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by krupan 3mo ago
It explicitly praised zig and then spent a long time implicitly damning it. The whole blog post said in short, "zig is awesome, but it's use led to endless memory related bugs in the bun code that we couldn't stay on top of,
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by krupan 3mo ago
You can lock them out of the app store completely, and only allow a list of approved domains that can browse to. I also had it shut everything down at 10pm so they couldn't spend all night trying to find workarounds. Worked really we
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by krupan 3mo ago
Note to self: traverseda doesn't have 2factor auth on his email and his LLM seems to have full access. Hmmm
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by krupan 3mo ago
"The VAT return prepared by the model was essentially correct: the most important number in the return, which is how much VAT the company was owed by the tax agency, was off by only 7 pence relative to the human-prepared return."
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by krupan 4mo ago
Better than no age verification (and therefore, privacy) coupled with parents doing their job?
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by krupan 4mo ago
Usenet, with radarr as your user interface. Yes, you'll have to pay (on top of what you pay for Internet access) for Usenet access, but it's cheaper than paying for multiple streaming services
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by krupan 4mo ago
Ok, so stop worrying about the exact mechanism, stop arguing on the Internet, and just get outside!
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by krupan 4mo ago
True. A lot of us missed the memo, or forgot it because of our amazement of LLMs
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by krupan 4mo ago
I hate LLMs too, but these comments are getting old. Those of us from a certain generation (who grew up using computers that this website is mimicking) were taught in our "keyboarding" classes to hit - twice to type a hyphen in t
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by krupan 4mo ago
I was unprepared for the wave of nostalgia that hit me when I went to the hos website. Grandpa's Mac computer was so cool!!
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by krupan 4mo ago
Are these the same guys that were trashing airbnbs testing the robots?
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by krupan 4mo ago
"If they only collect the data for analysis I guess this is fine" I think you missed the memo on how foolish this attitude is. It came out around the time Edward Snowden made his discoveries at the NSA public. I suggest you look
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by krupan 4mo ago
I didn't assume it was the AI, just that some part of the the overall Claude Code product was doing this. I didn't assume the feature was added to Claude Code without human oversight. If it was added by Claude-the-AI itself with
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by krupan 4mo ago
Given the Anthropic shenanigans, do you trust the personal harness code it wrote for you?
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by krupan 4mo ago
He specifically mentions sunbathers. Not landscapers or construction workers
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by krupan 4mo ago
You are still missing the point. Leathery skin is (by current beauty standards) undesirable but avoiding sunlight is deadly. Pick your poison
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by krupan 4mo ago
The article explains that it is much safer than not getting UVB. Nothing in this universe is completely safe, but the evidence is that getting UVB is bar far safer than not getting it
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by krupan 4mo ago
Who cares about your skin looking a little older when it prevents cardiovascular related deaths??
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by krupan 4mo ago
Wow, it feels like nobody read the article. Findings: - high blood pressure leads to a lot of deaths - people that spend more time in the sun have lower blood pressure - skin cancer is caused by sun exposure, but it kills far, far less peo
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by krupan 4mo ago
I love the overall point being made, but this made me laugh: "most people have trouble writing to an average level"
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by krupan 4mo ago
"compared to various other uses" You realize how that vague and open ended clause completely undermines any point you are trying to make, right?
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by krupan 4mo ago
The possibly too subtle point of this article is that the spying is what makes the negative effects so powerful. Social media spies on what you are viewing and then sends you more of that, and send the info to other people so they can send
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by krupan 4mo ago
Parents largely control what their kids have access to, whether it requires a device, a data plan, home Wi-Fi, whatever. Where parents don't/can't control their kids' access, no amount of regulation and technology will
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by krupan 4mo ago
Still not deterministic
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by krupan 4mo ago
These stories with no details and no proof are not interesting or helpful.
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by krupan 4mo ago
An LLM is not a mechanical automated system. A deterministic search and replace would be a mechanical automated system. Clearly it wasn't that simple of a problem though.
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by krupan 4mo ago
How many people are writing C code with LLMs? I get the impression it's mostly JavaScript web apps
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by krupan 4mo ago
And again this makes me wonder, is AI really helping if this much review and rework is needed for all the code it writes?
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by krupan 4mo ago
It had always baffled me that our "tipping culture" isn't spelled out anywhere. How would someone know that it's your job to pay the servers because the restaurant doesn't pay them? I've lived in the US my wh
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by krupan 4mo ago
And now SpaceX, who is not at all in the same financial situation as Nvidia, wants to borrow money too: https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/spacex-banker...

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