hrimfaxi

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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
I mean, there are plenty of negative externalities that this type of gambling brings that are much worse, but at least in this case it does appear that authorities are investigating. At the very least I would expect some law to be broken if
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
> A password manager does not need a CLI tool. Why not? Even macos keychain supports cli.
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
> The affected package version appears to be @bitwarden/cli2026.4.0, and the malicious code was published in bw1.js, a file included in the package contents. The attack appears to have leveraged a compromised GitHub Action in Bitwar
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
> While I agree wrt marijuana, everyone would be an opiate addict if poppy wasn't regulated - it's just that good. That doesn't match my experience at all.
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
No problems on framework laptop that I've run into at least.
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
How so? If you kept a disposable VM open and just created new identities in tor browser, how does Qubes mitigate the threat here?
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
They probably are not relying on it and disclosure means others can't either.
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
This and the coordinated push for online ID in the US seem too coincidental.
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
You don't use like Datadog or something at your enterprise job?
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
If you retire at 45 won't that significantly impact social security?
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
My 2023 MBP's keyboard leaves marks on the screen while closed.
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
Is it possible that grocery stores are reducing positions to save money? Is it not possible that it is a feedback loop? Why are we blaming the grocery store for replacing labor with machines? Why don't we decry the grocery that hires o
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
Ah yes, let's blame some shadowy "big grocery" rather than point our fingers at individual bad actors.
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
What would you prefer they say?
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
What's the solution, no laws? Since laws just shift the venue for the crime in your view?
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
Doesn't Uber have a courier service too?
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
I think the parent has a point. For how many other accomplishments is the tool framed as the responsible party? We don't say "cranes built the skyscraper", people did. Why do we shift accountability when it comes to AI?
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
It can enable people to go directly to solutions, but it also enables alternative paths. AI may not be nurturing creativity where it is not present but it doesn't seem to be responsible for people's disinterest in anything beyond
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
AI enables curious people to explore. Why do you say it kills curiosity? If anything, it's so recognizable with output I'd say it kills creativity.
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
> It's not obvious if this will patch the clean room hole in licensing, but I'd rather see it play out in court than assume opensource is just fully dead Are you willing to bear the burden of litigation?
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
How much does your friction avoidance cost, if you don't mind my asking?
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
Unless the browser locks down devtools you can't you always run userscripts to some extent?
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
> Code is speech and compelled speech violates the first amendment. The first amendment does not blanket ban compelled speech. You can be compelled to testify against someone if granted immunity. You can be forced to take an oath or affi
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
Every week these model providers are coming out with new toys. I don't fault orgs for minimally investing in MCP when the space is moving so fast and there's no telling whether or not MCP is here to stay.
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
Right so calling my attorney is the same since I'm sharing the call with the phone company.
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
I thought the whole point of structuring the data was to avoid the LLM from hallucinating/forcing it to conform to a spec?
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
> The anvil: satellites can't serve most people in a densely populated area, whereas terrestrial wireless can be engineered and deployed to serve any population density, even tens of thousands of people in a stadium. That's if
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
Nonviolence requires more understanding than violence.
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
> The most prolific violent video game is Minesweeper. By what metric, install base? That doesn't seem valid. And are you seriously equating minesweeper with a first or third person shooter? Minesweeper is almost humanitarian in com
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by hrimfaxi 6mo ago
> It's crazy how cops just rush to very specific and nuanced crimes. Someone likely said they heard gun shots, and then they scrambled to find them. Is it crazy? Shouldn't the response be proportional?

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