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by joseda-hg 5mo ago
What would be the general stance if I for example SSH'd into something I own and worked from there? This AFAICT, isn't the case where I live, I usually have to sign something actively giving the the employer ownership (And usually
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by joseda-hg 5mo ago
I mean #2 is literally done tongue in cheek
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by joseda-hg 5mo ago
Enrollment or courses might not be generally super sensible, but financing/financial data, personal identification like phone numbers and emails, chat logs and such
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by joseda-hg 5mo ago
There is a line where the ransom price beats the capex of keeping a secure system, specially when the risk so nebulous Kind of like the recall math auto makers do to see if it's more expensive to actually recall a manufacturing problem
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by joseda-hg 5mo ago
What stops a ransomware group copying all data and just selling it piecemeal on the darknet under posibly a different name? Realistically, the only people that could check that it's true are buyers, and those benefit from keeping a low
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by joseda-hg 6mo ago
Depending on who you ask, that is a form of meditation (or at the very least, a meditative activity). And like the gym, it isn't necessarily orthogonal to a healthy lifestyle; sometimes, it’s just a way of focusing efforts toward a spe
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by joseda-hg 6mo ago
Honestly, I'd live with slightly smaller batteries if the change mechanism allowed easy swaps Have more than one and I can chain enough to last me indefinitely
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by joseda-hg 6mo ago
> Judging it now, when the market has finally caught up in most areas doesn't make sense. Why? Why should we consider an advantage that doesn't exist anymore?
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by joseda-hg 6mo ago
Not GP, but I also find it telling that Influencer with a free pick at any sound equipment at any price point, famously not super onboard with the ecosystem (Bar recently with the Neo) still does pick them Linus is not an audiophile by any
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by joseda-hg 6mo ago
Chance of winning a random deck
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by joseda-hg 6mo ago
Open Models are currently within reach for most of the kind of writing I do I still decide what and why it generates what it does, I just don't do it manually I'm not super worried, either I still do the last leg of the work, or I
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by joseda-hg 7mo ago
For those not in the know "I'm an egotistical bastard, and I name all my projects after myself. First Linux, now git." - Linus Torvalds Git noun - derogatory An unpleasant or contemptible person (typically used of a man).
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by joseda-hg 7mo ago
I'd guess PowerPivot and PowerQuery You'd think it's third party the way it locks up a file or makes it so you can't basic things like interacting with filters
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by joseda-hg 7mo ago
I mean, there's still quite a number of resources on the surface, plenty just sit there because the ratio of setup cost / profit isn't there The demand a smaller civilization would have should be quite less significant than w
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by joseda-hg 7mo ago
Even knowing the broad concepts of Crop Rotation, Germ theory, or Computation, means that you shouldn't take that long to get back to an advanced stage, you probably won't actually get to whatever SOTA you had on those fields for
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by joseda-hg 7mo ago
Which incentivizes people to hold on to exploits for as long as possible, ideally past the console life cycle, just to make sure it can be used, which already is a thing
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by joseda-hg 7mo ago
It's one way, v6 is aware of v4, but not the other way around
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by joseda-hg 7mo ago
I might be interpreting wrong, but doesn't IPv6 also have a "implicit bridge" for IPv4?
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by joseda-hg 8mo ago
Not the user you're responding to, but I feel like I do something similar I describe what I want roughly on the level I could still code it by hand, to the level of telling Claude to create specific methods, functions and classes (And
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by joseda-hg 8mo ago
> Lots of songs have, like, "forced" slang or even changes in pronunciation or syllable stress to meet the constraints of the lyrics. I agree. I’d be wary of this as a beginner, but when you get more advanced, it becomes helpfu
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by joseda-hg 8mo ago
That’s kind of the point. Even if users can choose which model to use (and apparently the default is the largest one), they could still say (For roughly the same cost): your Opus quota is X, your Haiku quota is Y, go ham. We’ll throttle you
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Ask HN: What are the nicest apps you use day to day?
3 points by joseda-hg 8mo ago|2 comments
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by joseda-hg 8mo ago
It (CC) does have a /models command, you can still decide to route everything to Opus if you just want to burn tokens I guess it's not default so most wouldn't, but still, people willing to go to a third party client are more
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by joseda-hg 8mo ago
The constraints being different already make the replacement tangibly different Maybe it will kill the veil of (perceived) anonimity which tangibly changes how people behave, or maybe the filter will be monetary and the filter will just aff
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by joseda-hg 9mo ago
God dang it, Dang!
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by joseda-hg 9mo ago
I could pay like 30 bucks a month for an absolutely overspecc'd VPS (64GB/16c) that would cost around 20X on AWS (According to ChatGPT; which sounds about right based on the last time I cared to even look into it) Does it have a b
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by joseda-hg 9mo ago
More directly, they don't care about the crash, because some of them either can profit from the crash or more generally are incentivized to think they should extract all value right up to the point of crashing and not a second less, be
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by joseda-hg 9mo ago
That's just ChromeOS
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by joseda-hg 9mo ago
> Being paid never hurt its adoption at all in the UK. Teenagers like me were perfectly happy to pay 99p to get inter-platform IM. To offer a counter example, it definitely did in Venezuela, at least in the beginning, where it initially
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by joseda-hg 9mo ago
Yes but with Vector based logos, and considereing you don't actually need all sizes for most apps there's a lot of margin there A 6 inch screen doesn't need an 8K logo and all it's variants

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