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gtirloni
2y ago
China would be salivating at the prospect of getting these machines that EU can't/won't sell to the US. I don't understand why Trump is so anxious to be buddies with Putin when Russia is aligned with China. It's fee
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Exactly. You tried your best but powerful shadow powers worked against you so you need even more power to fight them. And you know it may sound bad but things have to get worse before they get better. The population has to bear with you for
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2y ago
TL;DR; developer asks Claude Code to revert TypeScript minification ("decompile"). Target is Claude Code's own CLI tool.
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s/we/I/
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2y ago
You can't download Google.
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2y ago
Aren't these engine designs patented very heavily? How were clones popping up less than a decade later?
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2y ago
So this friend escaped from the ephemeral container VM into the build host which happened to have a private SSH on it that allowed it to connect to a bastion host to... go back to the build host and debug a failed build that should be self-
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2y ago
In a world with an internal proxy/mirror for dependencies and no internet access allowed by build systems.
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2y ago
Yes. Is your country's culture and economy 100% shielded from what happens in the US?
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2y ago
I see a lot of pessimism here which makes me think Elon Musk is right when he says they are just having some fun and people lack a sense of humor. Cheer up, people! Geez. /s
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2y ago
No doubt it'll be more valuable but the number of opportunities (to watch and play at those) will decrease globally.
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2y ago
So never considering their handwriting :) That being said, all doctors I have consulted with in the past year or so used signed electronic prescriptions.
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2y ago
Imediatelly reminded of the anonymous quote: "I want AI to do my laundry and dishes so that I can do art and writing, not for AI to do my art and writing so that I can do laundry and dishes." I understand it's a bad argument
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2y ago
> don’t cry because it’s over smile because it happened Exactly. In this savage universe where death is unavoidable, this is a great help. From all the possibilities in this vast universe, you happen to exist and so did your father and y
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2y ago
What's "sub" about those other cultures?
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2y ago
It's not so simple with companies, if you view them as a single entity, because they are composed of many individuals and you interface with them at different layers. In the case of Tesla, you have a very public figure embodying the fi
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2y ago
The damage he's done to the Tesla brand will take a while to fix, maybe a decade or more until people forget about it. That is, if the damaging stops.
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2y ago
This should clarify a few things: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human
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2y ago
My thoughts, exactly.
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2y ago
"AI safety" exists to protect the AI company (from legal trouble), not users.
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2y ago
This has to be an April fool's kind of website. I can't believe it.
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2y ago
Incredible. I wonder what's the debugging experience for userland developers with all these security features enabled (especially the memory randomization ones).
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2y ago
What's the intended recipient of your message? It's not Google, right? You're discussing encryption in transit vs encryption at rest in this thread.
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2y ago
Thanks, I was under the impression it did but re-reading the posts I see it's not the case.
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2y ago
Anyone got experience with Ubicloud's OpenStack stack?
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2y ago
I don't think anyone cares about the number orders but what each is actually mandating.
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I was a kid but I remember Brazil had huge tariffs on electronics to "protect the national industry". That actually set the country back a decade. I remember people talking about the "new" 386 processor in 1995-ish (it s
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Yes, it's similar now to career coaching or those HIIT gym training videos. They have certifications, leadership courses, etc.
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Two HUGE roadblocks were self-inflicted: adopting a hardware platform that doesn't care about external development (Apple silicon) and a programming language that has almost zero support in the Linux kernel (being the first ever to try
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2y ago
"woke" is the new "communist" of our times. I think this administration overestimates the power of "war time" thinking when most people are fatigued and couldn't care less. Of course it works with the 5-30
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