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by ocdtrekkie 2mo ago
Blueprints shouldn't (if I know anything about Kenton) have access to the Internet/external locations without you granting it permission to.
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by ocdtrekkie 2mo ago
For what it's worth, we also ran workerd inside a Sandstorm grain and not only did it work, it performed well . In the same way some people run Docker to run a single thing inside a VM solely for that thing... you can probably use w
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by ocdtrekkie 2mo ago
The key aspect here is "when an action requires approval". i.e. an action which writes . Presumably you are granting the read access when firing this process off in the first place.
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by ocdtrekkie 2mo ago
This is the middle of Cloudflare's "Agents Week"... and I believe they had an Agents Week last year. We're like... at least a year or two into Cloudflare being in the AI party. ;)
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by ocdtrekkie 3mo ago
If anyone in leadership asks me to do anything that I find personally concerning, I'll write an email asking them to confirm that's what they want me to do.
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by ocdtrekkie 3mo ago
But there's an inherent issue if you look at the sunlight maps for this whole drama that northern states and southern states are affected vastly differently: The solution here is that rather than nationwide making a choice, based on ar
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by ocdtrekkie 3mo ago
You know different states could choose different answers to which time zone to make permanent and most of the drama of the question would go away.
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by ocdtrekkie 3mo ago
This is why Section 230 is fundamentally wrong. Because the core concept of it assumes reasonable behavior without monetary incentives . Which is great if you're legislating someone's personal forum about their hobby. But Section
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by ocdtrekkie 3mo ago
OpenAI proved even being a nonprofit can be handled away if the money's good enough. PBCs are much weaker in that regard than nonprofits.
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by ocdtrekkie 3mo ago
This is one of those things a shockingly large number of businesses do not understand. The cloud has been sold as magic, people don't realize you have all of the same needs as you do on-premise, you're just also paying rent.
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by ocdtrekkie 3mo ago
For what it's worth I'm not fond of golf courses either.
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by ocdtrekkie 3mo ago
Any number of companies sell cameras and recorders both on-premise and cloud stored which are managed entirely by the customer. Most security cameras you see on any given building work this way, and most such camera systems also support fea
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by ocdtrekkie 3mo ago
Well I try to avoid running things on the cloud myself, but bear in mind the example here: Every major datacenter operator has abandoned their carbon neutral pledge since the AI race began, and have claimed disclosure of the public about th
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by ocdtrekkie 3mo ago
I would say there's a huge difference between taking a paycheck from Google because you need it to feed your family, and specifically carving out a role in promoting Google's agenda for two decades. Even in this puff piece about h
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by ocdtrekkie 3mo ago
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by ocdtrekkie 3mo ago
GitHub specifically put out a changelog about the stargazers API endpoint to restrict open access because of its use for spam and abuse. I believe this is more about user data than code. Obviously restricting public access to Git would be a
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by ocdtrekkie 3mo ago
Illinois prohibits unlicensed individuals from buying or setting off commercial grade fireworks. People buy them in Indiana. Some of the largest fireworks stores in the country sit right on the Indiana side of the state line.
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by ocdtrekkie 3mo ago
I'd have to buy a printer tho. The one I have has done its job for a decade and I think I've bought a grand total of one offbrand toner cartridge in that time.
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by ocdtrekkie 3mo ago
Yeah conceptually this excites me but I decided color printing wasn't worth it at home years ago and haven't regretted it.
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by ocdtrekkie 4mo ago
I'm not too surprised because it's this court. I'm happy we can take the win for privacy rights. We are very lucky we got this outcome out of this, because at least on its face the warrant was pretty well-behaved: They didn&#
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by ocdtrekkie 4mo ago
I mean, this is the textbook definition of whataboutism. =) But I am indeed of the inclination that we should demand the rule of law from Presidents of all parties. Generally speaking, I am in favor of a significant downsizing of the author
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by ocdtrekkie 4mo ago
Yes but the Constitution has to actually be followed for it to work. The Supreme Court has no military or police, if the President chooses to disobey them and the military and police follow the President's orders... there isn't mu
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by ocdtrekkie 4mo ago
So very specifically I've historically read Roberts as a fairly moderate jurist. He has a true romanticism about the neutrality of the court and that it shouldn't be a political body. (This is ridiculous, but anyways.) This has c
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by ocdtrekkie 4mo ago
I agree in general, but this is also why I say allowing authoritarianism through technicality. They know by punting to Congress, a body that is completely paralyzed, what the practical outcome of that ruling is.
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by ocdtrekkie 4mo ago
When the Court rules to the center, I think Roberts likes to take it himself or let a liberal Justice write it so it looks like the court is balanced and unified or something. Roberts has lost control of his court and is desperately trying
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by ocdtrekkie 4mo ago
As per the current conservative trend of allowing authoritarianism through technicality, the majority of Alito's dissent is just that the Court shouldn't rule on this at all because it won't help the defendant's case muc
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by ocdtrekkie 4mo ago
Exactly. If you're selling stolen or pirate product at a cut rate, people will tolerate goofiness for the better deal, but if you're scalping and people are paying above-market, they're not going to take the risk on sketchy p
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by ocdtrekkie 4mo ago
They pay to have them installed and maintained, they're not different in that sense from subscribing to Office 365 licensing, it's a subscription product. They key difference is not whether they own their cameras but the automatic
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by ocdtrekkie 4mo ago
So presumably if you make an account which didn't buy a Steam Machine unable to log in on one, you kill the scalping market. It doesn't have to be perfect to make it unpalatable for scalping. Is a scalper going to take the risk on
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by ocdtrekkie 4mo ago
It's a PC everyone expects to play games from a proprietary platform with an account system. They absolutely could lock how it’s used similar to how cell phones are locked with carriers today. And it would eliminate scalping. But a

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