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by jijji 6mo ago
I thought Alan Cox fixed all the TCP IP bugs in the early 1990s lol
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by jijji 6mo ago
The search filters and the user interface in general on YouTube is garbage. you guys need to go back to the drawing board. it really is almost impossible to find a video, you have to sort through hundreds of AI slop clickbait videos in or
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by jijji 7mo ago
whether people want to admit it or not, agent encoding is kind of the norm right now and I think the fear is the stories coming out of places like Block, Inc where they announced they fired 4,000 engineers a couple days ago because of what&
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by jijji 7mo ago
I agree with you, if you're already a competent engineer, your productivity only is improved by orders of magnitude by using coding agents that are at this point producing very good code as long as you give it the right prompts and you
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by jijji 7mo ago
another week another npm supply chain attack
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by jijji 7mo ago
why not just try to block them at the door instead of feeding them poisoned food...
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by jijji 7mo ago
you could probably get away with just running nginx with certbot on the front end of that domain name and then have it proxy back to a script that talks to the brother printer on the back end of it to do printing, although I'm not sure
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by jijji 7mo ago
i wonder how much that costs per hour to run any normal load? what benefit does this have versuss using mysql (or any similar rdbms) for the queries? mysql/pgsql/etc is free remember, so using S3 obviously charges by the request,
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by jijji 7mo ago
forcing the OS to authenticate the age of the person using the machine? age verification can easily be done by using the DMV as a conduit or using login.gov as a conduit or using id.me as a conduit. these interfaces are already used by doze
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by jijji 7mo ago
i dont know, i'm in my 50's, and been doing software engineering work every day professionally since i was 15, and i can say claude code (max) has made me at least 20x more productive... Its definitely an improvement. I think wha
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by jijji 7mo ago
I tried to use Google's Gemini CLI from the command line on linux and I think it let me type in two sentences and then it told me that I was out of credits... and then I started reading comments that it would overwrite files destructiv
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by jijji 7mo ago
if someone submits a code revision and it fixes a bug or adds a useful feature that most of your users found useful, you reject it outright because it was not written by hand? or is this more about code that generally provides no benefits a
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by jijji 8mo ago
The way that it would make sense for age verification is if there was some federal system that verifies your identity and then it would use a public key crypto system to allow a third party to check whether or not this person is over the ag
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by jijji 8mo ago
Google has zero customer service. using them for anything serious makes no business sense. the only thing that they're good for is serving ads to people, and they have a support team for that, but only if you're spending a lot o
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by jijji 8mo ago
yeah exactly have you ever tried to call Google support? it doesn't exist. the only way to contact Google is by posting something on news.ycombinator.com and then hoping that some person who works at that company actually responds to
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by jijji 8mo ago
this is the long-standing problem with using Google services. either they become deprecated and removed without notification, or they outright ban you for using tools as intended. either way, using Google tools for anything doesn't m
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by jijji 8mo ago
the government should not be using any private LLM, they should build their own internal systems using publicly available LLM's, which change frequently anyway. I don't see why they would put their trust in a third party like tha
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by jijji 8mo ago
use after free.... ahh the irony
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by jijji 8mo ago
to avoid these conditions i have usually inserted a row into a lock table used for this purpose to create a lock with a unique key for that row with a few minute timer, the once the transaction is complete it will delete the lock row. This
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by jijji 8mo ago
i used to use SoftIce to patch software the same way and sometimes just add a JMP to bypass the registration check completely
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by jijji 9mo ago
if anybody believes that Facebook would allow people to send a totally encrypted message to somebody, they're out of their mind. they're pretty much in bed with law enforcement at this point. I mean I don't know how many peo
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by jijji 9mo ago
im sure that is not going to improve their sales numbers
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by jijji 9mo ago
Gavin Newsom also vetoed AB 2903, the bipartisan bill for auditing of California's $24 billion spent and squandered on fixing the homeless problem, which only got worse. SB79 is another example of Newsom intent to change zoning laws to
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by jijji 9mo ago
In 2020 federal memo and regulatory changes under Trump's first administration to send more water from Northern California to Central Valley agriculture via federal projects were ignored by the governor of california, and instead of al
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by jijji 9mo ago
The article is written by JP Morgan which is a little odd but even stranger is they mention of all places China as being a great investment place to put your money, when in reality they can literally take your money away from you and nation
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by jijji 9mo ago
z.ai (Zhipu AI) is a chinese run entity, so presumably China's National Intelligence Law put in place in 2018, which requires data exfiltration back to the government, would apply to the use of this. I wouldn't feel comfortable u
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by jijji 10mo ago
every time Claude code loads or it compacts the conversation it loses its context so I always type in: read CLAUDE.md .... which usually solves the problem... I run Claude code on a few screen sessions in different directories for months
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by jijji 10mo ago
I tried Gemini CLI the other day, typed in two one line requests, then it responded that it would not go further because I ran out of tokens. I've hard other people complaint that it will re-write your entire codebase from scratch and
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by jijji 10mo ago
you can write all you want about an AI bubble but when I can do from the command line with agentic AI changes to a large code base that would take over a year and get it done in a week or two, it's simply a dramatic evolution of softwa
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by jijji 11mo ago
clippy was a windows based closed source program that didnt have access to the internet. For the people who never grew up on windows, it makes no sense to what you're writing. We were using Linux, and before that *BSD or Solaris&#x2F

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