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by klabb3 2y ago
Can I propose a compromise? How about a yearly subscription with opt-in renewal. If you stop paying, you don’t get updates (or locked out in case it’s a service - not standalone software). We all hate subscriptions but at the same time life
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by klabb3 2y ago
Yeah it does. Motive: Altman had some weird boyish thing for her and they asked her first, she said no. Means: Lots of available data to use from her movies. They probably trained a model first without releasing it just because it’s ridicul
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by klabb3 2y ago
That’s right I was referencing the meme. However the scale argument seems to apply to faang and those inspired or derived by them. “We do things at scale” can become an excuse to ignore individual voices, whether it’s users, customers, or e
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by klabb3 2y ago
No experience in games, but I’ve seen first hand how a thick layer of ladder climbing middle management can create a culture where all important signaling mechanisms become internal, isolated from the outside world. In such a culture, what
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by klabb3 2y ago
> Once they introduce that, the texts will become more varied I’ve said for some time that, while LLMs are varying levels of useful for a lot of people, it’s practically tailor made for spam and phishing. I can’t think of any “product-ma
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by klabb3 2y ago
> It's been a while since I've googled a "how do I..." type thing Same, but you’re missing planet-sized elephant in the room here. This use-case has been technically solved for 20 years. What’s happened is that web se
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by klabb3 2y ago
Issue closed (Works as intended)
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by klabb3 2y ago
Agreed. To elaborate, he talks about self-identification, that anything with AI should be required to be labeled as such. And that enforcement is similar to how globally governments chase down counterfeiters of money. It’s a good reference,
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by klabb3 2y ago
My linkedin account got taken over a couple months ago. The attacker changed the phone number and immediately added 2FA, but they didn’t control my email. During account recovery LinkedIn suspended the account and asks for ID verification,
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by klabb3 2y ago
It’s the same. Flykting = refugee, invandrare = migrant. Or just migrant = migrant.
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by klabb3 2y ago
Yeah sure but would you spend a round trip and block it? It’s not hard to discuss coding processes but this constant going back and forth asynchronously is dreadful. People get notification damaged by this.
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by klabb3 2y ago
And the fourth version, which is investor-regulator safety mid point: so capable and dangerous that competitors shouldn’t even be allowed to research it, but just safe enough that only our company is responsible enough to continue mass comm
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by klabb3 2y ago
> a list comprehension or a map is just nitpicking Absolutely. It’s a style choice. Same with the variable names. Ironically the whole article is a great example of what a waste of time code reviews have become. If style needs to be cons
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by klabb3 2y ago
> If you know you will absolutely need multiple app nodes on day 1 or day 10 Yes, but there are a few options even then. First, you can of course tune http caching etc, find traditional bottlenecks. Second, you can also break the busines
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by klabb3 2y ago
Definitely gonna borrow this language, it’s a really important aspect of social life. I’ve always been very, very thermometer-like, with a strong tendency to mirror which allows me to connect with people 1 on 1 easy, but on the flip side I
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by klabb3 2y ago
No, you can set up replication with, eg LiteFS where you have one writer and multiple read replicas. That said, then you have operational overhead that defeats a part of the purpose with SQLite. In practice, you can get very far with a sing
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by klabb3 2y ago
Yes easy mistake to make. But this goes back to HTTP basics: a GET request shouldn’t mutate state. Either don’t consume the link (ie allow reuse), have a user confirm action with POST, send a code instead. There are many alternatives. Perso
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by klabb3 2y ago
I don’t think we should parrot the syscalls-are-expensive too much. The overhead of thread syscalls is smaller than you’d think, and for say TCP and file IO our buffers are so big that we can mitigate the amounts in practice to saturate har
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by klabb3 2y ago
GP here. This was completely new to me despite working with it day to day. Thanks for sharing. This gives me some hope about having websockets be more in line with the rest of the stack.
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by klabb3 2y ago
> HTTP/2 Push would have fit the exact same use case as preload links with reduced latency. I’m no expert, but it sounds like this still breaks a lot of assumptions about the 1:1 request-response based protocol that http is. If ther
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by klabb3 2y ago
Not wrong, but for context: websocket http/1.1 only. It cannot use http/2 at all.
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by klabb3 2y ago
Do regular people verify domains? It feels like the entire domain based trust model has been eroded by in-app browsers eliding the chrome for “simplicity” and even bank/visa official payment gateways that are redirecting you all over w
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by klabb3 2y ago
> Additionally, its also a defensive move against other powers that want to discredit the NSA and sway public opinion. That’s a really good point. I guess being proactive in establishing a good or at least plausibly good reputation is a
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by klabb3 2y ago
NSA, CIA and perhaps intelligence at large, seem to be quite radically changing their media tactics. There’s been a lot of “former employees” who are talking quite openly about the intelligence world. I wonder if they’re trying to attract n
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by klabb3 2y ago
> You have to let your skin get used to it. Alternatively, you simply develop better technique without noticing. They are much closer so they are very sensitive to grain direction. I’ve found that I need to go with the grain, then sidewa
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by klabb3 2y ago
I think you’d just prefill with https:// and let the user type the rest.
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by klabb3 2y ago
Another suggestion is to use input with type=“url”. This makes mobile keyboards not capitalize and auto correct (I think).
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by klabb3 2y ago
From section 5: > go func() { […] m.content = "initialized\n" }() […] > …but only once a key is pressed several seconds later does it return: > initialized > For this reason, making changes to the model is best done in
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by klabb3 2y ago
> There’s a master list that they have to submit their site to and go through an approval process. Wtf, seriously? I skimmed the post and honestly didn’t think RWS was so bad, assuming that obviously it would be decentralized. A centrali
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by klabb3 2y ago
In a physical context this needs a photo to be included in the proof too, right? So the instructions for the verifier includes matching the face with the actual person.

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