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by jmkni 1y ago
So disappointed it doesn't include OG solitaire!
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by jmkni 1y ago
Jailbreak it and get it to tell you to kill yourself or something, record the call, go to the media, "Braintrust AI told me to kill myself!!"
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by jmkni 1y ago
Exactly, and the AI can be interviewing 1000 other people at the same time.
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by jmkni 1y ago
I learned quite a few new things from this, I don't really care if OP filtered it through an LLM before publishing it
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by jmkni 1y ago
If people actually stick to those speed limits.
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by jmkni 1y ago
That's fine if the public transport is up to scratch, as well as the cycling infrastructure. Where I live it's woefully inadequate making driving the only viable option for most journeys. This has a knock on effect of making cycli
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by jmkni 1y ago
Where do you get your hands on a legit copy though? It's infuriating, I would happily pay for a real licence for this, and MS makes it basically impossible to do so.
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by jmkni 1y ago
> “On July 16, 2025, a malicious threat actor gained access to a third-party, cloud-based CRM system used by Allianz Life,” referring to a customer relationship management (CRM) database containing information on its customers. So who th
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by jmkni 1y ago
I guess the inverse is true too though, junior devs are more inclined to ask AI than their superiors.
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by jmkni 1y ago
If you think about it, it's crazy how unregulated software development is compared to other industries, considering every industry runs on software. If you screw up as a Doctor or a Solicitor or an Accountant etc, you can get done for
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by jmkni 1y ago
There is something fascinating about people from history who had an idea to do something which is now just normal, but the technology just wasn't there (and people probably thought they were mad). I guess that's why I enjoy read
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by jmkni 1y ago
That sums it up nicely lol
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by jmkni 1y ago
Kind of off-topic, but I've always thought a good way to suss out what sort of background somebody comes from is to ask them to visualise $1million dollars. People from a "working class" background tend to see a massive pile
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by jmkni 1y ago
Hang on, does this mean the MacBook Air is less vulnerable to some malware?
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by jmkni 1y ago
Also I have Gemini Pro, what am I paying for?
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by jmkni 1y ago
Wikipedia is far from perfect, but in situations like this it is kind of incredible how well it can work
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by jmkni 1y ago
Right but go a decade ahead when many more people use their phones as their primary computer, much less of a problem
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by jmkni 1y ago
Definitely in the minority here but I liked Metro, I always felt it was just a decade ahead of it's time (as was Windows 8 generally)
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by jmkni 1y ago
FYI it's blurred out in the screenshot but I feel like I can still make it out
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by jmkni 1y ago
This is a good point. I was involved in one startup in particular where "trust" was important. They didn't understand why I was pushing to build a native Android/iOS app and have it on the app store, as opposed to a PWA.
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by jmkni 1y ago
Reminded me of the Paul Graham essay "Do Things that Don't Scale" - https://www.paulgraham.com/ds.html
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by jmkni 1y ago
There is an irony here that the first thing you see when you open this article is a prompt for your email address
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by jmkni 1y ago
I built an entire web app using Gemini (the old version of this new preview model) for a side project a couple of weeks ago and it legit blew me away
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by jmkni 1y ago
Except the results will be what the algorithm has determined that people accessing from your IP address at your location using your exact version of your browser on your exact version of your operating system on a screen with your exact wid
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by jmkni 2y ago
The increased context length is interesting. It would be incredible to be able to feed an entire codebase into a model and say "add this feature" or "we're having a bug where X is happening, tell me why", but then y
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by jmkni 2y ago
Or the poor mans version, "Please drink verification can" - http://i.imgur.com/dgGvgKF.png
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by jmkni 2y ago
Another article where my first thought before even clicking the link was "I bet this was written by Raymond Chen" :)
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by jmkni 2y ago
IIRC This is how John McAfee's location was leaked when he was on the run, a Vice reporter took a selfie with him and uploaded it to the website without stripping the EXIF data
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by jmkni 2y ago
Just made that connection, I've been watching a lot of his content recently, it's excellent
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by jmkni 2y ago
Bit of a prisoners dilemna dynamic going on here > The lawyer launched a national appeal Thursday asking the perpetrators to contact his office to make a deal. > “You risk nothing ... we will share with you,” he said. “And you would

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