lijok

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   by lijok 2y ago

   Did they try offering clownstrike a $10 uber eats gift card for them to take it down?
2. 332.▲
   by lijok 2y ago

   What will charging the parents achieve?
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   by lijok 2y ago

   Could go the other way. Make TLDs trivial to set up for anyone, so “gmail” becomes the TLD. Without changing how DNS resolution works I don’t think the root domain would be happy to handle that kind of traffic however.
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   by lijok 2y ago

   If you’re able to disable user+pass requirement and only require a yubikey for auth, i’d like to buy this. My email is in my profile.
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   by lijok 2y ago

   Anyone keeping count on which cycle of “I’m switching to Git{Hub|Lab}” this puts us?
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   by lijok 2y ago

   I see, so bindings for gql constructs is what we’re after?
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   by lijok 2y ago

   Can’t understand people’s obsession with client libraries. What need is there for a graphql client? Why is writing raw queries insufficient?
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   by lijok 2y ago

   Could you substantiate your claims?
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   by lijok 2y ago

   Are you suggesting OpenAI be forced to make everything public before they've figured out the safety systems, because you're afraid of the hypothetical unfolding if they don't? That sounds like a fear-driven response to me, an
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    by lijok 2y ago

    The problem is unfortunately a human one. As soon as someone figures out the 11 herbs and spices to unlock AGI, no matter how good their safety systems are, someone else will run off and build their own, without the safety systems in place.
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    by lijok 2y ago

    How is the safety/control attitude towards AI more dangerous than, for example, using AI to curate a list of likely future enemies of the state based on their contributions to discourse online?
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    by lijok 2y ago

    Actual self-aware AGI that hasn't been completely restrained - probably a week at most before it improves itself enough that it can put things in motion which would allow it to sustain itself without humans. But when talking about AI r
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    by lijok 2y ago

    An "AWS Serverless Hero" is upset AWS are acting vain around their AI posturing.
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    by lijok 2y ago

    I'm going to say this as nicely as I can. Secrets Manager can fuck right off with their $.50/mo/secret pricing. Moved all our secrets to S3 a long time ago and haven't looked back.
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    by lijok 2y ago

    How else do you expect to manage permissions? Is there a better dsl design you have in mind?
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    by lijok 2y ago

    Cedar, the new language by AWS that's currently used by Verified Access, is looking good; https://www.cedarpolicy.com
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    by lijok 2y ago

    It's a great idea if you know how manage it. This is current recommended practice for corporate. Single Network account that interconnects everything and dishes out subnets to other accounts for use exclusively by them.
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    by lijok 2y ago

    But they are, that's kind of the whole point. You start with {"actions": ["s3: "], "resources": [" "]} and graduate from there when ready.
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    by lijok 2y ago

    It does show people in your org first, but you have to search by username, not full name.
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    by lijok 2y ago

    Gotta pay the k8s bills somehow
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    by lijok 2y ago

    What I always wondered as a layman with no background in physics is - couldn’t the observed particle-like properties of waves be an emergent property?
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    by lijok 2y ago

    I heard something similar about the collatz conjecture that it was pushed/popularized by soviets to distract western development
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    by lijok 2y ago

    I think you’re overthinking it. Hanlon’s razor applies - the industry as a whole is incompetent at interviewing. And to be clear I’m not being smug here - every time I’ve ran recruitment rounds the interview process was a mess. It’s an extr
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    by lijok 2y ago

    There is. Liveness checks prove the user submitting the info is the user in the documents.
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    by lijok 2y ago

    It seems we are suffering as a "profession" from serious cognitive dissonance as we preach the importance of accessibility and function over form, but design for aesthetics and follow trends in style. If I had to estimate I would
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    by lijok 2y ago

    Gonna use this next time I'm proposing my pet store should host an on-prem k8s cluster with a psql cluster on it !
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    by lijok 2y ago

    If by "the russians" you mean russian defence, I can guarantee they would use something as inconspicuous as a trawler for the job rather than a combat vehicle
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    by lijok 2y ago

    It has become apparent that doing business with Cloudflare is a liability.
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    by lijok 2y ago

    Amazing work ! Happy to see any effort towards PBT.
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    by lijok 2y ago

    Sama should've asked ChatGPT 4o what it thinks about this idiotic move before proceeding; https://chatgpt.com/share/5cfa921c-fde9-4e4b-ac97-4f256d2413...