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by fieldcny 2y ago
That’s a very weasley worded statement, to begin with “they have suspicions” is not a statement that should be in a communication of this type
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by fieldcny 3y ago
Any moderately well run shop will have a mechanism to get updates when a dependency of theirs has a security issues, depending on the line of business it may actually be required by a regulator or certification body (eg PCI etc) We should p
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by fieldcny 3y ago
Who cares if they do that? Do you see Torvalds and co running around crying because the entire world runs on Linux Kernels? I would love nothing more than for a project I built or contributed to wound up as an AWS service. Writing the code
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by fieldcny 3y ago
This is how ALL open source used to be! Like literally ALL, this is the norm not this bullshit VC funded fremium restricted/tiered fuck the customer trap nonsense. People built things because they loved it and wanted to help others , n
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by fieldcny 3y ago
Your comment leaves me scratching my head as it is all over the place. We all need to just stop paying attention to Musk, he’s nothing more that a gussied up Musk supremcist dork with skin so thin he’s more translucent than he is white. He’
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by fieldcny 3y ago
The word perfect is misplaced, the trade off is size vs fidelity (aka accuracy)
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by fieldcny 3y ago
That is not a common definition of free market.
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by fieldcny 3y ago
That’s not helping, that’s excusing OpenAIs behavior, which is not something anyone on hn should be doing. This is supposedly the greatest AI mankind has ever created, it goes down for a little while and we have zero information on why or h
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by fieldcny 3y ago
This is a wonderful comment, I’m sure he’s also not trying to raise $7T, or if he is it’s not US dollars…
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by fieldcny 3y ago
I can’t tell if you are being sarcastic, or you are just inexperienced
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by fieldcny 3y ago
How is this not a giant red flag that there is a massive fraud there?
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by fieldcny 3y ago
The vagueness of end-user is also a little concerning, are they using it in sense a lot of corporate it folks do to mean employees, or are they implying their customers are their end users.
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by fieldcny 3y ago
You must be in marketing
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by fieldcny 3y ago
Nice summary of the comments from that post, unfortunately zero people there actually know what differences or mitigations are in place for the 8 & 9 that aren’t relevant for the 7 & 10. Given Boeings absolutely atrocious safety rec
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by fieldcny 3y ago
#3 is an absurd statement, as a society we do not say that men deserve it. Are there individuals that do say that? If they do they are not good humans and as such their point of view doesn’t really matter. There is a broader point that is
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by fieldcny 3y ago
They are making you think about what you are doing before you click the link. that’s not theatre that’s keeping people from clicking arbitrary links to zip files which can auto-execute code once downloaded. I’d suggest that those who think
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by fieldcny 3y ago
I miss using the word tarballs, I really like that word.
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by fieldcny 3y ago
Yeah so that’s the best case scenario, but it’s an absurd estimate. I can assure you the first years doing this were hard work and low pay. What point are you trying to make, that he was just doing it for the money?
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by fieldcny 3y ago
“Ideally” is quite a word, highly subjective. But really you are missing a key piece of the puzzle, it matters less what is happening and more why. Sure a low code tool could churn out a textual description to say if the value of some vari
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by fieldcny 3y ago
I don’t understand the mechanics of the weight coming back, like you use this, your appetite changes you eat less etc, doesn’t your body adjust to the lower caloric intake and all that. How is it that once you stop taking everything reverts
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by fieldcny 3y ago
Ronald Reagan happened Cable TV started growing as did Satellite TV The baby boomers started coming of age We started piling up mountains of debt government, commercial and consumer As a society we started to party, it hasn’t stopped since,
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by fieldcny 3y ago
I love your enthusiasm for how easy it is to change human behavior. The cost of starting a competitive search engine is incredibly high, and unlikely to get real funding as a) the business model would likely have to be subscription based to
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by fieldcny 3y ago
They have no reason to figure it out, they are a search monopoly and ads is their business. They are stuck like Kodak, if we don’t break them up, we have a bleak future.
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by fieldcny 3y ago
I’m not clear on what the point of your response is, the comment you responded to is making an often overlooked point that certain subtleties in how languages implement constructs can create sharp edges, one of those being the null coalesci
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by fieldcny 3y ago
The sad thing is this is going to be to the detriment of those trying to learn, we are going to wind up with a new glass ceeling, programmers that can code without these tools and programmers that are reliant on them. The latter will have v
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by fieldcny 3y ago
I know quite literally nothing about this situation, but I will offer one comment, which may or may not even be relevant. The security community are right to be skeptical of changes such as this, the NSA has shown time and time again to hav
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by fieldcny 3y ago
I assume you mean the decline in the use of the term AJAX as it was now just the standard and you don’t need to use that to describe your site or tool as being capable of being highly interactive and dynamic vs just static. Before the inven
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by fieldcny 3y ago
This is a very uninformed take, the real world is not this easy. Let’s just for a second assume they built a static only website (setting aside all your requirements to provide some way to read a book online which is ridiculously complex du
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by fieldcny 3y ago
This is incorrect, any request made by a browser to a backend will by definition accept user input whether it wants to or not. I can change the values of the presets I can add headers, remove headers change the value of cookies, add cookies
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by fieldcny 3y ago
I am in no way conservative, but I think you are missing the point. There are sets of liberal and conservative beliefs that are held by the wealthy and powerful that are detrimental to the powerless and poor. He cites the liberal set, maybe

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