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by mycall 9mo ago
You can use AI to simplify software stacks too, only your imagination limits you. How do you see things working with many less abstraction layers? I remember coding BASIC with POKE/PEEK assembly inside it, same with Turbo Pascal with
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by mycall 9mo ago
You could also use ZeroTier and get similar capabilities without a third-party being a blocker.
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Some of that is all the security apparatus in W10/11 which 2000 doesn't have. So many CVEs since 2000.
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by mycall 9mo ago
Those fiber optic lines only work 50-60% of the time. Often the drones are carried 20km on foot into position which sucks as you know half the equipment on your back won't work.
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It would be great if it also worked as SMTP server
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You can falsify it through deduction, thinking of all of the situations the chain of events cannot lead to. Over time, with enough conclusions, you can focus into the remaining plausible directions. This is similar to the game of 50 quest
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What you describe is a benevolent dictator.
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Even BBSes were filters for people, live chats and group gaming. Digital communications hasn't basically changed at all.
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That's true. The greater the numbers, the lower the demand on the global scale (unless those all be consumed by AI too). It makes me wonder if AI data centers will never be satisfied.
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We will remain to be programmers but at a higher abstraction where code is just the glue to our means and imagination.
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How much stolen tech does BYD use? Is that even a factor in not allowing them into the US?
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Is that because CXMT is using stolen tech? Downvoting doesn't answer my question though.
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It will be the future for sure, software as a tool for everyone. While there is something lost in prompting, people will always seek out first-principles so they can understand what they are commanding and controlling, especially as old mac
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by mycall 10mo ago
Doesn't it depend how you use AI? Sometimes the imagination of gluing things together is the goal and is better than the sum of the parts, and if you don't know how to put the pieces together, AI can help support you there. If yo
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by mycall 10mo ago
Same with the latest CSS removing need for JS in many use cases in HTML.
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MAME 1.0 in 2035?
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by mycall 10mo ago
Is this true? [0] No CVEs since 2011? [0] https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-436/...
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by mycall 10mo ago
You can an an enterprise environment when following SOPs are mandatory due to cybersecurity and infrastructure requirements.
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Wait until automation is itself automated.
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What about the reverse, after Claude code implements it, let Gemini/Codex do a code review for bugs and architecture revisions? I found it is important to prompt to only make absolutely minimal changes to the working code, or unwanted
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by mycall 10mo ago
Have you looked at Titan and MIRAS where they use online/updating associative memory that happens to be read out via next-token prediction? https://research.google/blog/titans-miras-helping-ai-have-lo... https:&#
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by mycall 10mo ago
You can do specialized SLMs with different roles working on problems. Also deterministic workflows. That is what I gathered its use. I know last year, multi-agent scenarios were topping to benchmarks but I don't know if 2025 has bee
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Start with ReactOS and go from there.
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So look at the dependency tree and add back what is missing. We are hackers here afterall.
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Linux is behind Windows wrt (Hybrid) Microkernel vs Monolith, which helps with having drivers and subsystems in user mode and support multiple personalities (Win32, POSIX, OS/2 and WSL subsystems). Linux can hot‑patch the kernel, but
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by mycall 10mo ago
It is also common for authors to misspell names (proper nouns) in an attempt to determine who leaks docs (and to force non-matches for FOIA requests).
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Are those 404 links available on web.archive.org?
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Cloudfare and Hetzner should see this vulnerability of their own making and DO SOMETHING about it.
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Could it pick up a THz chirp signal?
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I think taking key points from a session and making a new skill is less useful than "precaching" by disseminating the key findings and updating related or affected skills, eliminating the need for a new skill (in most cases). On t

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