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by iririririr 3mo ago
design is focus. engineering is compromise.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
you should not be noticing what's behind the official veil! it's all Ai. The economy is great. i mean if there was any sign the world was trading oil not in dollars, they would have moved into Venezuela and Iran by now.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
that's why companies are pushing those tools. the usage volume makes them look good on frivolous reports like these.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
considering a system used by the white house and Pentagon among others not widely deployed is questionable :) the timing mistake is on me. i still think this site is about "news". very interesting paper regardless.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
that's wrong in the sense it won't be useful for anything unless you have a dozen of those small things setup in the very specific way the author envisioned you set them up. you seem to be repeating all the marketing, while mentio
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by iririririr 3mo ago
talking "outside happy path" in defense of systemd is wild. because that's it's Achilles heel. systemd is awfully documented (volume is not quality), things are still changing and haven't even caught up in functiona
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by iririririr 3mo ago
If there's a recruitment center here, does that means YC can be considered a dead mall?
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by iririririr 3mo ago
The paper says ghost protocol has never been implemented, but wasn't it widely used on trump administration version of the signal-custom-client, which sent messages to a ghost account responsible for indexing and backup of plain text c
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by iririririr 3mo ago
sigh. not crypto. kleptocurencies.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
popup? what's this? 1994? who still browses without an adblocker?
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by iririririr 3mo ago
you know the bubble is bubbling when cpus are announced by a day time tv host holding it for the camera.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
this ignores that china buys lighther oil to resell to sanctioned countries
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by iririririr 3mo ago
ideally containers run a single process. if you're spawning shells you're doing something wrong. and idealier, you should use just bare processes with namespaces and abandon docker.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
being consistent in a sea of inconsistency is a good thing, no matter how hard you try to paint otherwise. the solution have to start at some point. But the rest, yeah, scary.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
there are a million ways both of those can break. but the other comment point this out is already dead and buried. lol. so much cope from vibecoders.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
the project is a openai-api client. the fact you can run a subpar instance locally and host the api server locally doesn't make it local first imo.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
heh. this is what used to be called an Infomercials. paid by Oracle, to tell you only the good parts, and end with the nonsense that the next version will be "great for Ai use". So desperate.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
the whole Ai skit is anthropomorphing the compiler as a coworker.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
using a remote api by default, that rarely might be a lower quality local instance, is not local first imo.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
echo "$OUT" | claude-mem-save so, does agents are ultra aware their output is used in a bash line or did bash now have some magic quote super power? I'd bet this only really work 2% of the time in real world.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
yes. sometimes that's valid tho.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
ABSLOUTELY NOT. this is like saying "gov should invest in pyramid schem, because everyone is doing it". or btc. or web3 pictures of monkeys. what i expect the gov to do is to add a 999% tax or tarif on top of GPUs bougth for AI, a
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by iririririr 3mo ago
guys a successful founder who lucked out and now has an academic hobby. I'd read other people if i were you.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
because the value (or lack of) on most companies he manages are tied to his personality cult. it's the main "product" of those stocks, not always what the company does. see the tsla rewards (hence investments), the board plac
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by iririririr 3mo ago
so, is it an analogy for a better tower or a better communication breakdown?
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by iririririr 3mo ago
this attack vector is part of the spec in all Java build systems. you don't even need ai slop ide. Java Devs will happily execute your malicious maven/gradle/Grovy/whatever that you push to any public repo. bonus point o
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by iririririr 3mo ago
you can also add parameters to env vars in some popular cloud providers for the same effect.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
as much as handing control to a remote third part is, yes.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
my guess is the "a" file is a left over from warez days. it was a common scriptkiddie upload test.
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by iririririr 3mo ago
all community projects (specially the ones maintained or opensourced by model owners) will certainly have the security-convenience trade offs set all the way to convenience while advertising all the (off by default) security features

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