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by jeltz 2mo ago
Yes, but getting an exception approved can be a huge pain in some places.
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by jeltz 2mo ago
Many large organizations like banks have requirements like this and they solve it through a mix of automatic scanners, e.g. Trivvy, and self-deception as not all systems are actually scanned in any sufficiently large org.
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by jeltz 2mo ago
This is not about an aspiring painter though. This method is intended for an already accomplished painter. Not saying how effective it is but your comparison is not relevant.
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by jeltz 2mo ago
Maybe it matters if you do not have the right to push to the main repo but still want both your PRs to live there. Is there a way to do that without stacked PRs?
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by jeltz 3mo ago
The Northern Alliance contain some people who are probably even worse than the Taliban so while you are technically right I am not sure it matters.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
Something which Trump wants to change. Trump has already done a lot of silence critical media and he wants to do more.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
We do well enough. It either happened naturally, or less likely due to a lab accident. If there is a cover up it is to hide incompetence.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
Given their history with previous other marketing stunts I do not expect any retrospective. The technology is real but I have little faith in open and honest communication from Anthropic.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
They bought the maintainers, not the code.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
It was expected. These LLM rewrites seem to work amazingly at first and then you realize there is a ton of work remaining.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
> Tesla is the only Western electric car company in the top 20 WV is number 6 in the top 20, and BMW is number 10. And while Tesla has good sales now their lack of innovation is a huge risk. https://www.blackridgeresearch.com&
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by jeltz 3mo ago
Exactly. Tesla is way behind the competition.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
There are some really bad linters out there like Rubocop so if they have had experience with those I get it.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
Probably, because in my 20 year career I have encountered it plenty except back the first couple of years as a junior developer when I did not know my tools and did not know that I should do this.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
I still would want the history easy to reach because when I find weird code I almost always reach directly to git log.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
Yeah, and of they want to only keep history for the subset thet are interested in there is always git filter-branch.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
Not even that, it is just an off-topic rant about government censorship.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
Pretty sure you could have said the same in 1986 and I know for sure you could have in 2006. Not sure why you think people having different tastes is new.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
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by jeltz 3mo ago
Ok ... you know PostgreSQL supports hash tables in shared memory, right? PostgreSQL could in theory share those if we wanted to. The issue is just that coding anything which uses shared memory is a lot of work. Additionally the reasons Post
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by jeltz 3mo ago
I strongly disagree. The easiest way to shut down your business is to insist on being 100% secure because the only way to have perfect security is to do nothing. Security is always about tradeoffs.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
Funny story but in my experience hardware engineers produce some of the worst software of the industry. Of course there must be some hardware engineers out there who do hood software but generally what they build are disasters.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
Some, but not that much. Switching PostgreSQL to a threaded model will not magically make spawning connections fast. PostgreSQL connections are quite heavyweight. The reason to use threads is almost entirely about ease of development, not a
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by jeltz 3mo ago
Threads does not offer any major performance advantage, performance of processes vs threads is virtually the same. The reason the PostgreSQL project is moving towards threads is to make development easier.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
They would need to be rewritten as there is no formal extension API. Extensions can call into almost any part of PostgreSQL.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
It is not a requirement the PostgreSQL project wants to have. It would be a heavy burden and mostly pointless.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
PostgreSQL's tests are mostly integration tests.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
I think Opus 8.4 is a below average developer, but maybe I have just worked with good developers and have a skewed perspective of what the average is.
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by jeltz 3mo ago
It is not like you typically can just ignore a court order so Google will need to convince Klarna that they have changed something or Klarna can just go back to the court.
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by jeltz 4mo ago
Because if we don't then the rich can divide and conquer. We need to stand united, even with the Meta techbros.

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