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by lyu07282 1y ago
It was never about money, it's about power. Money is just a mechanism, economics is a tool of justification and legitimization of power. In a monarchy it is god that ordained divine beings called kings to rule over us peasants, in libe
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Agreed except we end up with a lot of junior people in the space who learned and used only langchain, who we then have to unlearn all the langchain nonsense when we hire them. Or we grep -v langchain cvs/
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by lyu07282 1y ago
I don't think what you really seek is a world free of automation, what you are actually upset about is the capitalist system. Liberalism made itself so totalitarian that it made itself invisible, it just "is" like a force of
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by lyu07282 1y ago
it felt like this was an opportunity for AI craze to adopt on top of the existing standards, instead they all invented their own stuff with llm.txt and MCP *sigh*
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by lyu07282 1y ago
there probably is a jQuery plugin for that /s
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Look if you make a service a flat rate you can oversubscribe and rate limit like crazy to squeeze it for profit, or measure the 5% of power users and set rate limits to maintain reasonable balance between cost vs. profits for all users. We
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by lyu07282 1y ago
The 95% of users are subsidizing the 5% power users, in theory they could adjust the usage cap dynamically depending on usage vs. total number of subscribers. But of course with a complete lack of transparency it doesn't matter, there
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Its confusing to ask that, because that's a different subject unrelated to pydantic or python. That's just what you are supposed to do in "clean architecture"/ddd, you can ask the same question in java or whatever.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Its almost like as if once a company becomes this big, burning them to the ground would be better for society or something. That would be the liberal position on monopolies if they actually believed in anything.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
@dataclass(slots=True) works too
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Only liberals could describe our system as "democratic capitalism" with a straight face, its absurd. I'm on the left, I'm not a liberal, so no, we are definitely not on the same side. I believe our intolerable levels of
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by lyu07282 1y ago
I saw an interesting interview on the subject: https://youtu.be/6Ibk5vJ-4-o?t=1678 It argues the way to engage with these people is to first understand the psychological manipulation tactics they have been subjected to. Tha
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by lyu07282 1y ago
> democratic capitalism I don't think I have anything in response to that one.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
They obviously meant the second example: >>> print(f"{(a:=10)}")
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by lyu07282 1y ago
> its evolution is largely driven by narcissism, not user feedback Let's not psychoanalyze Guido
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by lyu07282 1y ago
It's not your own personal 'censor this opinion I don't like' button.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
The chat history is probably referring to the referencing across chats feature: https://x.com/OpenAI/status/1910378768172212636
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by lyu07282 1y ago
It adds some pressure, we know now what the bug is about so we can guess which endpoints to poke at, then it's only a matter of time before it leaks. It would be unethical for the researcher to just publish it.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
https://archive.ph/0dpn2
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I'm a Genocide Scholar. I Know It When I See It(nytimes.com)
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Turns out you can just hack any train in the USA(twitter.com)
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by lyu07282 1y ago
> But a lot of people still expect a functioning social contract, and they're going to become increasingly angry as that disappears I would argue that was happening way before Trump, it's precisely why he was elected. He didn&#
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Active directory has become an invaluable tool for ransome gangs, it not only gives them effortless root access on every system, but also documents the company structure so you can focus your resources. This isn't sophisticated at all.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
That's a very naive view of capitalism, there is nothing inherently preventing companies from being negligent in infosec no matter how "proper" that system is. Also wouldn't defunding the ICO make it more proper?
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Apparently they pretended to be an employee and the help desk reset the password for them. Once in the door, active directory imploded as usual, with full access they encrypted everything and demanded ransome. Source: https://spe
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Apparently they pretended to be an employee and the help desk reset the password for them. Once in the door, active directory imploded as usual, with full access they encrypted everything and demanded ransome. https://specopssoft
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by lyu07282 1y ago
Then you would've seen some encrypted traffic to firebase which probably includes a bunch of legitimate apps on your phone too.
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by lyu07282 1y ago
> I can't afford a car or a house instead of an apartment (also as my wife is still looking for work). Meanwhile terrible criminals like the Nytorgsmannen got only ~5 years in prison for over 25 rapes, and was living in a rent-contr
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by lyu07282 1y ago
I think you downplaying it, but I understand the need to defend the US at all times. A source on the matter for example: > "This analysis paper begins by examining how the U.S. occupation effectively dismantled the Iraqi state post-
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by lyu07282 1y ago
I think its much more useful to think of those divides as artificial or manufactured creations, as a tool for pacification, divide and conquer. You can also see that expressed in US foreign policy, the sunni/shia/kurdish divide in

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