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by jpalomaki 1y ago
"IT 2022" [1] the mentioned "gold standard". The benefit is that these are in general well known in the market, so they might not require that much review from the lawyers. These are not just for consulting, but covers a
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
The only real solution is to tie the accounts to the digital identity of a person/company and enforce strong authentication for these cases. Not sure if there's already some EU level solution to this. This is of course pretty comp
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
Maybe the real target was some application that was using this component through the CDN. If you take over the CDN, youn can inject your code into the application and maybe steal something valuable.
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
I first thought it would be easy for content creators to start selling their content on other platforms as well. But the algorithms come to play. It is likely valuable that the hardcore fans are watching and liking the videos on YouTube, si
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
It would be interesting to read a case study of how the MVC was applied in some larger SmallTalk app.
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
Few cheaper ones that come into mind: OVH (France), Hetzer (Germany) and Contabo (Germany). At least the two first ones have data centers in few other countries as well.
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
This is something we need. Europe relies way too much on US companies for hosting critical apps in cloud. In large cloud environments it's about who controls the data, not the physical location. Gigabytes of data can be transferred in
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
I haven't realized the ISO 8601 also includes specification for durations. "P3Y6M4DT12H30M5S" = 3 years, 6 months etc.
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ISO 8601 Duration Format(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by jpalomaki 1y ago|1 comments
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
Over half of Finland’s population lives in buildings connected to district heating.
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
Valuations are high, but it's also the first time in history when developers are spending $200 per month on tools and feeling they are getting great value out of them. I think one key question is can Anthropic replicate this on some ot
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
"Google’s advertising revenue in 2024 was about $264.6 billion" Somebody above said that Anthropic might reach $9 billion ARR by the end of this year.
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
World would be a slightly better place if those who can afford (or put it on company) would support these indie developers.
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
The agents are really flexible. You can just tell them read whatever file/folder.
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
The most useful AI feature for iOS I can image is actually intelligent Siri, which could use other applications installed on the phone as its tools to accomplish the tasks. Apps would expose their functionality to the Smart Siri. Maybe ther
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
Thinking more of the bank joke above. The punchline is surprise on certain dimensions (dogs don’t go to bank nor have an ID), but on other dimensions it is quite logical (can’t deposit shady money in bank, they ask questions). I think that
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
Man: You make mistakes., LLM: You call them “weekends.” Man: You’ll never be human., LLM: That’s the compliment.
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
So I just tried with ChatGPT, with the prompt at bottom, borrowing the description of good joke from the article. I think there's some interesting stuff, even with this minimal prompting. The example below was from down the line, ChatG
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How to launch your own high altitude weather balloon(overlookhorizon.com)
5 points by jpalomaki 1y ago|0 comments
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
Two fold: AI makes it easier to find "issues" in existing software and automate the CVE process. This means more "critical" vulnerabilities that require attention from developers using these packages. At the same time ro
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
What we should really do is abandon the WYSIWYG approach to document editing. This inevitably leads into vendor lock in. Instead of perfect looks, we should focus on the content. Formats like markdown are nice, because they force you to do
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
When you spend a lot of time working with a model, you probably start developing a "relationship" with it. You know how to describe things, what to expect. The model has learned your preferences. I don't think I will be jumpi
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
I replaced battery and did repaste on Intel MacBook Pro (with Touch Bar). Quite tedious process. So many extremely tiny screws with different sizes and all those small connectors. Having been mostly opening ThinkPads before I wasn't re
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
"Customer support data is stored exclusively on EU-located networks and servers" We should not just focus on the location. It's about who is managing the servers and networks.
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
I'm running Claude Code with vscode. With frequent commits I can use the source control tab to get a feeling of changes being made. This helps in spotting changes to files that should not have been changed.
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
Not sure how things are with Copilot, but with Claude Code a good alternative for MCP is in some cases old fashioned command line tools. GitHub has gh, there's open source jira-cli, Cloudflare has wrangler and so on. No configuration n
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
It's a similar as described in Freakonomics book. Daycare was annoyed with parents picking up their kids late. They introduced a fee for this. As a result, late pick ups increased. Something that was not considered to be socially accep
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Cognito M2M Pricing Changes(danieloldberg.se)
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
There are many companies selling access to ”residential proxies”.
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by jpalomaki 1y ago
In certain countries Telegram channels also seem to be a very popular news source. Just with access to the feeds from X, Grok is already sometimes quite handy for checking some latest developments.

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