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by e12e 4mo ago
Drones might hunt down enemies running away from the target site, while a missile would only destroy the target - and those not abandoning their post?
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by e12e 4mo ago
They can both be bad. One way in which automated drones might be considered bad, is (if) they cannot accept surrender - but are used in scenarios where human operators could. "No quarter" is a war crime.
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by e12e 4mo ago
In addition - the docker compose example doesn't set up any data volumes for the postgres instances - that might be considered a bug? Then again, sharding on a single host probably isn't very useful anyway - but it might work with
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by e12e 4mo ago
Yep: https://downdetector.ca/status/googlegemini/
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by e12e 4mo ago
Maybe take some inspiration from wap?: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireless_Application_Protocol Although with supercomputers in wrist watches, I'm not sure we need a new standard - html and css works fine acros
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by e12e 4mo ago
I came across this as a Facebook memory today, and saw it had a fairly recent turn on hn a couple of years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39358317 But clearly that was before LLMs captured the zeitgeist - I'
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Mastering Programming (2016, 2024)(tidyfirst.substack.com)
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by e12e 4mo ago
I meant more like: 0 8 * * 1-5 claude -p "Fetch my unread emails from the last 24 hours, identify urgent items, and provide a bulleted summary." >> ~/desktop/daily_email_summary.txt (Courtesy of Gemini, no
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by e12e 4mo ago
While not trying to recreate the infamous dropbox comment - if you already have Claude code, are on Linux - can't Claude write a cronjob/systemd task that invokes itself for you?
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by e12e 4mo ago
So use RDP? https://www.xrdp.org/ (Or x forwarding over ssh, or waypipie if you only need to access a gui application, not a desktop).
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by e12e 4mo ago
Interesting write up! Have you been able to extract libraries or tools from this project yet? If so how was that experience? That is, do you see yourself releasing a metric harness, or sub-projects that are equivalent of ActiveRecord, zod,
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by e12e 4mo ago
I'm using beeper - and it really lowers the mental overhead of tracking messages for me - I have some people on signal, some on messenger, some on sms, some use dms on discord. It's great to have a single app that shows notificati
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by e12e 4mo ago
It's back up again - so far no comment on the blog: https://blog.neocities.org/
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Neocities Down(status.neocitiesops.net)
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Microsoft's Project Solara is an Android OS designed for agents instead of apps(arstechnica.com)
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by e12e 4mo ago
You might want to look at: https://unsloth.ai/docs/get-started/fine-tuning-llms-guide
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by e12e 4mo ago
Ah. You're assuming we're not living in a simulation?
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by e12e 4mo ago
I'm happy you got better - but isn't healthy diet, moderate regular exercise and good sleep hygiene staples of traditional medicine?
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by e12e 4mo ago
Sounds like: https://www.ironlace.com/
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by e12e 4mo ago
And Google?
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by e12e 4mo ago
Wiping out a VM, server or workstation should not really be a problem - just restore from backup. Silently corrupting files, that goes undiscovered until after backup window closes, and data exfiltration are the immediate, serious risks.
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by e12e 4mo ago
Wow, listening to the article [a], with the flat, tinny AI voice - it's hard to shake the feeling that this is satire. And in the YouTube video, I think I glimpse the AI delegating and assigning work to the user (hey, you should review
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by e12e 4mo ago
I read the readme that way too - a table with included utils with conflict status, and a list of intenationally excluded utils. But the rest are in there: https://github.com/microsoft/coreutils/blob/3fa7aaf832
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by e12e 4mo ago
Are you aware of: https://docs.racket-lang.org/sweet/index.html
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by e12e 4mo ago
How long did it take from the first macro virus until the industry accepted that "we can't have nice things (at this cost to security)" - macros were defaulted to off everywhere? How long until the industry accept the risk LL
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by e12e 4mo ago
The css zengarden works fine on phones? https://csszengarden.com/ Granted, then you're talking 2003.
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by e12e 4mo ago
The Ars Technica submission might be better (I've not read TFA): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48309492 They basically trained a neural network on the data they got from the SSD - and recorded data with other we
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by e12e 4mo ago
... And looks like cosmopolitan libc wraps landlock for unveil, in addition to implement pledge.
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by e12e 4mo ago
Apparently someone tried wrapping landlock in unveil: https://clehaxze.tw/gemlog/2022/04-02-landlock-unveil-experi... https://github.com/marty1885/landlock-unveil
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by e12e 4mo ago
From above your quote: > The only officially-supported operating system is OpenBSD, as this has considerable security features. And below your quote: > This is possible (I think?) with FreeBSD's Capsicum, but Linux's securit

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