lamer" has incredible free tools at their disposal, so vulnerabilities ar
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by dormento 3mo ago
Couldn't help but smile because "chato" in portuguese means "boring", and this seems very easy to set up and use. Here's to more boring software! :)

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