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by nicce 4mo ago
There are some options. actalis.com is European alternative but free tier is a bit less than Let's Encrypt.
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by nicce 4mo ago
> deletion after 30 days in almost all cases ... Almost… basically they have unlimited power to decide what data is kept?
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by nicce 4mo ago
> The "offer, then remove" aspect is a bit eyebrow-raising -- it feels like they are trying to get subscribers to switch to usage-based billing, which makes me wonder if we'll ever get it after that June 22nd window. Proba
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by nicce 4mo ago
Oh. Could not access the Reuters post.
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by nicce 4mo ago
I wonder how ChatGPT or Claude are actually GDPR compliant, but Apple has problems with Siri.
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by nicce 4mo ago
Depending of the scenario, it can be very fine. E.g. if you just need one or two function call from the dependency. However, for some complex binary protocols it might be better to stick with libraries.
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by nicce 4mo ago
> keep your SBOM strict Based on the news, seems like it is better to not include Microsoft at all in there.
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by nicce 4mo ago
Imagine if someone says, written in in plain and pure JavaScript. Is there a difference? What kind of promise it tells about the software?
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by nicce 4mo ago
Meanwhile most companies and people have a competition in EU to submit all the data to Claude and ChatGPT.
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by nicce 4mo ago
In comparison, I have around 3ms total latency when streaming 4k 144hz from headless machine in my basement to upstars :-D At least that is what Moonlight client claims.
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by nicce 4mo ago
Like Google’s AI studio tab in browser. Incredible degrade in software quality?
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by nicce 4mo ago
I thought that the general issue was that they ignore the submissions and do not fix them - but the actual problem is that they give different severity and may not give fame or money? I think disclosure for those reasons is highly in gray a
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by nicce 4mo ago
Let's see what is the fate of Wikipedia if turns like big tech: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48285592
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by nicce 4mo ago
That does not sound like script kiddie. More like hacker with its traditional meaning.
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by nicce 4mo ago
> astonishing resume Not sure about that one.
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by nicce 4mo ago
In the end, most people choose money.
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by nicce 4mo ago
For script kiddies, it must be 100% accurate. They don't know how to fix the missing 0,01%. Not sure if open models are there yet. Barely SOTA models are.
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by nicce 4mo ago
> So what did the rewrite actually accomplish? Great marketing stunt for Claude Code. Let's see later what is the result. But IPO is already over then...
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by nicce 4mo ago
> - There is already a strong, safe runtime that's not vibe coded, called Deno, that more people need to check out. But people don't like the differences in the other feature parity. Otherwise they would already use it.
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by nicce 4mo ago
> Any script kiddie with an LLM could write a worm that would spread through the supply chain, possibly even hacking speakers right on the factory floor and blasting Rickroll music or something similar. At least used to. SOTA models are
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by nicce 4mo ago
I am not sure if this is still the best approach. They did not even try to submit based on expected "low" ranking when comparing to existing XSS submission. They should at least try or let them know many days before disclosing. Yo
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by nicce 4mo ago
> and during advance visa processing rather than at the border.) This got extended to every traveler, visa or not.
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by nicce 4mo ago
It is just a name. If it disappears, people can switch over for something else in a day that works similarly. Is it then critical?
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by nicce 4mo ago
Just 2 days ago my MacBook closed all apps it could and tried to update from 26.3.1 to 26.5 I guess current version matters.
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by nicce 4mo ago
Intersting to notice that the name has been changed now when reading the post 12h late :-D
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by nicce 4mo ago
People ask questions to get answers. For me, it feels quite important? Especially when search engines start to push them?
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by nicce 4mo ago
It already is quite impossible. Just generate something decent with lower quality. Then maybe take screen recording of the output. Voila.
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by nicce 4mo ago
> I'm totally fine if it turns out a sensible antitrust policy completely destroys the acquisition exit pathway for tech startups. And it should also prevent the acquihire.
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by nicce 4mo ago
Usually people who want these roles most are the least suitable for the job.
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by nicce 4mo ago
Well, at least Ferrari has hopefully higher quality materials.

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