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by jmuguy 11mo ago
Good news is it can run pretty well even on a potato, they've worked really hard on UE5 for the game.
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by jmuguy 11mo ago
I'm sure they'll figure this out right around the time they test the cars in places that have more than one season.
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by jmuguy 1y ago
Well some of the new rich, tech guys are clearly insane. Peter Thiel cannot stop talking about the Antichrist, for example. I don't understand what was so different about the robber barons of the past, who at least had some obsession
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by jmuguy 1y ago
It does seem kind of stupid to (apparently) not have google search console, or even a google account according to them, for your business. I don't like Google being in control of so much of the internet - but they are, and it won&#x27
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by jmuguy 1y ago
I think that Halligan thinks that Anna Bower wrote the NYT piece she was commenting on. Our only hope really is that these people are too incompetent to actually do the whole dictatorship thing very effectively.
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by jmuguy 1y ago
Yeah we were fine until about 1030 eastern and have been completely down since then, Heroku customer.
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by jmuguy 1y ago
Really ironic given the content of this post. Glad that humans are already getting pretty good at clocking this sort of BS quickly, makes it easy to ignore. Maybe a new idiom for our time. Startups want to fail quickly, I want to detect
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by jmuguy 1y ago
I've seen Musk and TBC make those claims, I haven't seen evidence from the industry that they're actually having an impact.
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by jmuguy 1y ago
What evidence is there that "tunneling technology", or lack thereof, is holding anything back?
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by jmuguy 1y ago
What technology and progress has the boring company enabled?
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by jmuguy 1y ago
Well this certainly clarifies a lot. I'm not sure I'm confident that they know nothing was compromised further or the extent of any data exfil, it sounds like a lot of logging was enabled after the incident occurred.
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by jmuguy 1y ago
I hadn't ever tried Notion before but I sort of vaguely understood it was a nice way to make some documentation and wiki type content. I had a need for something like a table that I could filter that I would normally just do in Google
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by jmuguy 1y ago
Its kind of funny that either this change effects a really small group of people, and its just MS being weirdly vindictive about nerds not wanting to use a Microsoft account OR they have such a problem with people avoiding MS account sign o
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by jmuguy 1y ago
I trust that I can get the news from US Media, and I trust my own critical thinking to understand that the news has always been and will always be biased in one way or another. That bias can shift also, for instance I would say the NY Time
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by jmuguy 1y ago
Am I wrong in reading this will add 20b in debt to EA the company, and not the purchasers? Because it seems like just servicing that debt will immediately put the company in a bad position.
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by jmuguy 1y ago
I'm also old enough to remember not having to worry about this and what irritates me more is - I don't want to be part of someone else's "content".
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by jmuguy 1y ago
Still waiting for them to reschedule the Zoom call they were going to do with the community.... something tells me we'll be waiting for a while.
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by jmuguy 1y ago
But there's other reasons for that - makes support easier, can have same linting setup etc, its not done to increase productivity.
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by jmuguy 1y ago
The monitors thing is funny to me because I love using dual monitors at work, and my coworker doesn't, and this forced AI adoption would be like if I forced him to use dual monitors.
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by jmuguy 1y ago
The only thing that seems to unite gamers is whining about basically every aspect of gaming, hardware requirements included.
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by jmuguy 1y ago
This was sent out to everyone that signed up for today's Zoom call about last week's drama, they canceled the Zoom since today is Rosh Hashana. In my opinion there is still a pretty big gap of understanding between what some of th
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by jmuguy 1y ago
Wife is a high school history teacher - she would have to flunk 75% of her students. That is after proving they used AI, which would be extremely time consuming. Its very demoralizing for her, she has to spend a lot of time reading writte
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by jmuguy 1y ago
Might be easier for AI to generate this specific bullshit because of curl's long history.
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by jmuguy 1y ago
This is essentially what teachers are dealing with every day, across the majority of their students, for every subject where its even remotely possible to use AI.
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by jmuguy 1y ago
So essentially they randomly cut off a bunch of long time maintainers for some vague legal and/or security reasons. If there was real reason to do that in a hurry, that's what we need to see, not a corporate PR message.
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by jmuguy 1y ago
I know its against the content policy on HN but I really wish I could reply with that gif from Veep where she's nervously laughing while mouthing "what the fuck". Seriously... wtf.
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by jmuguy 1y ago
Can you comment on the other organizations who've had similar experiences recently? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45287607 https://www.reddit.com/r/AWSCertifications/comments/1aj3i
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by jmuguy 1y ago
yeah its a shame really, I've tried to explain this to our CEO when he wants to use AI slop headers for our blog entries. Just spend 5 cents on a stock photo if you need to.
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by jmuguy 1y ago
Got it, I had to re-read the post a few times before it made sense. I think ICEBlock's creator is definitely a doofus but Micah isn't doing themselves any favors with the way they reported this - more like a "gotcha" th
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by jmuguy 1y ago
Unless I've got the timeline wrong did the author contact ICEBlock's creator about the outdated Apache version and then a few hours later post publicly about it? If that's the case I can understand why he blocked the author.

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