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by nicce 1y ago
The point is that these kind of audits do not add similar value as security audits.
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by nicce 1y ago
Even with external audits you need to trust them. Nothing prevents providing different software/configuration during audit.
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by nicce 1y ago
I wonder how is this different from Apple's approach (Private Cloud Compute).
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by nicce 1y ago
> Woman not feeling safe with unknown (and largely unvetted) Male drivers (or passengers) is a valid concern. It feels more like a bandaid than an actual fix, but it is an "Easy" solution to a problem. The ideal should be that
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by nicce 1y ago
One of the most interesting questions to be fair.
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by nicce 1y ago
> Extended warranties are very profitable, they want you to buy it. Is it still in this case? You can do the damage by yourself and they still repair. No questions asked.
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by nicce 1y ago
How is Apple Store defined? Does official partner/authorized count.
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by nicce 1y ago
> They had made a bunch of hard-coded assumptions Or they simply did that because it is much faster. Adding configuration options requires more testing and input handling. Later on, they can then accept PR where someone needs it a lot, s
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by nicce 1y ago
What seems to be typical these days is that big companies ship the first tool very fast, in poor condition (applies to Gemini CLI as well), and then let the OSS ecosystem fix the issues. Backend is closed so the app is their best shot. Then
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by nicce 1y ago
> climate shutting off In general, climate shutting off is safety issue too. In -40C it is not many minutes until you can’t see through windows.
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by nicce 1y ago
What reliable is left?
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by nicce 1y ago
Exactly…
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by nicce 1y ago
They would need to replace all faulty cars after that. They want to avoid that.
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by nicce 1y ago
> I'm surprised none of the companies mentioned in the article thought of that. I was just stating the obvious. That is what they are doing.
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by nicce 1y ago
I haven't used Claude Code but Claude 4 Opus has happily suggested on deleting entire databases. I haven't given yet permission to run commands without me pressing the button.
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by nicce 1y ago
AI was incredibly bad when Tailwind v4.0 was released. All the models trying force me to use the config file I did not want to and so on, every time.
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by nicce 1y ago
Corporation with the size of Google must be in control by themselves.
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by nicce 1y ago
It is not about profitability alone, but whether benefits are net positive for society over the long term. Profitability is easy with current standards. Get the users. Make them dependent. Increase the price. Make AI mandatory. List goes o
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by nicce 1y ago
Statistically speaking, it is more difficult to hire Rust dev, especially with identical wage.
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by nicce 1y ago
The story is entirely believable but would the guy who lost their job to write it like this? That is rare.
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by nicce 1y ago
I don’t think it is behind in anything. It is just harder to make obey and redefine the default system command. It is very verbose model by default.
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by nicce 1y ago
Hard to request if you simply are not participating officially and not telling through proper channels.
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by nicce 1y ago
Some unofficial comparison with costs of public models (performing worse): https://matharena.ai/imo/ So the real cost is something much more.
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by nicce 1y ago
> as was requested. They requested week after?
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by nicce 1y ago
Until customers start to disappearing due to issues, why bother. That is usually what matters.
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by nicce 1y ago
There is a reason why companies throw billions into AI and still are not profitable. They must be the first ones to hook the users in the long run and make service necessary part of user’s life. And then increase the price.
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by nicce 1y ago
If you look the org, it might make more sense. > Antiwork emerged from Gumroad's mission to automate repetitive tasks. In 2025, we're taking a bold step by open-sourcing our entire suite of tools that helped run and scale Gumro
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by nicce 1y ago
The only viable end-game in scale for crypto is what happens in China. I am not sure if I want that.
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by nicce 1y ago
If you want a fancy syntax highlighter for code blocks with multiple languages on your website, that is alone about that size. E.g. regex rules and the regex engine.
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by nicce 1y ago
I have no idea how this tool is better than running local LLM. Should I buy it?

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