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by mpalmer 1y ago
The bigger you are, the more you want a human involved in the decision to publicly declare an incident.
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by mpalmer 1y ago
It's way too long and too obviously generated for my tastes. The idea is ok but the metaphors should generally be enhancing understanding. And the part about scribes being "modified" lost the fantasy plot altogether. And nons
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by mpalmer 1y ago
The sentence itself is a smeLLM. Grandiose pronouncements aren't a bot exclusive, but man do they love making them, especially about creative paradigms and dynamics
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by mpalmer 1y ago
Bikes are out of control in my city. Delivery drivers, kids on ebikes, seemingly none of them follow the rules. Fewer fatalities maybe, but speaking for myself I have a few enraging near misses with ebikes on the sidewalk every month.
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by mpalmer 1y ago
I love it when this happens, people almost always reply with something cool they did with it, or discovered. The link isn't new, often the comments are.
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by mpalmer 1y ago
This isn't Trump.
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by mpalmer 1y ago
Yes I did in fact read your comment. Your kneejerk conclusion that I'm gaslighting you notwithstanding, you are presenting your personal observations as representative of some whole truth. I am challenging that. I'm involved in hi
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by mpalmer 1y ago
Your experience is filtered through your own biases and preferences. There are incompetent people on both sides of the issue. the difference is that one side has correctly identified a problem with how institutions choose people. The other
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by mpalmer 1y ago
Hard to avoid getting political on stories like this! It continues to be striking to me that the conspiratorial tone and style of right wing politics - accusing the left of every underhanded tactic possible, up to and including controlling
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by mpalmer 1y ago
> There is the whole ‘build fast and break shit’ culture that bets exactly on that outcome. Mark Zuckerberg was 13 when this was published, so I'm not sure that's accurate
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by mpalmer 1y ago
The argument seemed pretty clear to me; more accessible tooling means more users and contributors. But as an apparent SME I could see how you'd feel clickbaited by the title.
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by mpalmer 1y ago
...therefore it shouldn't be preserved at all? This doesn't follow. No one mentioned running the code, just persisting it for the future public good
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by mpalmer 1y ago
But what you call a query is effectively just a function; it's a transformation on its input. jq calls them streams.
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by mpalmer 1y ago
I think you're going to want some super intelligence on your side eventually
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by mpalmer 2y ago
Every single one of your comments from this brand new account is defending and talking up the company, it's not a good look.
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by mpalmer 2y ago
Are you affiliated with this company?
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by mpalmer 2y ago
Publishing something that reads like a disclosure of a vulnerability but ends with a pitch is in slightly poor taste. As is signing up to defend someone's advertorial!
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by mpalmer 2y ago
We're approaching this issue with humility. (Here is a professionally produced video publicizing the issue and our approach. The issue we're being humble about presupposes that we have achieved a technological advance unprecedente
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by mpalmer 2y ago
This threat shows that LLMs are incapable of truly self-monitoring for dangerous content and reinforces the need for additional security tools such as the HiddenLayer AISec Platform, that provide monitoring to detect and respond to m
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by mpalmer 2y ago
> I've never run into a real world scenario where delaying computations seemed like an optimal way of solving a given problem. And even when it might be, Solid has always exposed fairly low level reactive primitives for those who wa
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by mpalmer 2y ago
True to your name if nothing else. Bewildering to me that seemingly any move in the right direction for social media is criticized with even more venom. How exhausting it must be to be stuck in such a frame of mind. Showing users that these
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by mpalmer 2y ago
At the risk of over generalized pronouncements, ease of debugging is usually down to how well-designed your tooling happens to be. Most of the time the framework/language does that for you, but it's not the only option. And for ex
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by mpalmer 2y ago
But what is the practical difference between that and Spegel's situation? Where is the deterrent? Microsoft is currently violating the license, and the author's recourse is this HN post.
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by mpalmer 2y ago
Bluesky remains the single best example of how decentralization works best as components of the architecture, not its raison d'etre.
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by mpalmer 2y ago
Events remain a useful technical mechanism to transmit state and data among application resources but they are a miserable experience for developers and operators alike. Events: - Put application state and data in dozens of queu
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by mpalmer 2y ago
It's a stretch to turn "weighs more" into "is better".
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by mpalmer 2y ago
Kind of the point of the post, isn't it?
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by mpalmer 2y ago
Wish I had a balanced life like you two, then I'd feel more comfortable judging strangers with childish gamer taunts.
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by mpalmer 2y ago
I guess you didn't think about it
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by mpalmer 2y ago
If you take a minute to think about it, you might agree we are ultimately mad about similar things

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