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In defense of GitHub's poor uptime
(evanhahn.com)
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5mo ago
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Open Slopware
(codeberg.org)
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6mo ago
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6mo ago
What is your opinion on this? While I think it is interesting to catalogue the use of LLMs (I still really dislike the term "AI" being used for next token prediction) in the open source projects, using even a permissive AI policy
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6mo ago
The first thing I dig in the article was a search for "bad". Glad I'm not the only one.
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Tracking in Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini Chatbots
(infosec.exchange)
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6mo ago
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FobCam '25 – All my MFA tokens on one page
(shkspr.mobi)
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6mo ago
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6mo ago
I wouldn't recommend trying if you don't like it already. In order for the twist to have any impact the game needs to pretend to be something else and the developer have chosen it to be a visual novel with 0 substance. It would be
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What "Parse, don't validate" means in Python? (2025)
(bitecode.dev)
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
To be honest, I'm getting tired of a "laptop" in every one of these clickbait titles turning out to be $3000 Macbook. Sure, it's impressive to achieve this degree of the LLM compression, but I really don't like that
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The Winmail.dat Syndrome (2013)
(ploum.net)
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7mo ago
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Making
(beej.us)
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7mo ago
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Betrayed by My Own Blog
(ossama.is)
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
Found this link in a discussion under another submission [1] and I think it deserves a post of its own. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47340359
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Everything Was Rational and Nothing Vibed
(kevinmunger.substack.com)
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7mo ago
Back in 2017-8 I've got a four consequent top ups of an equivalent of $50 each (so a total of $200) from an unknown source. After that I've got a call from a resident cell number saying I've got a $200 fine for watching porn
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8mo ago
> The disappearance of these kinds of interactions from day-to-day life – in pubs, restaurants, shops, queues, on public transport – is striking. > We are losing a basic human skill. The ability to speak to others and understand them
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8mo ago
And, to counter the arguments that "the site tells you that you need WebUSB support": you get to the https://e.foundation/installer/ when you click "Check device compatibility" on the main page. Per
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8mo ago
Do you use single email address on your domain or multiple for different purposes? Or do you have one main address and throwaway aliases for the one-time registration purposes? I see that the Fastmail provides a single inbox that can handle
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jllyhill
8mo ago
Is this another part of this third? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46682534
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8mo ago
Haven't had a need for a hardware calculator since the first year in the university, even though I got to the PhD in physics. The calculations are either too hard to do by hand (at work) or too trivial and few to require anything more
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Digital Ecosystems and Lobbying
(imagico.de)
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9mo ago
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9mo ago
But "enough to not get fired" is not an answer to a question "why should I know anything?". To be honest, it's not clear if the rest of your post tries to answer the initial question of why you should know anything
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Python Packaging 外伝1: Oxidation and Radiation. The Rise of uv in 2025
(zahlman.github.io)
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9mo ago
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10mo ago
Please don't use LLM-translation for the site. I can only speak for the Russian version, but it is very crude. Maybe it's just me but I'd much rather skip something that so poorly attempts to cater to me, instead of sticking
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Responsible Bot Operation
(cryptography.dog)
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11mo ago
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Shouldn't we trust Google and other pertinent questions
(cryptography.dog)
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jllyhill
1y ago
Am I the only one having troubles with the site on mobile? I'm using Firefox on a decent Android phone but the scroll is extremely stuttery and it distracts from the article unfortunately.
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1y ago
I guess the bad takes are unavoidable. I couldn't find a clear and succinct explanation of the mission anywhere on that site and had to read your post to have any idea what are they even arguing for and against.
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1y ago
Thanks for sharing this! Do you have an idea where I can get the .epub version? The button on the page doesn't seem to do anything?
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1y ago
Thanks, but some strange coincidence this is exactly the book I have right now. In the introduction the author says, "I think these notes would best serve as a complement to a textbook". Do you happen to know any good textbooks on
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