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by hedora 5mo ago
I think you can set it on internal repos, but then you need to allow-list internal code. People act like this is simple + solved, but it's not. It turns into 100K-1M's of LLM tokens on a semi-regular basis, or "just hire a
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by hedora 5mo ago
In what way is "edit your .npmrc" simple?!? The JS ecosystem is really, really complicated, so any non-trivial app is going to use multiple bundlers, node runtimes, native runtimes, etc, etc, etc. Every one of those has a differen
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by hedora 5mo ago
This is way too little, way too late. To see what I mean, try actually packaging a cross-platform binary dependency in their ecosystem.
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by hedora 5mo ago
You might like FreeBSD. It’s unapologetically unix. Jails + root on ZFS is arguably what Linux tried to move to, but (due to too many compromises) will probably never achieve. 15.1 (due out next week) is their first big laptop focused rel
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by hedora 5mo ago
I think standardized codes would help a lot. Another major issue is labor mobility: Here in California, there's a big labor shortage for all blue collar trades, and even if they do live in the area, they have to spend a lot of time g
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by hedora 5mo ago
Usually, when intentional backdoors like that get found and fixed, the 'someone else' stays silent. Otherwise, they provide proof that they've been planting backdoors, and that's much worse than having a hole plugged. T
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by hedora 5mo ago
It sounds like they're pissed because they produced a large number of high-value exploits, sent them to MS, were treated like crap, and then MS refused to honor their own published bounties: > But to save money, Microsoft fired the
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by hedora 5mo ago
Not to mention all the startups being founded right now. Sure, github's still the default, and maybe you can still monetize stars or something, but it's also a clown show from an availability, feature roadmap and company policy p
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by hedora 5mo ago
It's extremely rare for a rich / famous person to get prosecuted for securities fraud. For instance, Martha Stewart (the only example that comes to mind) was convicted of lying and obstruction of justice, not for any actual crime
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by hedora 5mo ago
All the other stuff dwarfs the theft of $200K. I'm hoping this leads to financial damages that are a large multiple of that number, and multiple jail sentences. Of course, that probably won't happen. I can imagine reform-oriente
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by hedora 5mo ago
If they were smart, they took the "inventory" as payment for some imaginary debt, bankrupting the store without taking ownership of it. Hopefully, the courts will see through that tactic, and add a contempt charge on top of all th
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by hedora 5mo ago
If the allegations in the article are true (doxxing the victim, leading to injury), "losing" the contract, refusing to accept delivery of a copy of the contract, etc, etc, the corporation is clearly acting in bad faith. This is s
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by hedora 5mo ago
I want to dig into this "free" workflow_error.sql. I'll assume 1024 byte workflow job descriptors, and the article's steady state of 10,000 jobs per second. Possibility one: There is one index on the table, and it is t
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by hedora 5mo ago
It's still a huge pain point. I keep a magic "correctly sized, but provides clean power" USB charger with my Pi in a drawer, because I know that, if I lose that charger, I'm buying a replacement. It's unclear to m
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by hedora 5mo ago
You do know those are trivially bypassed with a signal processor, right? If physical access is outside your threat model, that's OK, but it makes (for example) the forced Win11 upgrade for DRM^H^H^H boot integrity enforcement seem rid
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by hedora 5mo ago
I think I found a use case, but would love to be proven wrong with some faster / cheaper approach: I've tired of buying S1 compatible sonos speakers on ebay, so I'd like to build a speaker enclosure with a WiFi device that
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by hedora 5mo ago
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.4-Lands-PCID-INVLPG https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=48343.0
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by hedora 5mo ago
Is there some serious astroturfing going on with the N100/N150, or am I just jaded? I have a bunch of old intel atom boards laying around. The Intel Compute Stick (TM) burnt out its flash root drive in a few months. The C2000 board I
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by hedora 5mo ago
Assuming the local models get the job done (e.g., you adjust your workflow so that you can run the local machine 100% all the time, or whatever), then the time to payback isn't very high. MSRP for a 128GB AMD was $1400 at launch. Tha
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by hedora 5mo ago
Nice. Can you release that for older models too? I've been using a mixture of releases recently, and cannot tell the difference between any of them.
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by hedora 5mo ago
Isn't OpenAI's public flagship already beating Mythos on penetration testing? I get the impression Mythos is just valuation-juicing for IPO more than anything else. The fact that they haven't released it yet suggests a cost&
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by hedora 5mo ago
I think the headline result is the cross product table. Gemini Pro + Search agreed with Gemini Pro w/o Search 75% of the time, and with everybody else about 50% of the time. No other model had access to search. So, search is not impro
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by hedora 5mo ago
I'll assume you misread the thread. You're arguing that teaching calculus in public school is a form of eugenics. If that's actually what you're arguing, I'd love to hear more (if only for entertainment value).
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by hedora 5mo ago
> The teachers would just fill in the tests for the students. Fraud is illegal. If the law isn't going to be enforced, then trying to fix the law is useless. I agree about food insecurity. Nationally, it's worse now than it
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by hedora 5mo ago
True, but I was responding to a comment blaming the children for their under-performance. The funding gap isn't somehow due to those kids not wanting to learn, problems at home, etc.
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by hedora 5mo ago
A much better policy would be to raise the floor and not pay attention to equality of outcome. If the worst school in 2036 California is better than the average school in 2026, then that's an obvious win. (That goal is completely achie
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by hedora 5mo ago
That creates a market for lemons. How does a parent (especially one that is illiterate) compare between educational opportunities for their kids? The status quo says that the schools do not measure outcomes (and when they do, they do not pu
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by hedora 5mo ago
I don't think these details are particularly hard to work out: - You can shrink the deficient school to zero by reducing teacher count starting in the lower grades and moving up, and by allowing parents to opt for transfers in higher g
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by hedora 5mo ago
> except now public money will be going to private entities Right, now you've come full circle to the core of my proposal: If the charter schools are not producing students that perform well academically, then they do not get p
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by hedora 5mo ago
That's due to unrelated intentional mismanagement by state and local governments. Just build enough market rate housing to house the local population, and the issue will solve itself. "Affordable housing" is a trap for buyers

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