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by fwip 9mo ago
If you have the ability to batch that communication, you could probably get those minutes down to seconds.
452.
by fwip 9mo ago
Glad to hear it.
453.
by fwip 9mo ago
Unless something's changed since last I checked it out, it's git "on the blockchain." Including its own RAD-coin token. Edit: removed snarky line.
454.
by fwip 9mo ago
I guess if your org usually gives the keys to the castle to random idiots, then yeah, I can see why you'd wish the master key didn't exist.
455.
by fwip 9mo ago
When the question is "how do I communicate securely with a third party," there's nothing you can do if the third party in question gets possessed by a demon and turns evil. (Which is what happens if an attacker has root.)
456.
by fwip 9mo ago
I grew up (as the oldest of 5 siblings) in a split-level home about 1200 sqft. It was fine, we just shared bedrooms. Based only on anecdotal evidence, we grew up closer than other families I knew where each kid has their own bed and bathroo
457.
by fwip 9mo ago
I got a recommended video in Youtube just the other day, where a bunch of users made NYC in Minecraft at a 1:1 scale: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZouSJWXFBPk Granted, it was a team effort, but that's a lot more lab
458.
by fwip 9mo ago
100%.
459.
by fwip 9mo ago
.lower() has to handle Unicode, right? I imagine the giant tables slow it down a bit.
460.
by fwip 9mo ago
If you go up the thread, this is the context we're in: "Solar can be deployed by hundreds of thousands of individual efforts and financing at the same time, with almost no bureaucracy." N>100000 is a lot harder to coordina
461.
by fwip 9mo ago
It's easier to coordinate N electricity suppliers when N is small.
462.
by fwip 9mo ago
After you sign up, you're asked to spend 10-15 minutes creating a "Lifeline." Which, despite its name, does not appear to be a lifeline of any kind, but rather a timeline of my life, except it also strips dates out, so... jus
463.
by fwip 9mo ago
Human brains are big, tangled messes of interconnected neurons that do things in way too complicated to figure out. That doesn't mean we can usefully build software that is a big, tangled mess.
464.
by fwip 9mo ago
When you say "have now been resolved" - did the AI agent resolve it autonomously, did you direct it to, or did a human do it?
465.
by fwip 9mo ago
You could find, for example, a journal entry attesting that it was his first painting he'd ever done. (Either his own, or by somebody who knew him). While that's not proof, it's at least reason to believe that it is his first
466.
by fwip 9mo ago
I'm inclined to agree with the commenter on the article.
467.
by fwip 9mo ago
Could be. But also, ice cream manufacturers buy their ingredients more cheaply than consumers do. It is very possible that the cost of milk/butter/sugar at Walmart reflect Walmart deciding to lower their profit margins on these it
468.
by fwip 9mo ago
Lots of people are price-sensitive to groceries, and will eat more potatoes if some of them are free.
469.
by fwip 9mo ago
Quick aside - you can also do the inverse, excusing whatever bad because "x good thing still happened." That framing probably feels more obviously incorrect to you, because of your outlook. One metric is just by if people still wa
470.
by fwip 9mo ago
Counterpoint - if they have full root access to any phone, why did they need to do the raid?
471.
by fwip 9mo ago
A community is made out of humans.
472.
by fwip 9mo ago
Good does not cancel out bad, but bad does not automatically outweigh all good.
473.
by fwip 9mo ago
Unfortunately, the guys in charge at Mozilla are clearly enamored with AI. They like it so much (and value users so little), that they'll let it write the whole damn PR blog post about company strategy.
474.
by fwip 9mo ago
Not sure how to make it clearer. Look at the quality of this post, and compare it to your shower thoughts. I imagine you're not as stupid as the machine was.
475.
by fwip 9mo ago
Because humans aren't morons tasked with coming up with 100 connections.
476.
by fwip 9mo ago
The one that you thought of in the shower has a much greater chance of being right, and also of being relevant to you.
477.
by fwip 10mo ago
Yes, and?
478.
by fwip 10mo ago
I'd like to read stuff written by a human. I know other people like reading LLM output. I don't see what's wrong with telling people whether it's AI-written or not.
479.
by fwip 10mo ago
Does anyone else feel like the LLM-tone of this article makes it difficult to understand what's actually important in it? It's not clear to me if the issue is ongoing (like it says) or that it's been resolved by rotating the
480.
by fwip 10mo ago
Ah, I see the disconnect. In this discussion, "disabling" is not the same as "detrimental." Disabling is when you are unable to do important activities that others can do. I'm not an expert here on the subject, but

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