nickphx

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by nickphx 9d ago
needs more slop
2.
by nickphx 11d ago
uh huh, sure it can.
3.
by nickphx 15d ago
why would anyone trust anything from a company built on stolen data that spews hyberbolic, misleading claims.
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by nickphx 17d ago
why should i care about your mental model of anything?
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by nickphx 17d ago
because nextjs is a bloated pile of shit.
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by nickphx 17d ago
I ended a 10 year contract when the new clownshoes CTO started hyping the slop. I would rather stare at a wall than 'manage' an 'agentic team'.
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by nickphx 23d ago
I quit a position after 10 years because the latest "CTO" is "all in on AI".
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by nickphx 23d ago
lol much innovation wow
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by nickphx 23d ago
Ah nice, the site uses nextjs/vercel and is hosted by AWS ...
10.
by nickphx 2mo ago
and that was not due to answering phones .. adding a nondeterministic black box of bullshit will change nothing.
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by nickphx 2mo ago
How does a commission override a congressional ruling though? Seems like the "checks" part of the "balances" is a bit out of balance.
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by nickphx 2mo ago
"security" is a cost-center, it does not generate revenue. Incidents from lack of "security" need to have a greater impact on revenue before the typical corporate entity spends money.
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by nickphx 2mo ago
huh? platform? lol. you go to bank with proof of collateral.. get secured loan. wtf does everything need a platform or some VC garbage scrambling to find rent.
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by nickphx 2mo ago
it is generated from identifiers on device by a remote microsoft system where it is stored ..
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by nickphx 2mo ago
They claim it was an ngrok account that was used to host an endpoint used in the compromise, tied to a microsoft account / gdid that was passed when ngrok software was downloaded from the "microsoft store".
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by nickphx 2mo ago
Oh, ok. How would you describe how the "frontier us companies" acquired the data used to form their models?
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by nickphx 2mo ago
anthropic etal would not have a product to sell without their violation.. kdc had a service that just happened to be popular for pirating... how are the two even remotely similar?
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by nickphx 2mo ago
Who is "we"? Is there a mouse in your pocket?
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by nickphx 3mo ago
oh boy, who validates that the blackbox of bullshit is spewing valid information and not the typical nonsense ...?
20.
by nickphx 3mo ago
who cares?
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by nickphx 3mo ago
uhhhh why yes, i would love to give a vibecoded app access to all of my important information so it can stored for "safe" keeping... a post it note on your front door would be more secure and likely last longer.
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by nickphx 3mo ago
huh? how does one keep a human in the loop for decision making it there is not an 'electronic tether'?
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by nickphx 3mo ago
from the microsoft store. the ngrok app was downloaded via microsoft store...
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by nickphx 3mo ago
those honest caveats though.. lol
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by nickphx 3mo ago
google has a large amount of "caching servers (GGC)" located in data centers for residential providers all over the world.. They use these servers for a variety of services.. Most of the traffic I have seen from them have been for
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by nickphx 4mo ago
oh look, more overhyped drivel from a non-technical person.
27.
by nickphx 4mo ago
Only if you do not require voice service.
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by nickphx 4mo ago
the economics do not work without the density.
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by nickphx 4mo ago
not really. datacenters require greater weight, power and cooling density per square foot than the typical commercial office space was built to accomodate..
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by nickphx 4mo ago
and what sovereign nation's regulations are you subjected to?

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