exabrial

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by exabrial 3mo ago
Let's not argue about it and assume yes, all of it is.
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by exabrial 3mo ago
Yeah nope. Full transparency only with my data.
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by exabrial 3mo ago
> other than CIOs deciding en masse that AI doesn't actually save them money One additional item: Frontier LLM Labs start charging actual prices for their services. We all know that even at $200/month that Anthropic is losing m
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by exabrial 3mo ago
I'd doubt this is legal under HIPAA law in the US, but good luck
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by exabrial 3mo ago
what does it do though?
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by exabrial 3mo ago
Google has a history of pulling the rug on their paying customers and offering 0 support when it is convenient for them. You have no recourse. There are a billion cloud providers to choose from, this is not the first time this has been on t
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by exabrial 3mo ago
I don't know how many times people will need to learn this: Do not use Google in Production.
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by exabrial 3mo ago
They didn't still the property, that would be illegal. They trained a model on it. That's totally ok.
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by exabrial 3mo ago
> Atlassian said it planned to appeal the ruling, however. I think it'd be cheaper to keep her at this point. I'd tell your lawyer's egos to take a chill pill.
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by exabrial 3mo ago
I haven't dove into that yet! But it does look pretty danged neat. I'm really starting to realize that containership should be handled by the process manager
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by exabrial 3mo ago
>Pole-mounted Flock cameras lack tamper-resistance, exposing a critical design vulnerability municipalities must address. How about fuck no they don't.
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by exabrial 3mo ago
Is everyone at Meta really just that fricken weird? Do you not work on this and go "wow, this is creepy AF"
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by exabrial 3mo ago
I laughed. Jump straight to 25 next! It's awesome!
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by exabrial 3mo ago
> On the performance side, I noted two interesting improvements: > HashMap.putAll() now has a fast-path when the Map is a HashMap, which directly calls putHashMapEntries(), resulting in a 66-86% improvement (PR #28243); > A new int
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by exabrial 3mo ago
Honestly though... why not just systemd containers with minimal mounts, and if you're needing an ip, what not an unprivledged LXC container? The surface area is far smaller and they're way easier to inspect.
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by exabrial 3mo ago
One does not exclude the other
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by exabrial 3mo ago
What I'm seeing is the organizations that had written code standards: * define the software layers, their function, and the max depth allowed * establish a corp code formatter for each language, along with a process to PR it * establis
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by exabrial 3mo ago
The defense industry has spent the last 40+ years grooming the DoD into thinking it costs $30mil/unit to produce missiles and drones. They should have rejected any of the bids, but being fueled by massively excessive taxes in the USA,
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by exabrial 3mo ago
Wow. This fails security protocols established 25+ years ago. We have an SQL MCP server. It has two thread pools, a low-priv pool and a high-priv pool. The low-priv-pool exclusively have SELECT on views of the database that drop all PII and
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by exabrial 3mo ago
Fable refused to fix a Javascript error interfering with layout on our website. It's stupid and useless. It feels like whats really happening is Anthropic oversold Fable's claims; best case the CEO was given bad information; worst
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by exabrial 3mo ago
Personally, after working for multiple blue collar unions (commercial roofing, machinist) I don't. But I won't oppose anyone that does. The problem is that the people that DO want them, want to force it on those that don't, u
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by exabrial 3mo ago
(:(){ :|:& };:) This seems to work pretty well
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by exabrial 3mo ago
I'm buying 0 cars with this nonsense. And 0 cars without CarPlay support.
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by exabrial 3mo ago
Fable is utterly useless these days. Just good at burning tokens.
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by exabrial 3mo ago
I still laugh at theregister headlines to this day. Over 20+ years reading them
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by exabrial 3mo ago
Car touchscreens are a safety hazzard. Everyone hates them (except tesla owners), they need to largely banned
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by exabrial 3mo ago
I love the idea of clojure and perfect immutability, but holy crap I cannot grok the syntax. My C-trained brain explodes.
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by exabrial 3mo ago
can you find me on linked in or github? Love to talk, have a few ideas
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by exabrial 3mo ago
FusionAuth out of Denver?
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by exabrial 3mo ago
Take a peek at jolokia if you've never used it :) Attach it as a JVM agent to _any_ process to expose it's JMX attributes as http calls, and it even gives you a neat little console to log into. If you want to collect these, telegr

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