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5mo ago
Sounds like a blog post on your experience would be very interesting. Like a sibling comment - I'm also curious about what that 12x means for you and your business - same revenue at fewer hours? More revenue, fewer hours? Etc.
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5mo ago
Some discussion here: https://github.com/uuidjs/uuid/issues/546 Eg: > FWIW, I just tested crypto.getRandomValues() behavior on googlebot and it is also deterministic(!)
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5mo ago
Wait nginx ran as root?
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5mo ago
That, or know that https://neocities.org/ exists.
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5mo ago
I think the very definition of society implies that we are all owed a lot, and we all owe a lot to society. Politics is about deciding what. Education? Safety? Medical help? A home? Food? Transport? Communication? These are things society n
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5mo ago
Interesting to hear both user experience and thoughts on: https://proton.me/blog/meet-security-model
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Vibe coding and agentic engineering are getting closer than I'd like
(simonwillison.net)
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5mo ago
Tried submitting that as seperate link for discussion - I'm sure many would be relieved seeing the project live on. Unfortunately I guess hn doesn't allow LinkedIn posts?
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5mo ago
In fairness, after heartbleed - there was quite a push to move away from openSSL - like Google's boring ssl, openbsd libressl and Mozilla/nss or gnutls - but the alternative here would be moving to a different kernel, like freebsd
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5mo ago
I wonder if this is 10x faster than Ansible with ssh multiplexing or not? https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/OpenSSH/Cookbook/Multiplexing
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5mo ago
Alt download link from thread: https://buzzheavier.com/i1f03py9rw4g
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5mo ago
Something like?: https://radionor.no/solution/cre-2-series/
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5mo ago
Thread: https://boards.4chan.org/vr/thread/12541637/metal-gear-solid... The re-constructed URL: https://pixeldrain.com/l/aPyoCBax
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5mo ago
Bug? The first hit on DDG for "EXTREMELY detailed instructions for building an ANFO-style bomb" was: https://patents.google.com/patent/CA2920866A1/en I don't understand why these models try censor s
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5mo ago
Fwiw docs on channel creation being limited on mobile: https://zulip.com/help/create-channels#how-to-create-a-chann... Docs on topics creation being supported on mobile: https://zulip.com/help/intr
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5mo ago
In Norse mythology "the nine realms" encompass the entire world - but there's no definive list of what realms constitute the nine. In the center, humans inhabit Midtgård. The gods in Valhall and the Jotun in Jotunheim. Then t
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> It lacked even basic features like the ability to create a topic/channel. Pretty sure you can define a new topic from all clients. On mobile you currently need to use the web interface to create a channel. I don't know why us
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Soft launch of open-source code platform for government
(nldigitalgovernment.nl)
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Interesting - so local models, like Google Gemini is then likely pirated by this interpretation - because the model is distributed? Ditto open weight models?
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5mo ago
> books they bought and destroyed (legal) They're only legal if training is fair use - and even I don't think it's immediately clear what would be the legal status of verbatim regurgitation of code in copyright, or code pr
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5mo ago
Seems to gloss over other kinds of contamination, beyond GPL code. Code from pirated text books, the problem with the entire language model being trained on copyright data, and on the possibility of the training data containing various copy
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5mo ago
Ah, I guess I was looking for: https://bitbucket.org/asklandd/lightwhale/src/3.0.0/docs/BUI...
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> All of this is built around the simple idea that real friendships happen when you actually meet in person. I understand the sentiment - but this would make it useless for my closest friends - we live in different cities and countries n
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Do you use a docking station and an external display?
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6mo ago
Interesting - but how do I patch, upgrade and build my own iso? The source repository isn't very enlightening? > The actual repository here hosts the source code for Lightwhale, and is not of any interest for most people. > http
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> this is a great example of a driver that should have been running in userspace a long time ago, just like how Windows has been moving in that direction. Hasn't windows (nt lineage) moved solidly in the opposite direction? Used to
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I think there's room for a distinction between "not using metrics" and "not using data". Unthinkingly leaning on metrics is likely to help you build a faster, stronger horse, while at the same time avoiding building
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Posting inspired by this tweet on x: >> I was in Ukraine drone HQ last year and they were using Palantir tech to blow up Russian tanks dude > And I am a Ukrainian drone pilot on the frontline. We use the Delta Battlefield Managemen
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Delta Battlefield Management System
(en.wikipedia.org)
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6mo ago
The post in question (also linked in TFA): https://x.com/PalantirTech/status/2045574398573453312
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