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by nottorp 4mo ago
Hmm LLM hype aside, remember the first writing system (Grafitti) for PalmOS? Change the way you write to obtain much better recognition.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
> I found “Building a tiny Linux from scratch” which does most of what I do here but in Rust and a year ago Linux from scratch seems to still be doing fine at: https://www.linuxfromscratch.org . It's going on 27 years now
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Do these things even close on mobile? I'm pretty sure I'm always on on everything. I'm good at ignoring them though.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Humm he means figure out everything you’re signed in to before going on vacation and log off? Personally I’m sure I’d forget to sign out of something.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Last time i checked it's not laggy because they messed with the scroll, but because of some fancy CSS that firefox has trouble with.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Firefox by any chance? Ran recently into another site on here that scrolled fine on anything except Firefox. And this one seems to be fine on safari.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Hmm iirc if you ask Claude it itself recommends one conversation per task. That’s what I did intuitively anyway.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Are you sure it matters what this weeks Anthropic and OpenAI threat is?
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by nottorp 4mo ago
> No one was calling for a government monopoly, all they called for was a testing process to ensure that frontier LLMs specifically were safe to release into the wild Yes, from chatgpt 0.1 onwards. Everything has been a dangerous frontie
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by nottorp 4mo ago
> So many comments here missing the big picture, and just gleefully pointing out that Anthropic got what they deserved, or that this is the natural culmination of some kind of marketing stunt. But it is! How many times have OpenAI and An
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by nottorp 4mo ago
> Key escrow is the usual solution Yes, and you move the problem to "is the entity/process/whatever handling key escrow under US jurisdiction"?
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by nottorp 4mo ago
> we see some utility So what utility do you see in Netflix? Or doomscrolling? Or whatever you do for pleasure?
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by nottorp 4mo ago
I am saying you can't keep the keys just on a stick in the employee's pocket since multiple people need to have access to the data. And if those keys are stored by a company subject to US jurisdiction, we're back to the same
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by nottorp 4mo ago
For large organization data the keys would need to be stored within the organization, not with one particular user as in the case of your personal PII needs. And then you'd still need to worry about digital sovereignity for the keys.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
> I hope this comment wasn't too off-topic from the main point of "pleasure" It looks to me far away over there in the "what's my profit in reading" direction I'm afraid.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
> Same in europe, since a few years. Yeah, since they started to introduce super duper led headlights and 144 Hz animations on turn signals it's been more and more blinding to drive at night even across the ocean.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
> This line really stood out to me. Where did you people find any text to discuss? I saw like 3 headlines while scrolling past the first 3 screens then gave up.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
I've been there. When Compiz on Linux was all the rage. I grew out of it in like 2-3 months and turned everything off. The problem is with Apple you don't get to turn it off.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
I'm upset that Apple is wasting my shader transistors on it.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
They toned down the effects in Golden Gate but the backend is doing the same amount of work to blend all that pointless stuff in. You'd get the performance back if they gave up on the translucently to the point of removing the code.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Isn't docker on mac os still a large preallocated linux VM that runs the containers inside itself? With this maybe you can separate them.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
It was bullshit in 2019 it's bullshit now too. They just keep threatening governments in hope they get a legal monopoly.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Always thought "butthurt" was childish. Looking at Apple no, it's appropriate.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
It's on F8 on my laptop... of course i only remember when i try to do something and end up with Apple Music.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Oh by the way, who decides if the data stays on device or gets sent to Apple? I bet it's Apple and not the user.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Lovely. I don't press the play button by mistake much, but if i touch my BT headphones wrong...
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by nottorp 4mo ago
Not in my experience as an european cc user (where non 3d secure is rejected by default) using stripe based (us located mostly) stores. The ones i've tried to pay on bull rush to charging me with no 2FA and my bank just rejects them.
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by nottorp 4mo ago
> Social systems are tied ONLY around work which is not healthy. That is the real problem. I've been working from home for most of my career, but I also have friends (some i made while working, some from other common interests) and
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by nottorp 4mo ago
> to get sleep right Thought getting sleep right was something that happened before MS decided they need to be able to wake your PC any time they want and not hardware related much.
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by nottorp 5mo ago
Do you have 3d secure or whatever the marketing name is for it this week? Because it's my impression that either Stripe doesn't support it or it's so hard compared to the rest of their API that no one does it...

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