inetknght

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by inetknght 5mo ago
Okay, now same question except one small change. There's only one company: the one with the backlog. The other company either went bankrupt or was bought out and consolidated into the first company.
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by inetknght 5mo ago
Well, yeah, it would be. Except that it's for walled gardens which means it's incompatible with rsync.
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by inetknght 5mo ago
rsync for walled gardens
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by inetknght 5mo ago
> Nobody's microwave oven has an app store. Meanwhile, Samsung refrigerators can have an app store.
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by inetknght 5mo ago
> It's unreasonable to expect websites to drop out of Google search. Google's doing that for them though.
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by inetknght 5mo ago
> unable publish a list with all domains they officially use to send mail That's because people report them as spam, so they hop domains to avoid that.
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by inetknght 5mo ago
I suggest you try their service (for free) before you start criticizing their pricing.
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by inetknght 5mo ago
Or even better: stop using Google. Use Kagi instead.
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by inetknght 5mo ago
I wish I could be this naive about things and still be happy.
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by inetknght 5mo ago
If one person is murdered, that's bad. If a million people are murdered, that's war. If one word is stolen by AI, that's bad. If a million words are stolen by AI, that's business.
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by inetknght 5mo ago
Meta and the spooks, yeah
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by inetknght 5mo ago
> Is it ethically dubious for you to go with a company with a responsive sales team that's friendly and answers your questions, compared to Does said company operate against the best interests of the constituents?
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by inetknght 5mo ago
Don't use this. Don't encourage Embrace, Extend, Extinguish.
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by inetknght 5mo ago
From the article, it sounds like the passwords are indeed stored in cleartext: > On Feb. 1, 2025, Muneeb Akhter asked Sohaib Akhter for the plaintext password of an individual who submitted a complaint to the Equal Employment Opportunit
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by inetknght 5mo ago
"Where it matters most": accuracy and repeatability? Sorry, nobody's winning that AI race.
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by inetknght 5mo ago
> If you’re SaaS vendor you should give troubleshooting information to your support team skipping the user. What support team? The ones that were all not hired in the first place, and if they were hired then they were replaced by AI? T
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by inetknght 5mo ago
> we need to stop vilifying companies for being cloud-first. No. Absolutely not. Cloud-first is privacy-second, and rental model with ever-changing fees and terms of use.
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by inetknght 5mo ago
> If you live in a one-party consent state assume you're being recorded by any of the parties in a face-to-face conversation, too. Even if you don't live in a one-party consent state, assume you're being (perhaps illegal
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by inetknght 5mo ago
Their quality for different language accents also significantly varies. Got a team with Indian, Chinese, Texan, British, and Australian? Your A.I.-powered translation tool is going to get 80% of your conversation wrong.
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by inetknght 6mo ago
> So should the original authors, no? That is, getting a share of that payment. Should they? Yes. Will they? Well, do LLM model builders pay for any copyrighted work so far?
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by inetknght 6mo ago
We're talking about Claude, not GitHub...
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by inetknght 6mo ago
I heard it's what plants crave!
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by inetknght 6mo ago
> an IIS server There's a reason the internet runs on Linux...
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by inetknght 6mo ago
> if you consent to it in the Ts & Cs then it's legal. No. In a paper contract, you can scratch off things you don't agree with. You can negotiate. You can't do that in Ts & Cs. For example, Ts & Cs often uni
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by inetknght 6mo ago
Oh no. Definitely not. Humans would never just lie. They always lie only if they're biased. That is, after all, the definition of how a bias works. /s
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by inetknght 6mo ago
Fined into bankruptcy and all managers up to and including the CEO criminally charged.
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by inetknght 6mo ago
> That way I wasted only a few minutes of each developer's time, instead of boring them all for an hour per week. I've been in companies where a standup with 6 people takes 45 minutes. The company I'm in finishes standup
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by inetknght 6mo ago
> biometrics aren't passwords. You can't rotate your voice. "My voice is my passport. Verify me." I have to renew my passport every 10 years or so. How do I do that with my voice? I guess it's time to take some
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by inetknght 6mo ago
What one theorycrafter says does not make it right; nobody should be above the law in a democracy. We should have no kings in a democracy.
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by inetknght 6mo ago
> for reasons that nobody can quite articulate I'll say them. The reasons are Trump, Vance, and Republicans.

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