jfindper

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by jfindper 11mo ago
It does make me curious about the what the super anti-ai people will do. Matt Godbolt is, obviously, extremely smart and has a lot of interesting insight as a domain expert. But ... this was LLM-assisted. So, anyone who has previously sa
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by jfindper 11mo ago
> Is that something you actually need AI for though? Need? Probably not. I bet it helps though (false positives, etc.) > would be cheaper, faster detection, more reliable, easier to maintain, and more. Cheaper than the phone I alrea
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by jfindper 11mo ago
>> "[...] support the web standards as determined by other parties. " > "Which other parties? Because Mozilla's stance on JPEG XL and XSLT are identical to Google's" If this isn't an implication
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There is something fun about using godbolt.org to say that Matt Godbolt is wrong.
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Calling out every abrasive comment would take more effort than I'm willing to expend, and would itself be pretty abrasive. So I picked the comment where they called Covid (the event where many people died, had their businesses ruined,
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by jfindper 11mo ago
> Covid was fun, I get it, but that was a long time ago man. I don't understand what you gain from trying to be super abrasive on a forum. Is it fun?
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Or, just maybe I'm doing the daycare and social life and whatever in the spare time I have from no longer commuting (~2 hours extra a day for me).
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by jfindper 11mo ago
Indeed, you're making my point. SquareWheel implied that Mozilla doesn't count as an "other party" because they are aligned with Google on this specific topic. My comment was pointing out that just because they are align
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> they just linked to a Wikipedia article about Raytheon Yeah, that's why I took a guess at what they were trying to say. > Is that supposed to intrinsically represent "immorality"? What? The fact that they linked to
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by jfindper 11mo ago
Not the parent. I believe that they are bringing up a moral argument. Which I'm sympathetic too, having quit a job before because I found that my personal morals didn't align with the company, and the cognitive dissonance to conti
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by jfindper 11mo ago
> >I'm not for/or against a particular style ... so I'm not sure why some of you took offense in my comment, but I can definitely imagine why :) Because surrounding your extremely condescending take with "just my
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> I'm not for/or against a particular style, it must be real nice if life just solves everything for you while you just chill or whatever. But, a nice upside of being made of talent instead of luck is that when luck starts to r
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by jfindper 11mo ago
For sure! $0.00* * $0.00 plus additional risk that the author of the alternative you are using is compromised, you end up using a malicious version of that alternative, and get pwned. Obviously for some/many, that trade-off is totall
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by jfindper 11mo ago
> Because Mozilla's stance on JPEG XL and XSLT are identical to Google's. Okay, and do they align on every other web standard too?
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thats super cool! some people care a lot, some people dont care at all. what a strange world.
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> pleasant and free of ragebait and propaganda Most people are putting forth an argument of pervasiveness and scale , not existence.
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by jfindper 11mo ago
As someone who doesn't, and never has, had a linkedin. What would a "competitor" look like? There's plenty of job boards. What are you using linkedin for?
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by jfindper 11mo ago
Every dictionary I've looked at, wikipedia, etc. all immediately and prominently highlight the intent part. It really seems like the defining characteristic of "sabotage" vs. other similar verbs. But, language is weird, so, ¯
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> how compilers and compiler engineers are sabotaging the efforts of cryptographers I'm not exposed to this space very often, so maybe you or someone else could give me some context. "Sabotage" is a deliberate effort to
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by jfindper 11mo ago
> Orion doesn't have any telemetry, doesn't force any updates on you, doesn't require any account. Source: "Trust me". As another person mentioned, telemetry could be sent out Sundays @ 2:00am, so my use of stan