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by lnrd 6mo ago
I'm honestly confused by the design of SWE-bench and why is considered reliable. It's based on existing GitHub PRs and Issues, the full dataset is on HuggingFace and is one year old now. All frontier models 100% have those issues
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by lnrd 7mo ago
I think they need to have the enterprise plan for accessing advanced security and data handling guarantees. Also they set up pretty strict controls on what tools the agents can use at the org level that we cannot override, not sure that&#x2
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by lnrd 7mo ago
I work at a unicorn in EU. Claude Code has been rolled out to all of engineering with strict cost control policies, even with these in place we burn through tens of thousands of euro per months that I think could translate in 15/20 hir
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Meta Acquires Moltbook(arstechnica.com)
3 points by lnrd 7mo ago|0 comments
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by lnrd 7mo ago
I like the idea of OpenClaw a lot, it's a technology that I would want in my life. But in it's current form it's kinda chilling and I cannot see it become safe to use anytime soon. It seems to me many infosec best practices t
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by lnrd 7mo ago
It's amusing to always have this US-centric view touted as some ultimate truth while lacking any nuance. I live in Germany and here there is absolutely an expectation of privacy in public spaces. The individual rights (privacy) are ba
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by lnrd 7mo ago
> If your relatives are significantly tech illiterate, I'd skip the smartphone entirely and go for a locked-down Linux desktop + feature phone. The most dangerous apps are big legitimate ones. You know, they are adults and have free
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by lnrd 7mo ago
We need laws and social norms where filming a stranger and uploading it online is considered a serious unacceptable offense regardless of the device. I find it absurd that today is completely acceptable to just film an unaware stranger and
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by lnrd 7mo ago
Cameras in phones are pretty much locked up today, assuming you have an updated version of the OS from a respectable manufacturer. Apps will not be able to access the camera feed (or the microphone) without explicit consent and a visual war
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by lnrd 7mo ago
Giving an Android phone to elderly/non-technical people is asking for trouble imho. They will eventually tap their way into installing suspicious apps, adware or even straight up malware. It's inevitable, they are not aware of wha
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by lnrd 8mo ago
It's too much energy to keep up with things that become obsolete and get replaced in matters of weeks/months. My current plan is to ignore all of this new information for a while, then whenever the race ends and some winning new w
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by lnrd 11mo ago
It's a collector's market, the value is in the demand and scarcity. Same as with all other collectibles like baseball cards and such. Or even wines, there are some that are so old they become undrinkable but cost like a car. In co
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by lnrd 1y ago
> But they open up the gate for a single Big Tech Winner that truly knows everything about you, and can even control everything on your behalf. Hasn't this gate been open since Chrome conquered the browser market years ago?
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by lnrd 1y ago
> I think what we should really ask ourselves is: “Why do LLM experiences vary so much among developers?” My hypothesis is that developers work on different things and while these models might work very well for some domains (react compo
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by lnrd 1y ago
I believe what Wikipedia tries to do (simplifying here) is reporting the "opinion" of reputable sources which should have an informed view on the matter. If reputable sources believe it's a genocide, then they will report it,
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by lnrd 1y ago
The only reason I can find for anyone to be bored by the inside is if they visited on a cloudy day. The way the light enters through the stained glass and colors the environment (and how the light changes during the day) is astonishing, nev
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by lnrd 1y ago
Why should a phone sit flat on a table? What's the advantage of that? I seriously don't understand this (common) complaint that I see. If anything a slight tilt makes the screen a bit more readable.
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by lnrd 1y ago
A deep dive on how this new material works, way more advanced than how it looks from screenshots.
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Liquid Glass – WWDC25 [video](developer.apple.com)
160 points by lnrd 1y ago|289 comments
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by lnrd 1y ago
What prevents anyone to take a signed picture by photographing a generated/altered picture? You just need to frame it perfectly and make sure there are no reflections that could tell it's a picture of a picture and not a picture o
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by lnrd 1y ago
So all I would have to do to make a "legitimate" fake picture is to generate it, print it, take a signed picture of the print with a camera and then upload it on the web? With the right setup I could probably just take a picture o
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by lnrd 1y ago
Google "headless macbook", there is a community of people making macbooks without displays. The idea started from recovering macs with a broken display and using them like a mac mini. It's possible to find "broken macs&q
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by lnrd 2y ago
I think the problem is mostly plastic components, especially miniatures. These requires injection molds and then manual labor to remove the parts from the sprues, clean them and glue them together (as miniatures are expected to come assembl
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by lnrd 2y ago
What I learned over time is that if a product/service requires contacting an agent or a salesperson, then its price is only affordable for businesses and is not intended for regular consumers.
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by lnrd 2y ago
Is "dopamine withdrawal" really a thing? Is there any studies about it? To me "dopamine addiction" feels a bit of a figure of speech to make people quickly understand and relate to the problems of social feeds and especi
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by lnrd 2y ago
> sculpture, an artistic form in which hard or plastic materials are worked into three-dimensional art objects. - Encyclopaedia Britannica
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by lnrd 2y ago
> Those who graduate into recessions have crimped lifetime earnings compared to those who graduate into expansions. It's about not having access to opportunities. Something that comes to mind as an example: I would argue that the wh
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by lnrd 2y ago
Is there data about this or is just your perception? Because my perception would be different, for example in my country countless bank branches closed and a lot of banking jobs do not exist anymore thanks to widespread home-banking usage (
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Apple Advanced Commerce API(developer.apple.com)
2 points by lnrd 2y ago|0 comments
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by lnrd 2y ago
I will never understand how can someone say so confidently such a broad statement believing it truly applies indiscriminately to every person of a country with 18 million people. Even if you had some bad experience with dutch people how can

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