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by krick 2y ago
I don't really care about them marketing their company, but, Jesus, seriously, that's how software is going to be written now. TBH, I'm not really sure if it's that much different from how it was, but it sounds just.
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by krick 2y ago
Is there a TL;DR? Briefly scanning the reuters link I saw no "scandal" or anything really new and of actual interest, and trying to briefly scan this... stuff... only yields for me that "In the mid-20th century, scientists be
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by krick 2y ago
I only briefly browsed the code, but this seems to be roughly what yelp/detect-secrets does. Anyway, that doesn't really answer my question. To summarize answers in this thread, I think PhilipRoman has captured the essence of it:
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by krick 2y ago
Is there any good posts about the use of entropy for tasks like that? I am wondering for quite some time of how do people actually use it and if it is any effective, but never actually got to investigating the problem myself. First of all,
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by krick 2y ago
The funniest thing to me is the very fact that they wanted this voice so much that they though it was worth the hassle (so obvious in hindsight). I mean, I get it, the movie reference was welcome by their auditory (which is kinda cringey on
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by krick 2y ago
I'm well aware of being ignorant about USA law, and it isn't news to me that it encompasses a lot of ridiculous stuff, but it's still somehow amazes me, that "lifetime no-criticism contract" is possible. It's q
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by krick 2y ago
It is not obvious to me why this should guarantee safety.
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by krick 2y ago
Honestly cannot tell at the first glance if it's a joke. "Welcome to Grace" feels like it obviously must be a joke. But then it's kinda too elaborate for a joke (and not very original one too). So…?
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by krick 2y ago
Exactly. We "need" to qualify that, but I don't think we really can. And that's the problem with all such grand generalizations. There was a point in my life when I was very self-conscious about the fact I haven't r
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by krick 2y ago
Maybe it's totally unjustified, but I instinctively shudder seeing "UI" and "Atlassian" in the same context. Jira might be the only thing worse than MS Teams that I [am forced to] use on the daily basis.
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by krick 2y ago
Feels a bit silly to ask such an anecdotal question to somebody I don't know, but is it really better than Google? If you don't consider all the privacy yadda-yadda issues. I mean more like the size of the index, how quickly it up
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by krick 3y ago
I appreciate the effort, but after a couple of pages I can already tell, that it wouldn't be something I wanted if it was the first time I'm learning calculus. And even for a refresher it isn't exactly perfect. IMO, the autho
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by krick 3y ago
Unless you are certain "this stuff in your own bathroom" is real travertine, it most likely is "some sort of synthetically generated random pattern". They make it out of colored cement, which is pretty similar to a rea
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by krick 3y ago
I get anxiety when I see helium balloons.
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by krick 3y ago
Yes, that's what I mean as well: I don't really think this analysis is any near to be considered any conclusive. It's interesting . But this is it. From what I'm seeing, there really isn't very much data. The artic
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by krick 3y ago
Yes, unironically, that, being a huge leak, really convinces me that we all have multiple RCEs on each of our systems. I mean, we already kinda knew that, of course, but even now that I'm typing this it's a bit hard for me to act
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by krick 3y ago
Would be nice if whoever made the analysis would attach the actual data in csv or something. I mean, it's a bit handier to overview than actually cloning the repo(s) ang using git log, if I'm not gonna dive deep.
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by krick 3y ago
If the only think I knew was UTC+2 (and I don't even think I know that, I'm really cautious with assumptions about what mistakes that kind of people plausibly make), Israel would be very high on the list. But FWIW, 25Dec is a Ca
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by krick 3y ago
The problem is, there will be almost zero packages that (very few) "corporations want so bad". The only exception might be cloud providers, that want to host your mildly-popular open-source message queue, but, again, if you are Am
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by krick 3y ago
It's bugging me for a long time now. Is tesseract actually the state-of-the-art solution here? I just really don't know, it feels like it's, uh, subpar. Isn't it? I never seriously worked in that domain, but it somehow
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by krick 3y ago
I'm not wildly surprised, and am kinda getting the impression, that companies can fuck individuals any way they want, but… this couldn't be legal, right? I mean, especially the "that would be forthcoming" part.
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by krick 3y ago
RSS would be really nice.
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by krick 3y ago
Limitless the book was much better than Limitless the movie. And, yes, it doesn't have a Hollywood-style happy ending at all . I just finished reading "Flowers for Algernon" the short story and I never read the novel. It als
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by krick 3y ago
I haven't really used any of this stuff. I don't even know why. So I wouldn't really know how people actually use it to make most of it, but I tried just now listudy (a couple of studies) and that memchess clone. Seems pretty
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by krick 3y ago
This doesn't sound like a fair comparison for this product. It's true about most subscription services, but if you are ok with 50 GB, then 50 years of storage will cost you $1500, which is pretty much a cost of single Synology sta
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by krick 3y ago
Seriously, 500 GB is "most users"? I never actually measured how much space my photos take (I put the off the phone onto a NAS), but I would guess it must easily fit under 50 GB, or I should reconsider how I store them. And I do
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by krick 3y ago
Which region is it?
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by krick 3y ago
Reading this thread I've got kinda abstract question, so I might as well just ask it here: Do you think the "market" of openly available models (LLMs, text-to-image, speach recognition, etc) would be significantly different t
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by krick 3y ago
I have no idea if he has any standing or not, but from your reasoning it doesn't follow that he doesn't. If I put a box with a sign on a street "Donate to such and such charity to save dolphins", and you give me money on
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by krick 3y ago
Let's say one person is the child of French parents, another is a child of German parents, both first generation born in New York, live they life in New-York, study in the same school and hang out at the same parties. Maybe they even w

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