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7mo ago
Actually there is another way to reset the permission besides running tcutil reset. Simply go to Security and Privacy and turn the permission on then back off :) What happens here is the UI displaying the permission state is buggy, but the
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7mo ago
Funny, I was just rereading the Hyperion series. It says there clearly that it was the AIs that created the black hole that led to the destruction of Old Earth. Intentionally.
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7mo ago
... and I thought I'm turning off notifications for all apps just so I don't get spammed. Looks like the setting is more useful than that.
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7mo ago
> akshually, you can never make anything 100% safe Yes Sherlock. And especially a natural language product that can't output the same thing for unchanged input twice. Besides when you say "safe" i think of the idiots at An
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7mo ago
> instead of working to make their product safe Make a nondeterministic product safe how?
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7mo ago
They were lying through their nose even then?
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7mo ago
Judging by the other comments on here, they learned to title their articles from OpenAI and Anthropic.
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7mo ago
This is how Apple's app approval process works as well :) You get rejected, you can just increment the version number and resubmit. It will get assigned to a different person and maybe pass this time.
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7mo ago
Humm at a quick glance git was functional enough for the linux kernel after 2 people worked on it for 4 months. That doesn't really add up to 17M.
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7mo ago
The greybeard font says it's ttyp0 with some hacks for windows.
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Heh. No it doesn't because they require their users to treat it manually and as a consequence a lot of americans don't. Example 1 that is definitely going through Stripe: Ars Technica. Example 2 that I don't know what is goin
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7mo ago
Is that a Stripe screen? Set up american style to reduce friction, not supporting 3d secure, which means european credit cards will deny by default?
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7mo ago
But then... you'd have a programming language. The promise is to free us from the tyranny of programming!
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7mo ago
> Names are hard, and we’re aware it can remind people of Uruk and Uruk-hai. That’s OK. What I would worry about is if it reminds whoever holds Tolkien's copyrights of Uruk and Uruk-hai.
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7mo ago
In 99% of cases you don't need a kernel driver. I don't think anyone uses the "native" usb way on either windows or mac os, when it's so much easier to go through libusb. I've personally done a custom DFU upd
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7mo ago
I've logged on for the first time two days ago on a corporate Claude account. It took like 40 minutes and worked like this: 1. Sign in to the site, get the onboarding screen, download clients. 2. Run a client, it triggers an email with
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7mo ago
Didn't root used to have some reserved space (and a bunch of inodes) on file systems just for occasions like this?
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7mo ago
So besides ruining the UI they fucked up the kernel too?
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7mo ago
Hmm? torp@machinename ~ % uptime 11:43 up 59 days, 1:22, 4 users, load averages: 2.87 2.69 2.70 Sleep is disabled on that machine and it definitely had networking working fine last night. Mac Mini M2, Sequoia. Incidentally my laptop says
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7mo ago
Runs like crap on my daughter's 12 mini. Actually what does "surprisingly smooth" mean? Better than you expected? Or actually smooth?
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7mo ago
Hmm doesn't that sound like Apple's Tahoe/iOS 26? Effects upon effects upon more effects.
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7mo ago
> needs to phone their internal fraud dept Except the bank teller has already authenticated you and internal fraud will pick up the phone...
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7mo ago
Shouldn't a service that may be the only way of remotely accessing your devices be ... independent of a 3rd party authentication service?
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7mo ago
> With AI, code is cheap, but only if you use a language for which AI has a lot of training data. Yep. Language and libraries too.
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That's what the article title says. "Families Can Now Eat". Obviously implying single people can't. Should I get a MRI or the article author?
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7mo ago
It's illegal if you're single.
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7mo ago
În a few years it will be the only way to explain the kids what a GPU is. Unless you work for an “AI” shop and sneak them into the data center.
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7mo ago
Can you draw non pixel art? Do you need to learn how to draw pixel art or how to draw in general?
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7mo ago
Midnight Commander inside iTerm2 :)
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7mo ago
Was electron available back then? Maybe they did sound processing with it.
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