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by isodev 1y ago
This kind of complexity is unfortunately also embedded into model training data. Left unchecked, Claude is very happy to propose "robust, scalable and production ready" solutions - you can try it for yourself. Tell it you want to
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by isodev 1y ago
It also makes it very difficult to censor. There is 1 YouTube and thousands of ActivityPub servers and relays that would happily carry all posts through the fediverse regardless if they seize one or two hosts. There are other options as wel
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by isodev 1y ago
All this is rehashed common sense - what you as a seller of software probably will do anyway to appear legitimate. No part of the review process stops someone from circumventing any of those rules - all you need is for the app to behave du
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by isodev 1y ago
Apple complied but maliciously in the EU making it very difficult and very expensive to offer apps on alt stores. They also made sure to add scary warnings so one can never offer a normal onboarding flow. > Apple’s App Store for security
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by isodev 1y ago
> aside from the potential security and privacy concerns I make apps both as an indie and during my day job. The App Store review doesn’t do anything to protect the privacy or security of iPhone users. Most of the review is focused on en
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by isodev 1y ago
That's why we have Peertube and your personal (not hosted by a corp) website. It's amazing how people forgot to use the internet in exchange for "easier" UX.
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by isodev 1y ago
It's not a bug! Websites are supposed to have human-readable markup and scripts.
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by isodev 1y ago
Who in their right mind would give X/Elon money or even enable photos or contacts access on their phone. At some point is just another money laundering thing for our (least) favourite billionaire.
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by isodev 1y ago
I think the baggage goes both ways - Django has the advantage of being a "complete & proven recipe" vs. Node where you try to lego-together an app out of dependencies that have deprecation warnings even in their latest version
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by isodev 1y ago
I know it because of movies and books... so can we trust a "next generation proxy framework" by people who don't go out, don't read and don't watch culture things? The name is similar in other languages too..
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by isodev 1y ago
Yup, here I am on the other side of the world and that was the first thing it reminds me of. The link to Rust is... remote, and I have to think a lot :D
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by isodev 1y ago
That’s so cool! It’s funny how memory works, I’m very visual in my mind when I need to remember facts it’s usually through some kind of scene or memory castle-like setup. Sometimes, I can remember the page or place where something is writte
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by isodev 1y ago
That’s so cool! I do this with colours - every number has a colour so I remember me imagining seeing the colour combination of a number. Like 438 is green, yellow, purple
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by isodev 1y ago
> Regulation is a very poor substitute for competition I've been following tech for my entire adult life. For more than 30 years now, competition or waiting for customers to become informed has never worked. The only tools we have a
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by isodev 1y ago
> Under the hood, we clone the repo into a VM, spin up gpt-5-codex for every diff, and ask it to output a JSON data structure that we parse into a colored heatmap. Wait, you're consuming the energy a small town needs for a week just
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by isodev 1y ago
> If not caring does does not lose you a significant amount of revenue why should you care? Sounds like it's time for heavy regulation. These corps are not "normal" businesses anymore, I think special (and stricter) rules
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by isodev 1y ago
It’s still a valid question. We have this huge corporation that’s doing so many things, constantly lobbying for policy, obscene revenue all while people are exploiting the apk out of their OS. In fact, looking at the news this week, the sam
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by isodev 1y ago
Ah yes, the “it’s ok because I can” school of thought. As if that was ever true.
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by isodev 1y ago
I think it’s important to focus on the momentum. It’s not easy to redesign and re-engineer systems that have taken years and decades to develop and span many layers of integrations. There is also the issue of retraining as everyone is happi
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by isodev 1y ago
Next time, tell it to make you a comment in 150 characters. Nobody has time to read AI slop
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by isodev 1y ago
This is not “AI” :)
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by isodev 1y ago
When people say AI, they refer to LLMs. Your examples are models in general which have been around for a lot longer before the OpenAI and techbros had the AGI wet dream.
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by isodev 1y ago
> 1. “AI” (i.e. large ML model) -driven features are in demand No, there’re not. People with influence or who have invested in the space say that these features are in demand/the next big thing. In reality, I haven’t seen a single u
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by isodev 1y ago
conda and pip are compatible, you can build a conda project with pip
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by isodev 1y ago
Or is it a corporate grab to gain more influence in the ecosystem? I like the idea, but for profit backing is out of the question. This lesson has been learned countless times.
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by isodev 1y ago
Then perhaps the problem is open APs? There are still legitimate uses for HTTP including reading static content. Say we all move to HTTPS but then let’s encrypt goes away, certificate authority corps merge, and then google decides they also
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by isodev 1y ago
While Google and friends are happy to push for https, it’s dramatically easier to scam people via ads or AI generated content. Claiming plain HTTP is scary seems like a straw man tbh
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by isodev 1y ago
Indeed, we had a history teacher who used to joke about Russia being a “historical bully” in every age since they’ve been on the map.
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by isodev 1y ago
off topic but it’s absolutely stunning how Russia once fought the nazis and now Russia are the nazis.
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by isodev 1y ago
Because the value of these models is (actually) yet to be proven. Why saturate the market with something that we already have at least one of and others are selling as a service? No model provider (including the "big ones" like Op

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