kvdveer

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by kvdveer 1y ago
The claude models are just a part of Claude code. I've worked with both copilot with the Claude models and Claude code itself. Claude code is way more capable, and has a greater likelihood of successfully completing a task.
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by kvdveer 1y ago
The same way laws against online piracy are enforced: attack the infrastructure. AdBlock Plus is being attacked right now. If distributing this software is made illegal, all blockers will vanish from the addon stores, and only very tech sav
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by kvdveer 1y ago
How would you know it works if you can't add an imperial megaton of tracking scripts? /s
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by kvdveer 1y ago
So far, the average US workforce seems to be ok with working conditions that most Europeans would consider reasons to riot. So far I've not observed substantial riots in the news. Apparently the threshold for low pay and poor treatment
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by kvdveer 1y ago
No compression. In the olden days, storage was scarce. While you could compres the bitset, the worst case compression of that bitset would be larger than the uncompressed size. You likely have no way to guarantee the worst case is impossibl
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by kvdveer 1y ago
They are not universally portable, but if your running an Ubuntu derived system, most debs can be installed jus fine. Thats not because deb is so compatible,but because virtually everything assumes Ubuntu.
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by kvdveer 1y ago
The main difference between MCP and Rest is that MCP is self described from the very start. REST may have OpenAPI, but it is a later addon, and we haven't quite standardised on using it. The first step of exposing an MCP is describing
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by kvdveer 1y ago
That needn't be a problem, assuming the linking-clause of the GPL2 doesn't extend to device drivers. Gpl2 doesn't extend to userspace processes linking into the kernel, so maybe?
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by kvdveer 1y ago
You could. You'd only have the ability to log in from your own machine though. If that compromise works is very much dependent on your situation.
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by kvdveer 1y ago
NoScript is indeed very effective at blocking tracking, but it also breaks a lot of websites. If that is an acceptable compromise, you could also try ditching the Internet altogether, as that not only blocks all online tracking, it also blo
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by kvdveer 1y ago
Do you have a source on that? I'd like to understand the definition of "micofibre" in this context to see of I need to change my purchasing habits.
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by kvdveer 2y ago
As long as a substantial number of christians consider Israel a divine-ordained country, there will not be any repercussions for any crime they commit. The Bible contains literal instructions for genocide, and many Christians bemoan anci nt
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by kvdveer 2y ago
I've read somewhere that the poor and the rich get the worst healthcare in the US. The poor because the just don't get any. The rich because healtcare providers will do whatever (they think) the paying client wants, including unne
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by kvdveer 2y ago
"freedom from", you will not be given a prevention from some horrible disease. You can buy it if you can afford it, but a significant portion of the population can't, and some of them will not be able to enjoy life because of
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by kvdveer 2y ago
I'd love to see a source for your claims. I know they are at least untrue or misleading for the Netherlands. The Netherlands offers the right to remain silent. All European counties I am familiar offer something similar. On the Europea
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by kvdveer 2y ago
Given the number of devastating memory unsafety issues we've seen in RDP, I kinda welcome this effort. Let's see more $foo implemented in rust.
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by kvdveer 2y ago
Any keyboard with macro functionality is capable of one click operations. Any IDE is capable of one click operations. Any shell with history is capable of two-click operations. It's just a keyboard button. It can do the same harm any d
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by kvdveer 2y ago
Tldr: managers should be in the code, but should not code themselves. The article suggests managers should focus several tasks that depend on the ability to code, but not produce code themselves. I think that's not sustainable. When a
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by kvdveer 2y ago
While that could be an acceptable simplification on the aforementioned Amiga, it breaks down when multiple balls are in play, if the friction between the top and bottom plate differ (introducing spin) or when the ball doesn't hit the b
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by kvdveer 2y ago
For me, the value proposition is twofold: - the multidevice sync allows me to write both as an impulse (on my phone) and structurally (on my computer) - I derive value from Obsidian. It is genuinely very good. I want this company to have a
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by kvdveer 2y ago
Having good laws is not enough, not even if they are hard to change. The Netherlands had decent legal protections for Jewish people, right up to may 15th 1940. After that, those laws didn't protect any of them.
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by kvdveer 2y ago
Maybe AI can't, but Firefox reader mode can.
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by kvdveer 2y ago
I'm pretty confident that anything involving a central government database won't really fly under the current political climate. Definitely not in the US, but many other countries are bowing to US pressure to limit regulation.
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by kvdveer 2y ago
It's hard to separate politics from topics like these, as the current politics have very far reaching impact on almost aspects of life. For example, this article discusses medical implants. Safety of those is very important. When the o
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by kvdveer 2y ago
Maybe I'm zooming in too much on semantics here, but I have a hard time imagining an application that needs authn, but not authz. Even editing your own preferences requires authz, as other people shouldn't be able to do that.
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by kvdveer 2y ago
The linked document only contains a warning about how versioning is weird, and a description of the syntax. No examples beyond trivial one-liners. What problem is K trying to solve? What does a K program look like?
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by kvdveer 2y ago
"Ignore your illness, and just keep working" is not a viable course of action, especially not with long-covid, speaking from experience here. In third-world countries without a socialized healthcare, this simply means these people
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by kvdveer 2y ago
If training is indeed done on frame + input, any information that isn't in either of those data sources is simply not there. To achieve object permanence, there needs to be some persistent off-screen data from frame to frame. There&#x2
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by kvdveer 2y ago
Malloc can indeed be implemented in a handful of bytes, but that's nog going to perform well. Doing malloc well is actually quite a bit of work. You need to group allocations by size, manage alignment, request and release pages from th
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by kvdveer 2y ago
If only people with fast internet can vote, this is becomes a curious tool for voter suppression.

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