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by fragmede 1mo ago
Which is to say, total prohibition doesn't work, so they need to provide a some release, just not a total free for all.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
There was a push to take the Datadog/whatever dashboard, full of lots of different meters and graphs and numbers, and simplify it all down to a single, easy-to-read-at-a-glance number. Which of course loses all sorts of details on wha
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by fragmede 1mo ago
For the abstract "you can do anything" product, you want an open ended interface, but if I'm, eg, renting a car, is a free form text box really the way to go? The rental company knows exactly what information they need from m
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by fragmede 1mo ago
There's deterministic enough, and then there's computer science non-deterministic. If I ask for a Todo app, I'm going to get a Todo app, even if the buttons get moved around and the background color of it is brown instead of
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Google Project Genie. Explore infinitely diverse worlds(labs.google)
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by fragmede 1mo ago
tokens yes, password rotation, no. In 2017: > NIST changed the guidance with SP 800-63B, published June 2017. It explicitly said: "Verifiers SHOULD NOT require memorized secrets to be changed arbitrarily (e.g., periodically)."
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by fragmede 1mo ago
I hit add comment, went off to do the dishes while I thought about what I wanted to say and didn't refresh. Sorry!
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by fragmede 1mo ago
The CFAA is broad enough to make that a crime.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Couple them how you want, HTML+CSS+JS is the system we've got, and it has to render well on mobile, tablet, and desktop. "deluded" and "supposed to be" are just word barriers that get in the way of doing shit that w
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Because having a chat with you was special and I want to remember it but my aging fallible human brain is going to forget it, so I'd like to be able to remember it and hold on to and cherish that moment we shared.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Where have you looked? ShowHN is filled with projects, some really great ones are sadly marked dead instantly. Just because there's not marketing budget to shove every office clone down your throat with advertisements everywhere you lo
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Why do you presume it will make it worse instead of better? Humans, as you point out, could not manage to competently review buildings that don't collapse. Why would adding an additional level of checks (human or AI) do worse than not
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by fragmede 1mo ago
I think a million dollars has commercial value, but maybe that's just me.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
A knock off smart ring is $50 on Amazon with no subscription. Personal security starts at $200k a year. You may want to investigate how much what you think of as luxury costs.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
If you're in an industry where that's a real risk, then sure, but rings are ancient.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Why do you say that like it's not already happening?
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by fragmede 1mo ago
The cost of entry is higher, but everyone has more money though, in this analogy. AI can vibe code all that out if someone seriously wanted to compete.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Except that emulation/VM and the web makes it viable. What do you want to do with the thing? Banking and Uber are two specific, mass-market adoption criteria, but there's a reason Windows is still around and it's not because
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by fragmede 1mo ago
The math that isn't mathing is that GDP needs to stop being the number we look at. Goodhart's Law says that "When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure." and GDP is no exception. If I pay a cleaner $
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Turns out, that was just a lie that some people told fiscally conservative people to get them to vote against their interests, just like other "wedge" issues like abortion or trans people.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
> the US electorate is unwilling to accept is unwilling, or has been told to be afraid of?
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Except for in Norway, apparently. https://www.ft.com/content/0fe0455d-8633-4e1a-ab8f-f8cd94d60...
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by fragmede 1mo ago
For those priced out of getting an AVP at more than 3x the price on locked down hardware? You don't seem to think that market exists, but I think it does. $3,500 and Apple, or whatev but Facebook are total non-starters for some people
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Depends on the airline and jurisdiction.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
loot boxes, sure but how is cloud rent amoral/ignoble?
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Yeah! Just like we all made out when the cryptocurrency bubble burst too!
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by fragmede 1mo ago
"euphemism". Like passing gas vs farted.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
The irony is not lost on me, when I go down a ChatGPT rabbit hole, on how humanity could reverse the effects of burning all those fossil fuels, that I'm using more fossil fuels in order to research solutions to the problem.
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by fragmede 1mo ago
Yeah, well, people in my circles are too cultured to have even heard of YouTube and Instagram, they listen to only the finest torrented FLACs that you have to download via special VPN, otherwise the bits download funny and you can really he
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by fragmede 1mo ago
What's an example of a problem that an LLM can't solve but a 10 year old can?

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