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by juunpp 2y ago
Do they still pipe filesystem calls through a windows share? lol
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by juunpp 2y ago
> We find what appear to be personal devices being brought by military personnel into war zones, exposing pre-deployment sites and military positions. Is this verified? Does the military not ban Apple/Google personal trackers?
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by juunpp 2y ago
You seem very confused about how Google Gemini, or any ML-based system for that matter, is trained. It is a natural consequence of these systems that they output the same biases that go into the input; e.g., the classic translation of &quot
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by juunpp 2y ago
I still have my Lumia 450. It looks as great today as it did 10 years ago. Windows phone is probably the only UI/UX Microsoft got right. Sadly, leave it to Microsoft to ruin a product by pulling the plug.
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by juunpp 2y ago
Obviously the adults are the ones doing the name-calling.
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by juunpp 2y ago
Yeah. The technology angle in this particular one seems close to non-existent. To me it really seemed off-topic.
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by juunpp 2y ago
> what I want is to spend Sunday afternoons working on something else You are deceiving yourself, dang. You cherish every single second of it.
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by juunpp 2y ago
Then I was confused myself. I thought Hacker News was in relation to the hacker spirit, embodied best in the book "Hackers", or even "Masters of DOOM", with a slight twist of VP and startup culture. Even the Big Tech pro
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by juunpp 2y ago
Not that political discussion should not be had, but this has nothing to do with HN at all.
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by juunpp 2y ago
Just another self-promotion blog post with near zero information density. "Behold, the vastness of our vanity, regurgitating old news like we just discovered something new." Do these posts really help with hiring? CLION also highl
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by juunpp 2y ago
The possibility of existence of a "programmer" that is completely oblivious to Common Lisp is the really interesting phenomenon to ponder here. But hey, at least the article links back to Hacker News, Mastodon and Reddit so that w
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by juunpp 2y ago
> but in almost all cases I find Internet scraping to be unethical and downright malicious. The Web (you said the "Internet", but you meant the Web) was not envisioned to be a commercial space. Your statement is antithetical to
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by juunpp 2y ago
Webauthn, FIDO, etc. is run by a consortium of corporations whose goal is to be your sole identity provider and own your digital life. Nobody should have been hyped about this crap from day one.
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by juunpp 3y ago
> All of the comments speculating about it collecting your code for their training purposes or doing 3rd party AI things without your consent, or being enabled without any warning are easily disproven by a quick read of the article. Beca
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by juunpp 3y ago
https://arstechnica.com/security/2023/07/us-senator-blasts-m...
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by juunpp 3y ago
The worst of its kind is the Tech Enthusiast Programmer. They are dangerously naive and have sufficient skill to make that danger real.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Microsoft has a long track record of incompetence, though, coupled with products that are sheer garbage. I guess there is indeed no book for that.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Rip & tear
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by juunpp 3y ago
The shit don't even have proofreading. Leave it to TechCrunch to write the narrative. > and developers feeling spurned and insulted enough will be more likely to wan too help replicate Wan too, wan too, testing.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Why do people assume we'll get their technology? If there is an alien race capable of visiting us, it is them who will set the terms. I guess it's always human nature to overestimate ourselves; the aliens calling the shots creates
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by juunpp 3y ago
Like reptilians or hollow Earth or what?
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by juunpp 3y ago
> the UFO phenomenon is real What do you mean by this? Recordings of shit in the sky doesn't mean aliens. In that sense, it's obvious that the phenomenon is real.
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by juunpp 3y ago
That's just for the PR, though. He's digging the repairability and serviceability of his Toyota.
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by juunpp 3y ago
> And the number one thing you do when you have lots of money is you pay people to deal with stuff. Deep wisdom here. Chatbots and LLMs are for peasants. You know you're going to have to deal with a Comcast LLM soon. It'll be m
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by juunpp 3y ago
This post has awakened ancient pagan demons. Only purification by fire can save us now. Please shut down all of your Jenkins machines before it is too late.
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by juunpp 3y ago
I just cracked open with this comment. How do you drop that out of the blue without even bothering to make an argument?
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by juunpp 3y ago
Did you type 'whoof' five times and misspell 'who'?
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by juunpp 3y ago
That BYD U8 is $150k. Who can afford that shit?
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by juunpp 3y ago
Just the right kind of leadership you want in an employer.
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by juunpp 3y ago
Your first Tesla lasted less than 5 years?

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