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by mememememememo 6mo ago
This is classic queuing theory, rate limits etc. I don't have an answer but I would look there.
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
If you have an idea and believe in it but it's getting shot down create a DACI/RFC. This is initially playing chess with yourself to see if it is a good move. Once done (and if the idea survives that without a pivot or abort) you
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
This sounds like compaction for RAG.
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
Iron dome.
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
My guess. Edge compute. Data (coughlaugh) residency. Obsession with low latency on our 42Mb web pages.
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
In layman, they are putting wet tyres on when it is raining and saying the car performs better over the next lap?
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
Consumer being the operative word. What about business spend?
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
This is where I'd actually appreciate "blog spam" i.e. a quick post to mention the URL, link to archive to show what was there before and explain the significance.
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
Just ban postinstall.
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
Oh yep. Get it now. Yeah vibe coding so to speak opens up other options. Excel on steroids (with the steroids on steroids)
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
Fiat is a shit investment that loses even with interest but it isn't really volatile.
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
I also assume these damage control type missives to be very misleading. Seen so many of these on HN over the years.
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
They sound like me when I was learning SOC2. Ooh now I think I sorta get it. Lucky for me I was a mere employee and had consultants helping me.
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
Yolos?
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
Sorry! I thought it would be announcement. And it was subsequently taken down due to the HN interest.
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
Good luck, you are now a site operator of a non-core business function. I prefer the SaaS but just do some vendor DD. If you absolutely can't trust any SaaS it is equivalent to you cannot trust any vendor to do anything as they may fuc
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
Plus the 30u30 is now a signal.
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
404s for me
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
Drug dealer got them hooked, now time to charge by the ounce.
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
It sure does. But this trip is real. As was Apollo.
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
Thanks I was looking for an orientation comment.
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
Performance aside it seems you could do most maybe a the ops with those three. I say three because your sneaky plus is a union operation. So map, reduce and union. But you are also allowing arbitrary code expressions. So it is less lego-lik
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
Isn't there a CORS preflight check for this? In most cases. I guess you could fashion an OG form to post form fields. But openai is probably a JSON body only. The default scenario should be secure. If the local site sends permissive CO
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
Did you anomomize those? Did Azure dox them or send the templated version?
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
Should be a high severity incident if data isoation has failed anywhere. And that is for SaaS let alone cloud provider.
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
Guess so _/ \_
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
There is no zero. Your attention is worth something. I often ignore free promo competitions etc. for that reason.
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
I just don't like Lindt it is a matter of preference. Better to compare apples with apples. E.g. free kg of choc. 2kg for $1.
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
Unironically this. Fully automatic is the issue. AI assist esp. with review is fine.
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by mememememememo 6mo ago
Because you can't do the Nazi Germany thing these days. I mean... disgust aside, it kinda failed. But you can spy on people under "national security" while keeping them feeling happy enough. And that arrangement can last 1000

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