jcims

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by jcims 5mo ago
>Do the whole "too dangerous to release" shtick. One aspect that isn't really discussed much in this context is how to wrap one's head around the corporate risk with models of ever increasing capability. It might not
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by jcims 5mo ago
I can’t say for certain but I’m nearly positive I’ve seen ads for this on Facebook or Insta or something like that.
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by jcims 5mo ago
The number one thing for me would be to standardize methods to implement soft failures. Minimally in standard clients and libraries the ability to warn when certs are nearing expiration. Cert extensions to declare lifecycle expectations a
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by jcims 5mo ago
I just find it incredible that in 30+ years the industry hasn't adapted one bit to the brittle failure modes of certificates. I did some subcontract work with Verisign to deploy their CA infrastructure back in the early oughties and i
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by jcims 5mo ago
Tested Amazon Linux 2023 and it doesn't appear to be vulnerable in the default configuration. Would be interested if anyone finds anything different.
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by jcims 5mo ago
This is great but as someone in infrastructure tech at a large financial, there is almost no framework for cleanly separating control from data plane operations, read vs write, anything. As of right now you have to build nearly all of that
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by jcims 5mo ago
They've been scaling these things up over the past decade. The JetCat P1000 can exceed 200lbs of thrust. What they really for this kind of build are RC turbofans, which are extremely uncommon. This thing puts out over 300lbs of thrust
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by jcims 5mo ago
That property is gorgeous and Tyler pulls out all the stops for his builds. That channel (Ramy RC) has quite a few of them.
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by jcims 5mo ago
I experience the same thing very frequently. I likened it to activation energy in a reaction, that no matter what I did I couldn't create the required electrochemical bias in my brain needed to put ideas into action. It's like b
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by jcims 5mo ago
I'm shocked that you're shocked lol. $100 for a somewhat specialized, durable medical device that has to meet regulatory standards and will be used daily, possibly for years, by healthcare providers to do patient assessments? A 3D
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by jcims 5mo ago
I experimented with this way back when custom GPTs were first released (looks like late 2023). There are a few / commands you can use to suggest what product to inject, how overt, etc and a generic /operator command to send whate
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by jcims 5mo ago
I was going to use that to start a private voicemail company in my little rural town. Had the name and everything ready to go (mailvox!) but I was too broke to afford the second phone line xD. Plus in retrospect I'm sure it would have
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by jcims 5mo ago
Anyone in here work at Wiz? Seem like they do pretty good work. Tool itself has survived extreme growth/feature bloat and still does pretty well. Security team has found some really cool stuff.
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by jcims 6mo ago
I agree with you 100%. It's a system that punishes and stifles innovation.
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by jcims 6mo ago
The motion system constrains the problem quite a bit. This video of high speed vision/actuators is 16 years old - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfdHY26E2jc I was expecting/hoping for a humanoid robot.
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by jcims 6mo ago
My wife taught first through fifth grade from ~2004 until 2017. One thing that was evident to me from the sidelines was how much admin work was continually added to her workload without any consideration for the amount of class time she had
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by jcims 6mo ago
> 2. Get an HSA and max that out. Invest it all in a target date retirement fund. Do not use any of it, pay for medical expenses with cash and save your receipts. Get reimbursed for the receipts when you retire. Very important detail, F
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by jcims 6mo ago
If I recall correctly I sent the PR as just a way to ship a blob of code, intending to use it to demo a specific UI feature that I wanted them to look at. Meanwhile I was tinkering with the schema in the database and messing about deep in t
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by jcims 6mo ago
I wonder if there's a market for a little usb fob that does nothing but meander the mouse cursor about the screen in a path that, upon proper rendering, would appear to be a ...
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by jcims 6mo ago
> But i feel like it was always true that patches from the internet at large were largely more trouble then they were worth most of the time. Oh god, I needed to add a feature to an open source project (kind of a freemium project) about
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by jcims 6mo ago
>realistic engineering of heat extraction from a tokamak This is why I love the idea of Helion so much. Who knows if it will ever work, but skipping the thermal transport and doing direct current generation from EMF in the reactor seems
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by jcims 6mo ago
No idea how automated it is but it's clearly accelerated since last Dec. https://code.claude.com/docs/en/changelog
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by jcims 6mo ago
> I used it today to take a look at my previously built design system with Logos, branding, fonts, and everything else. The fact that you are using this language tells me you are probably more advanced than the average individual, and li
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by jcims 6mo ago
Can each device vary the color or is it fixed based on how it’s built? Seems the latter?
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by jcims 6mo ago
real unlock - https://trends.google.com/explore?q=real%20unlock&date=all&g... key insight - https://trends.google.com/explore?q=key%2520insight&date=all... etc.
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by jcims 6mo ago
>At this point it should be clear that Gas Town has done something we can evaluate the value of. I see this sentiment often, repeated a couple times in here, but I don't understand why on earth that would be the case. Gas Town was
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by jcims 6mo ago
>Feature delivery rate by Anthropic is basically a fast takeoff in miniature. I like to just check the release notes from time to time: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/releases and the equally freneti
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by jcims 6mo ago
Is there a consensus on whether or not we've reached Zawinski's Law?
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by jcims 6mo ago
Haha I actually have a bag of chips but never bought a bath large enough to be worthwhile. Started going down the juniper/citrus/rosemary/coriander/etc route instead.
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by jcims 6mo ago
I had a load cell under the collection jar that would adjust heat input (via PWM to SCR) to achieve a steady output rate (dW/dt) via outer PID loop, then lower the heat to just below boiling when it got to 700mL to keep it hot but paus

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