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by e12e 4mo ago
The article is a little one sided, as it doesn't touch upon MinID which is a government ID service, and Idporten which is an authentication service that allows use of different EIDs, like MinID and BankID. MinID is only considered &quo
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by e12e 4mo ago
I like to think of it like the difference between dropping a ball on a roulette wheel (get one random number/sequence of repeated) - vs dropping a ball on a carved topographic map, where valleys guide the ball to a particular outcome.
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by e12e 4mo ago
Ah, my bad. Wishful thinking going from GitHub to rails site. Rails minor versions are a bit odd imnho - but you're right 7.1 isn't under support anymore.
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by e12e 4mo ago
They seem to be on 7.2, which will get security patches until August this year: https://github.com/postalserver/postal/blob/8ef89606bc34146f... https://rubyonrails.org/maintenance Not great,
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by e12e 4mo ago
On a side note, for other helix users, I found two approaches to improve repl interaction from helix: https://github.com/a3lem/replink https://github.com/waddie/nrepl.hx
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by e12e 4mo ago
How so? I don't think anyone would consider Smalltalk to be homoiconic? But would consider it to support a repl-like development process? Smalltalk has system images - which AFAIK clojure lacks (as does python, ruby). I wonder if it wo
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by e12e 4mo ago
Curious what that would look like - and if javascript, ruby would benefit equally? How do you work with LLM and repl?
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by e12e 4mo ago
> Languages with a single way to do things benefit the most: Ruby I love ruby - but surely it's closer to Perl and "There's more than one way to do it" - than python which generally strives for "There should be o
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by e12e 4mo ago
That said, I appreciate a trivial rust program that does a simple job - as someone not quite having taken the time to learn rust yet?). I would probably not bother with the built-in cookies - if anything - have an option to "seed"
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by e12e 4mo ago
Seems overly complicated if the goal was a "simpler fortune" - a self-contained shell-script is perfectly capable of echoing random lines (I should know, I had one for generating email signatures). On the other hand, if all one wa
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by e12e 4mo ago
Odd, I'd imagine Wikisource (in many/all languages) would be part of training data for all LLMs with SOTA ambition? https://no.wikisource.org/wiki/De_knyttede_n%C3%A6ver
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by e12e 5mo ago
I was curious if the basic ai chatbots behaved differently - been a while since I tried the same prompt across models..: Apparently Gemini is the late night news anchor: https://g.co/gemini/share/3504289b8dc8 Chat
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by e12e 5mo ago
Any reason this can't be compiled to wasm and run in browsers that way? Networking (protocol) issues? Ed: I guess you'd need a way to run wasm in wasm, and a way to author wasm contracts - and there's not yet a wasm-hosted ru
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by e12e 5mo ago
I'd argue the LLMs certainly distribute copyright material. That's why it can do things like: https://g.co/gemini/share/20843b4609d9 Now, you could argue quotes are fair use - but can you argue the mater
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by e12e 5mo ago
Interesting project - but you need to add some information on where the data goes. As far as I can tell, code goes to some upstream ai provider (for installing, for analyzing). Telemetry goes to some provider or local hosted solution? And t
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by e12e 5mo ago
The catch is that if you don't know software development, you probably don't know what you need...
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by e12e 5mo ago
You jest, but combination of robotics and AI is likely the only constructive way to deal with the population getting older.
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by e12e 5mo ago
On the other hand - now it should be possible to tackle some of those one by one?
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by e12e 5mo ago
In addition to sibling comments, the author claims it also affects tpm+pin.
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by e12e 5mo ago
Looks like it triggers a debug modus which in turn replay filesystem transactions from transaction logs? https://infosec.exchange/@wdormann/116565129854382214
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Mystery Microsoft bug leaker keeps the zero-days coming(theregister.com)
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by e12e 5mo ago
Also announced on Google side: https://blog.google/products-and-platforms/platforms/android...
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End-to-end encrypted RCS messaging begins rolling out today in beta(apple.com)
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by e12e 5mo ago
> Anything with voice controls for routine use is a pretty tough sell. Depends on how many hands you've recently broken?
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by e12e 5mo ago
Does it play well with bitkeeper full disk encryption? Previous attempts at dual booting windows 11 on a laptop - I had issues when Linux updated boot alternatives - windows would demand bitkeeper recovery key input.
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by e12e 5mo ago
How do you do QA without locking a set of features?
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The Underlying Purpose of AI
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UK firefighters called to one lithium-ion battery fire every five hours(theguardian.com)
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by e12e 5mo ago
https://archive.is/9mCde
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by e12e 5mo ago
As an alternative to leaving this to an LLM I came across: https://github.com/infused/dbf/ I'm not sure what the article suggests - create a custom rust program that reads and writes to a given dbf file? Crea

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