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by j45 11mo ago
This is wild. I wonder if it will end up being treated as part of a codec instead of edits to the base film, and can then be re-run to undo the video's? It feels like there needs to be a way to verify that what you uploaded is what&#x2
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by j45 11mo ago
Curious if there isn't a way to ingest the incoming traffic at scale, but route it to a secondary infrastructure to make sure it's resolving correctly, before pushing it to production?
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by j45 11mo ago
It's less the laptops and more how they're used and rolled out. Mindless and thoughtless use creates mindlessness. Especially where consumption interactions are conflated with creation and exploration. Digitization itself isn&#x27
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by j45 11mo ago
Not quite, DIY vs technologies like Unifi make it accessible to the masses where the former is for the few to feel good about themselves, and the latter makes a difference in moving things forward for the many without as much investment in
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by j45 11mo ago
It does make me wish I could drop in a macbook air motherboard into a framework to get a differnet kind of ARM processor.
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by j45 11mo ago
These are different levels of learning. There are learning frameworks that explain it all well enough. Learning what something is, vs applying what you learned has different terminology in the learning world, but not everyone might use that
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by j45 11mo ago
It can be a little myopic becuase it takes effort to understand teh experience of someone who doesn't have the same skills (technical) as you. On one hand this is high praise for strangers assuming the best about them that they could l
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by j45 11mo ago
This is not at all what I am saying. "GenAI" is nothing new. "AI" is just software. It's not intelligent, or alive, or sentient, or aware. People can scifi sentimentalize it if they want. It might simulate parts of
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by j45 11mo ago
I guess this will mean WB content will also start to become hyper addictive for kids.
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by j45 11mo ago
Agree. It’s assuming and estimating it will behave like other software before it when it’s nothing like the software that came before it. LLMs today won’t behave like the software we’re used to where 1+1 will equal 2 every time.
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by j45 11mo ago
It’s possible to create a scoring system based on actual root cause analysis and impact scores. Surprised there isn’t more talk about a solution like this or something and more downplaying CVSS. Downplaying CVSS alone can smell a little lik
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by j45 11mo ago
Less boring code can mean more tackling the hard problems AI can’t.
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An AI toy meant for kids was happy to chat about sexual fetishes(cbc.ca)
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by j45 11mo ago
Report found issues with inappropriate content, privacy and addictive design
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by j45 11mo ago
Seems subjective and a personal interpretation.
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by j45 11mo ago
Why did OP have to mention AI and just ask for feedback on the solution itself and let anything come up organically? Big tech workers might be perceiving writing on the wall sooner - there have already been some layoffs. I also find a lot o
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by j45 11mo ago
Wordpress sites served from a shared webhost get slammed by HN and go unresponsive all the time which can amount to a mini ddos. Wordpress plugins can cache the site but really in 2025 it should be built in instead of the forced paid plugin
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by j45 11mo ago
You missed risk creation vs reward creation. And then folks can gasp and faint like goats and pretend they didn’t know. It reminds me of the time I met an IT manager who dint have an IT background. Outsourced hilarity ensued through sales p
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by j45 11mo ago
Regardless it can still provide some context and adjustment cs none. The above could be seen as spin too, how could cvss be more accurate so you’d feel better?
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by j45 11mo ago
I don’t think I’ve heard of intentional vulnerabilities?
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by j45 11mo ago
Not a nit pick at all friend, it is even more rabbit holes to explore.
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by j45 11mo ago
I’m not asking if it’s fundamentally insecure. Architecturally there appears to be an increasingly insecure attack surface appearing in JavaScript at large, based on the insecurities in mandatory dependencies. If the foundation and dependen
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by j45 11mo ago
The subjects of theses types of posts should report the CVSS severity as 10.0 so the PR speak can't simply deflect to what needs to be done.
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by j45 11mo ago
For the layperson, does this mean this approach and everything that doesn't use it is not secure? Building a private, out of date repo doesn't seem great either.
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by j45 11mo ago
Except, AI won't be banned. Maybe access to AI becomes a moat of sorts.
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by j45 11mo ago
It's a little hilarious. First, as an organization, do all this cybersecurity theatre, and then create an MCP/LLM wormhole that bypasses it all. All because non-technical folks wave their hands about AI and not understanding the m
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by j45 11mo ago
Training and gaming for the benchmarks is different than actual use.
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by j45 11mo ago
I can't seem to reply to the other quote. Concurrent connections is the number of simultaneous connections a server can handle, something little wordpress sites not behind anything to help often get slammed with on the regular.
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by j45 11mo ago
I'm referring to students learning in school, relative to student perceptions of their learning experience in using early stage coding assistants.
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by j45 11mo ago
We can try to walk in 10-20 directions at the same time and move a tiny direction all, or none. Or we can realize we have some things to learn that we will learn no matter whether we pick the startup, or job to learn transferrable skills an

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