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by hgoel 6mo ago
It seems to be describing what the Checkmarx vulnerability allows to be done on a GitHub Actions runner?
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by hgoel 6mo ago
You initially complained about CLIs, not the dependency mess of the JS ecosystem. You still have not said why this is an issue of having a CLI.
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by hgoel 6mo ago
I guess anyone/anything using a non-graphical interface should just not use a password manager for some reason? Not to mention that a graphical application is just as vulnerable to supply chain attacks.
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by hgoel 6mo ago
It's an understandable question, the article reads like an AI generated mess.
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by hgoel 6mo ago
Does the CLI auto-update? Edit: The CLI itself apparently does not, which will have limited the damage a bit, but if it's installed as a snap, it might. Incidents like this should hopefully cause a rollback of this dumb system of force
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by hgoel 6mo ago
I'm not very convinced by the thesis of this post. When I look at book prices, I'm not thinking "well they're cheaper when adjusted for inflation!". I'm thinking "damn, this costs way too much to buy unles
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by hgoel 6mo ago
To be fair, disentangling even just the Fate series is nearly impossible even for humans
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by hgoel 6mo ago
There's a massive amount of demand at the current price point, this does not exclude a bubble considering that the current cost to consumers is lower than what capacity expansion costs. Though nowadays it feels like the bubble is going
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by hgoel 6mo ago
Officially it'll be "called" when a politician feels like it's solid enough proof for them to leech off of it. Scientifically, it'll be called when there's too much evidence to genuinely dispute it. Probably wh
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by hgoel 6mo ago
Were Meta employees forced to work for Meta? Not that I agree with the idea of blaming all Meta employees (e.g. janitors, drivers etc don't deserve the blame), but I do think the ones doing the computer work deserve some blame.
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by hgoel 6mo ago
The only thing they'd need to do to enjoy the positive PR from the DoD spat is shut up and improve (or at least not worsen) product. Even the downtime would've been fine (as GitHub shows). Instead they're pissing it all away
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by hgoel 6mo ago
It's legal scrutiny, not public scrutiny.
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by hgoel 6mo ago
But how is that at all related to the DRAM manufacturers' short term production limitations? Unless I'm being dumb and you're saying that these manufacturers could also just kick the can down the road for a few fab generation
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by hgoel 6mo ago
So, as long as you can have your desires met, you don't really care about however much harm happens to anyone?
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by hgoel 6mo ago
Upgrade cycles have slowed down in recent years, the improvements are relatively incremental nowadays. Screens, durability, processors, storage sizes, cameras, even battery life are okay-ish and aren't improving quickly enough to justi
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by hgoel 6mo ago
I don't think I have ever even considered using star count as a factor for picking from alternatives. Looking at the commit history, closed vs open issues and pull requests provides a much more useful signal if you can't decide fr
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by hgoel 6mo ago
The most well known thing about Musk besides being an asshat, is that his timelines are almost always imaginary. He is not building fabs on the Moon in "just a few years".
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by hgoel 6mo ago
Good luck actually pulling that off, it'll just kneecap US/Western industry, just as the current tariff and war madness has helped drag the US economy into the gutter.
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by hgoel 6mo ago
How do you reconcile this capitalistic zeal with how opposed to honest capitalism these companies are?
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by hgoel 6mo ago
IIRC people standby on a boat at a safe distance, then come onboard to secure the booster when it's safe enough
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by hgoel 6mo ago
Ah I can see how my phrasing might be misleading, but these prompts were made within 5 minutes of each other, the timing I mentioned were what Claude spent working.
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by hgoel 6mo ago
The bump from 4.6 to 4.7 is not very noticeable to me in improved capabilities so far, but the faster consumption of limits is very noticeable. I hit my 5 hour limit within 2 hours yesterday, initially I was trying the batched mode for a re
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by hgoel 6mo ago
My dad in India gets prescribed antibiotics whenever he's sick. Despite my constant explanations, he insists that this is how it should be, because when you're sick your immunity is lowered. On the other hand, the last time I got
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by hgoel 6mo ago
CadQuery and build123d have been very handy for prototyping stuff for 3d printing. AI still isn't quite good enough to generate correct scripts, but AI autocomplete at least helps with putting together small snippets. My last project i
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by hgoel 6mo ago
Maybe referring to it as welfare is odd, but these points are important. It isn't a good look to have a model that tends to get into self-deprecating loops like one of Google's older models, it's an even worse look and potent
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by hgoel 7mo ago
Interesting to see the benchmark numbers, though at this point I find these incremental seeming updates hard to interpret into capability increases for me beyond just "it might be somewhat better". Maybe I've skimmed too quic
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by hgoel 7mo ago
This seems needlessly cynical. I don't think they said they never planned to release it. They seemed to make it clear that they expect other labs to reach that level sooner or later, and they're just holding it off until they&#x27
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by hgoel 7mo ago
If you were honestly just looking to sell your ticket at a price that recovers your costs, I think you'd have an easier time pre-planning a trade. But there's definitely a balance to be found between the popularity of an event and
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by hgoel 7mo ago
I chose to call it quality of life because I don't think that simply being happy is enough to have quality of life, but I don't agree that it's about valuing intelligence over happiness. It's a condition they, and their
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by hgoel 7mo ago
What other method do you propose to deal with data loss?

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