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nine_k
8mo ago
I would say the opposite here. The perpetrator has rejected multiple Claude's warnings about bad consequences, and multiple Claude's suggestions to act in safer ways. It reminds me of an impatient boss who demands that an engineer
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nine_k
8mo ago
Isn't it a good way to play with all these in a relatively safe way, but still with nonzero stakes?
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nine_k
8mo ago
But this particular ship has left the barn: everywhere where a real ID is needed, you have to dive your full legal name, and the document's dates and other details, which is easy to correlate with a low chance of error.
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nine_k
8mo ago
Not imitates but implements maybe.
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nine_k
8mo ago
If we apply risk/reward analysis, how probable is such a chain of exploits? If you already got local root, you might as well do a little bit more than a simple DoS. Depending on how much performance would be gained by using io_uring in
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nine_k
8mo ago
Shooting Patriots at flying lawn mowers (I suppose you mean Shaheds, Gerberas, and the like) is crazy. Patriots are key to shooting down ballistic missiles. To the best of my knowledge, the explosives-laden lawn mowers flying over Ukraine a
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nine_k
8mo ago
If a function is not pure, it very likely has to be async.
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nine_k
8mo ago
A part of code that executes between a lock as taken and released, I suppose.
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nine_k
8mo ago
It turns out, assesses the epistemic landscape, and turns back in.
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nine_k
8mo ago
— ...We believe that the customers will like it despite all that. We plan to market it as MacBook Nerfed. — But you can't use "Nerfed", we'll run into a trademark dispute. — Ah, well, you're right! Hey Claude, what
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nine_k
8mo ago
I see it as a practical joke or a fun hack, like CPUs implemented in the Game of Life, or in Minecraft.
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nine_k
8mo ago
CPU and GPU have very different ways of scheduling instructions, requiring somehow different interfaces and programming models.. I'd hazard to say that a GPU and CPU with unified memory access (like the Apple's M series, and most
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nine_k
8mo ago
T480 has 2 RAM slots and S has soldered RAM and 1 slot. OTOH unofficially T480 (not S) can work with two 32 GB SODIMMs. I did not try that. (I wish the AMD-based thinkpads supported ECC RAM. Ryzen 7 mobile CPUs technically allow for that.)
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nine_k
8mo ago
When you write a regexp to detect liquids in your cereal, you have to account for the pickles, that is, newlines an tabs.
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nine_k
8mo ago
I had al of these. The CPU is the weakest component here, and only T480 supports 32 GB RAM. (Typing this from a T14 gen 1.)
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nine_k
8mo ago
DDR3 was not so much affected as DDR4 or DDR5.
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nine_k
8mo ago
The replaceable Thunderbolt sockets connecting to an internal Thunderbolt socket are a direct... homage to Framework.
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nine_k
8mo ago
Are you a gamer? Otherwise it's really not easy to notice a "slideshow" at 60 Hz.
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nine_k
8mo ago
Most are not nearly as smooth and successful at the distorting.
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nine_k
8mo ago
I suppose they'll soon introduce a more expensive tier that does not sound pompous. There will be plenty of converts.
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nine_k
8mo ago
If I ever end up developing a package / dependency manager, I'll be strongly tempted to call it "jenga".
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nine_k
8mo ago
There used to be a polite way to call this out, the "Steve Jobs's reality distortion field".
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nine_k
8mo ago
What do we do when the supply of second-hand Pixel 3s on eBay dries up? A viable project can't be tied to hardware which is not made any more.
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nine_k
8mo ago
An iPad is a great art production device. It's great for drawing / painting using Apple Pencil and software like ProCreate. It's good for doing music. It may be a fine media consumption device (browsing, reading, watching); i
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nine_k
8mo ago
If speeding is not something that happens constantly, then a radar could detect the instances of speeding, and only turn on a camera when a speeding car is nearby. This would keep the majority of passing cars from being recorded, and would
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nine_k
8mo ago
It entirely depends on how much the author reads the result of the agentic coding.
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nine_k
8mo ago
There's an easy and natural way: don't use contraception. This is how it worked for millennia.
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nine_k
8mo ago
It could be regular, like SQL "analyze table", it could be one-off. The point is that it would be an automatic tool.
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nine_k
8mo ago
C-b is less ergonomic than C-a that is the default on GNU screen. The first thing in tmux is to remap to C-a. (Triply so if you remap caps lock to ctrl.)
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nine_k
8mo ago
Kitty is great, but its author has very strong opinions, strongly held; this keeps a number of popular requests summarily rejected. In particular, there is no way to color plain bold text, which is possible in basically any other emulator.
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