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by greatgib 10mo ago
I don't like it but could almost understand ad before content. But what I don't understand and find the most stupid is when you are forced to watch ad for the internal content. It gives me an aweful experience instead of pushing m
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by greatgib 10mo ago
1) unsafe block still of "rust" code that rewritten in "rust" to be safe compared to previous C code. 2) Maybe there is no other way than use "unsafe" block sometimes in "rust", so is Rust a lie?
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by greatgib 10mo ago
"That code can lead to memory corruption of the previous/next pointers and in turn cause a crash." Oh no, what happened to Rust will save us from retarded legacy languages prone to memory corruption?
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by greatgib 10mo ago
Wild to see that they make you pay an expensive price to use your own hardware... First, they are free quota and the free self hosted runners to kill the previously existing competitors by dumping their price very hard, then, once alternati
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by greatgib 10mo ago
What would be nice is something like the Python foundation, people can be a reasonable membership to become "members" of the organisation with a right proposal and vote for decisions.
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by greatgib 10mo ago
In my point of view, this is well deserved to idiots that are seriously using RSC in production, despite that being a very bad idea...
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by greatgib 10mo ago
Remember how the morons, at the early stage, were saying "come on, don't be excessive, it's not China here", and now we are reaching a similar or worse civil rights point in most western countries...
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by greatgib 11mo ago
That's what happen when the future is vibe coded...
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by greatgib 11mo ago
The issue would also not have happened, if someone did the right code, tests, and the review or CI caught it...
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by greatgib 11mo ago
I'm not into conspiracy usually, but regarding everything that was exposed in recent years, I would easily see a conspiracy there. I'm not necessarily say that it is just a single person or company, but that it is likely that a gr
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by greatgib 11mo ago
I might be wrong, but I think that what these articles are showing is just the tip of the Iceberg. Like that "children protection" associations would vouch for such a ruling or something like that would look like a no-brainer. But
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by greatgib 11mo ago
Just imagine what we will find the day where the truth will leak about who and why things like "Chat Control" are pushed down our throat despite going against citizens will.
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by greatgib 11mo ago
I like to see stats like that, but I find it very concerning that OpenRouter don't mind inspecting its user/customer data without shame. Even if you pretend that the classifier respect anonymity, if I pay for the inference, I woul
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by greatgib 11mo ago
What is funny is that we can easily guess that the "blocked bridge" for car might look "harmless", but it is probably compounding on the cost and difficulty to do anything. And that it is probably similar small things th
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by greatgib 11mo ago
Tell me in which case a place like a restaurant or a movie theater was found to be liable because a consumer suddenly decided to speak harmful speech or violating someone else privacy?...
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by greatgib 11mo ago
Sad that the European union are slow lazy institutions when defending citizen rights is needed, because otherwise it would worth a good anti-trust procedure against the HDMI forum and its members in my opinion!
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by greatgib 11mo ago
Somehow another sign that our world is collapsing. We have more and more wars, less free trade and international spirit, freedom and privacy is going down the sink, "everything is going down", and now ram is a good example of thin
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by greatgib 11mo ago
I sincerely hope that this kid generation will take revenge of all the old fart politicians and lobbyist that pushed for that when they get older. Like passing laws forcing everyone after 60 in retirement home with a ban of internet and tv
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by greatgib 11mo ago
I would not be surprised that Rust be faster than Python, but looking at the code of his Benchmarks, I'm not sure that it really means anything. For example, the "light" test will do calls to "dynamodb". Maybe you b
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by greatgib 11mo ago
As a side note of appreciation, I think that we can't do better than what he did for being transparent that LLM was used but still just for the proof-reading.
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by greatgib 11mo ago
I miss so much the first generation of the Dell XPS 13 dev edition. I think that we were almost at the top of the curve in term of quality/price. Only a few things could have been fixed (like the webcam at the bottom of the screen) and
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by greatgib 11mo ago
Indeed, what sucks the most is to almost not being able to sync it conveniently in local without having to use "their" cloud.
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by greatgib 11mo ago
A real debate is possible on the subject but this blog post worth nothing on the subject. From my side, I don't really know if what does LLM is thinking, but what amaze me is that: - It is clear to me the way the LLM operate that thing
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by greatgib 11mo ago
Prompt ingested (time to first token) in "18 seconds" with the new chip... end of the joke.
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by greatgib 11mo ago
Always the same rant of people profiting open source without understanding it. This guy is free to select whatever license it wants for his code. But don't expect profiting from the open source (in the common sense of free software) br
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by greatgib 11mo ago
Surprisingly, from France, Hen I work for US companies, the American employees were on holidays more often than the french ones. For example, here "sick leaves" days are not considered normal holidays that have to be taken in the
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by greatgib 11mo ago
Visual studio code sucks badly, just most common developers started with it and are used to it in the same way that Windows was "the os" for the same kind of developers at a specific point in the past. It is even worse know that v
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by greatgib 11mo ago
What is also funny is that they are doing that at the same time that they are thinking about relaxing requirements on GDPR and things like that that are really beneficial to the citizens on the pretext to make the regulation easier for &quo
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by greatgib 11mo ago
"Google Cloud Platform (GCP) credentials were the most leaked secret type on GitLab repositories" Not surprising, Google SDK are sucking so much in term of authentication. It's never something simple like an API key, always a
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by greatgib 11mo ago
The worse is that this migration is useless. Microsoft is doing a holdup on users to force them to upgrade threatening on their security if they don't, as they will not provide anymore important security update. But, from the user poin

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