kriro

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by kriro 7mo ago
My favorite part of BeOS is the file system. The book can be found freely here: https://www.nobius.org/dbg/
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by kriro 7mo ago
Am I too naive in thinking the answer is rather simple? Cryptographic proofs (digital signatures). For text this should be trivial and for streaming video/audio you can probably hash and sign packets or maybe at least keyframes or some
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by kriro 7mo ago
I never developed with Flash but my understanding is that "modern web" can do everything Flash was used for. So my understanding is that most useful thing is probably the .fla importer. Wouldn't it make sense to focus on auth
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by kriro 7mo ago
Loved his CISCO talks. RIP.
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by kriro 7mo ago
I basically use a spec driven approach except I only let Github Spec Kit create the initial md file templates and then fill them myself instead of letting the agent do it. Saves a ton of tokens and is reasonably quick and I actually know I
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by kriro 8mo ago
XFCE is also my go to. But I have moved on from caring too much about desktop environments as long as they don't get in the way. I went through a phase of trying pure openbox and all kinds of things and settled on XFCE. It doesn't
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by kriro 8mo ago
I'd personally bet on Google and Meta in the long run since they have access to the most interesting datasets from their other operations.
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by kriro 8mo ago
I'm pretty sure it works very differently for different people so you have to figure out your own process. I've tried different things but at the end of the day, I simply have a notebook next to my laptop/in my laptop bag and
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by kriro 8mo ago
A+ app, I turned on sound and was not disappointed. Love the movie, got a spray can and sprayed my whole keyboard army green after watching it then realized I can't 10 finger type. What a golden age of interesting young people in compu
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by kriro 8mo ago
I'd actually say the opposite is the case. B2B (even SaaS) is probably the most robust when it comes to AI resistance. The described "in house vibe coded SaaS replacement" does not mirror my experience in B2B at all. The B2B
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by kriro 9mo ago
Some people care less about squeezing out performance and more about open standards. I like having more choices, especially open ones. I am a user, I like to tinker, I'm fairly confident there's more than 1% of people who care abo
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by kriro 10mo ago
Good times, remember riding our bikes to Toys 'R' Us of all places to buy the game with a buddy. Paddled back, played through the Orc campaign until 4 a.m. in the morning. One of my all time favorites.
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by kriro 10mo ago
Well good news, these days there's another layer. "Not even GPT4-level LLM" bots that frustrate you into giving up by circling to the FAQs over and over.
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by kriro 10mo ago
Library/API conflicts are the biggest pain point for me usually. Especially breaking changes. RLlib (currently 2.41.0) and Gymnasium (currently 0.29.0+) have ended in circles many times for me because they tend to be out of sync (for m
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by kriro 1y ago
Thank you for doing that nad being a voice for liberty.
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by kriro 1y ago
Nothing planned. That's the point.
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by kriro 1y ago
Really happy to see this and will give it a good spin. They seem to be doing things the right way in my subjective opinion: """ To implement this filter, we begin by ranking URL domains according to the volume of texts they c
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by kriro 1y ago
I'd say take and share. Seems like people these days value pictures not as a snapshot for themselves (memory) but rather as a snapshot to show themselves to others (projection). Or at least there was some sort of shift.
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by kriro 1y ago
Good find. Might be worth to read this and consider filing a complaint. Seems pretty clear they are in violation of BCorp values: https://www.bcorporation.net/en-us/standards/complaints/ If it's worth it
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by kriro 1y ago
I saw on Reddit, that you already reached out to some people in the OSS space that might have the legal expertise. This actually seems like a very relevant case to me. If a trademark is granted to an open source project, it seems ridiculous
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by kriro 1y ago
I think chess commentators are pretty lost when analyzing games of higher rated players without engines. They are good at framing what is going on and going over general plans and walking through some calculations and potential tactics. But
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by kriro 1y ago
Curious what made you decide to start with the macOS version. Some insight that most potential customers are on Macs or simply "we use Macs, dogfood time"? I'd always target Windows first for these tools. Looks cool, I'l
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by kriro 1y ago
On Google: """what temp in C is pork safe at?""" AI: 63C First result: Five year old reddit thread (F only discussion, USDA mentioned). Second result: ThermoWorks blog (with 63C). Third result: FoodSafety.gov (
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by kriro 1y ago
I'm waiting for someone to sue one of the AI providers for libel over something like this, potentially a class action. Could be hilarious.
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by kriro 1y ago
Reminds me a bit of chess engines that crush the best humans with ease but play moves that human players can identify as "engine moves". In chess the environment is fixed by the rules so I'd assume this deeper understanding o
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by kriro 1y ago
My/our setup for papers is: Latex installation on laptop, (home, work, conferences) + private Github repo + Zotero (with notes and highlighting directly in the PDFs) + notes.md for thoughts/ideas etc. Team members all have local L
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by kriro 1y ago
For me, one of the lasting contributions of BeOS ist the filesystem book: https://archive.org/details/fsdesign
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by kriro 1y ago
Best introduction to A* in my opinion is travelling in Romania :) AI a Modern Approach.
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by kriro 1y ago
Very big in Germany imo. I came back from school and always watched back to back TNG and MacGyver. TNG and DS9 were big and aired nationally. My father grew up with Kirk & Spock and most people who were children in that generation and h
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by kriro 1y ago
This strikes me as very odd. First of all, what's in it for the execs. Surely pay is worse so there must be some insider benefit. Or can they hold both positions? That just screams conflict of interest. Secondly, why execs instead of p

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