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by ec109685 3y ago
Whitelisting doesn’t limit expressiveness at all. It’s part of their build system so it’s a very easy issue to address (especially if you are okay with a manual mapping file).
902.
by ec109685 3y ago
This founder has extreme views and full of hyperbole: https://twitter.com/amasad/status/1504092244168478728?s=20
903.
by ec109685 4y ago
Anyone can watch the traffic go back and forth and see all the hypermedia urls that are present in the response, just like they could hypothetically see the graphql console. However, the smart way to implement graphql is to map queries to a
904.
by ec109685 4y ago
This article is so hard to parse. What exactly are the requirements of their desired api solution, both functional and non-functional and how exactly does each approach solve them? Instead, it’s a meandering journey to their already chosen
905.
by ec109685 4y ago
Eventually the “happy path” will simplify. AWS is spending all its time going up market wooing enterprises, but if there is money to be had at the low end, they’ll go after it it. Beyond AI, I don’t see any upcoming paradigm shifts, so what
906.
by ec109685 4y ago
YouTube premium lets you avoid most ads without having to frequently go to the bathroom or install extra software.
907.
by ec109685 4y ago
It’d be a stronger vote if you just didn’t watch the professional videos.
908.
by ec109685 4y ago
Obviously this author has their biases, but shouldn’t a hiring / promotion committee be able to cut through this and find “the best teachers” for their students, and incorporate these factors you’ve outlined. Similarly in the corporate
909.
by ec109685 4y ago
Yeah, sorry for confusion. AWS Lambda.
910.
by ec109685 4y ago
One of the most privileged processes on the system and no unit or functional tests need to be updated with this change. Sigh.
911.
by ec109685 4y ago
I don’t understand how these small companies can compete with the big clouds ofer time. They aren’t offering anything fundamentally different than each other or the big clouds themselves. At some point, Lambda will offer GPU’s on their inst
912.
by ec109685 4y ago
The most frustrating point in the article is the footnote: https://acoup.blog/2023/04/28/collections-academic-ranks-exp... If you don’t get into the right undergraduate program, you are likely doomed to never
913.
by ec109685 4y ago
50% cheaper than OpenAI compared to what?
914.
by ec109685 4y ago
This headline is totally editorializing. Stick with the source one. “Introducing Lamini, the LLM Engine for Rapidly Customizing Models” So much click bait in the LLM space.
915.
by ec109685 4y ago
Good point. And I meant it should not be an unsolvable problem. Was thinking along the lines of Model B training off of non-infringing work from A. All good points!
916.
by ec109685 4y ago
AI could be used to decide if a source should be included or not (or the benefit to the model could be the qualifier). That would solve your problem of people just peddling spam. No this is an unsolvable problem. The future also seems lik
917.
by ec109685 4y ago
It was not only a region outage, but a global outage! "GCE Global Control Plane: Experienced a global outage, which has been mitigated. Primary impact was observed from 2023-04-25 23:15:20 PDT to 2023-04-26 03:45:30 PDT and impacted cu
918.
by ec109685 4y ago
I’ve been using Authy because it supports syncing to the cloud (encrypted with a key that you control). Glad Google finally has this.
919.
by ec109685 4y ago
Still surprising to me that AWS has firecracker and iOS still runs things like Javascript along side every other app on the system.
920.
by ec109685 4y ago
To the sibling reply to this, how is a physical sim any worse in this regard?
921.
by ec109685 4y ago
YouTube Premium is a pretty good deal and actually pays the creators when you watch their videos.
922.
by ec109685 4y ago
That or another iCloud device. If you have a couple, that can be your security backup (afaik). I do think the calculus changes for yubikey. Without built in security keys, every knowledge worker on earth should have a yubikey like thing, so
923.
by ec109685 4y ago
The keys in our phone and our computers are going to handle a majority of the use cases that currently rely on yubico. We use them at work, but they aren't fundamentally more secure than the what's built into the computer.
924.
by ec109685 4y ago
To get the tax cut law through congress without requiring support from democrats, they had to raise revenue somehow, so they cancelled this provision, with the idea they would add it back later.
925.
by ec109685 4y ago
Software has a long life, like buildings and whatnot, so that is likely why it is singled out versus the office manager. If you buy a building, you can’t depreciate the whole thing instantly, you do it over the life of the building.
926.
by ec109685 4y ago
Similarly, if his brief association with the Confederacy would have left an indelible mark on his reputation. Past sins become permanent tattoos far too easily these days.
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by ec109685 4y ago
The law says 1’s appear above average as a leading digit, while 9’s below average. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benford%27s_law Thus if a data set doesn’t have the same distribution, it might be suspect.
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by ec109685 4y ago
Net metering is the grid paying retail for produced electricity. Peak electricity prices are from 4pm to 9pm, so there would be some benefits of using the battery to discharge then versus pushing it back onto the grid earlier times of the d
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by ec109685 4y ago
Running malicious code on your workstation is a vulnerability worth fixing. Especially when it is as easy as namespacing internal packages.
930.
by ec109685 4y ago
Tomorrow is probably pushing it, but SunRun, though expensive, was incredibly responsive and could do things from Google Maps. You could give it a shot.

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