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by owenthejumper 8mo ago
Why is this so badly AI written? Netflix can surely pay for writers. At this point I refuse to read any content in the AI format of: - The problem - The solution - Why it matters
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by owenthejumper 8mo ago
I bet Anthropic is loving this. Their usage exploded over the weekend, and Monday + the stupid people in Pentagon keep delivering evidence for the inevitable lawsuit that Anthropic is now going to win.
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by owenthejumper 8mo ago
Sadly, it doesn't look like the current regulatory environment in the US will help reign in Tesla's marketing / safety violations :(
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by owenthejumper 8mo ago
Nice attempt at damage control. You made your own bed, now sleep in it
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by owenthejumper 8mo ago
Well in the end this is great news - this virtually guarantees Anthropic win in the court.
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by owenthejumper 8mo ago
We broke up the telco monopoly in the 1980's, only to bring it all back 40yrs later...
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by owenthejumper 8mo ago
My wife and I look at each other and laugh really hard every time we order Gazpacho. If you know, you know...
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by owenthejumper 8mo ago
I got downvoted for this in the other thread, but this is basically an attempt at bankrupting Anthropic. No US company has ever been designated a supply chain risk, and the foreign companies that are on that list are now doing 0 business in
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by owenthejumper 8mo ago
This is the most unhinged thing yet, after all the previous unhinged things.
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by owenthejumper 8mo ago
and I was downvoted for this :-DD
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by owenthejumper 8mo ago
Everything about this situation is absolutely bonkers. Marking a US company as a supply chain risk hasn't been done before AFAIK, and is a guaranteed end of the company. It's the US government basically unilaterally deciding to en
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by owenthejumper 8mo ago
Modern LBs, like HAProxy, support both active & passive health checks (and others, like agent checks where the app itself can adjust the load balancing behavior). This means that your "client scenario" covering passive checks
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by owenthejumper 8mo ago
SwiftKey can handle languages, but it kind of sucks too , lol. It crashes all the time
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Zero crashes, zero compromises: inside the HAProxy security audit(haproxy.com)
20 points by owenthejumper 8mo ago|5 comments
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by owenthejumper 9mo ago
Radiation Therapy is an approved and working treatment for these tumors that he's discounting completely. Don't need AI to tell us that.
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by owenthejumper 9mo ago
That's just as nonsensical as the classic "Everything that could be invented has been invented already." You didn't read the article. It talks a lot about housing, high speed rail. Those are just two things we could be b
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by owenthejumper 9mo ago
The scary part is basically giving access to your life to clearly a vibe-coded system with no regard to security. I just wrote a blog post about securing it ( https://www.haproxy.com/blog/properly-securing-openclaw-with.
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Properly securing OpenClaw with authentication(haproxy.com)
8 points by owenthejumper 9mo ago|0 comments
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by owenthejumper 9mo ago
The article highlights Haproxy's blog with essentially the same name (from 2025): https://www.haproxy.com/blog/state-of-ssl-stacks Since that Haproxy has effectively abandoned OpenSSL in favor or AWS-LC. Packages
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by owenthejumper 9mo ago
I still miss Dark Sky, and years later find myself instinctively typing "darksky" into my phone to check weather. Nothing is coming closer...
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by owenthejumper 10mo ago
My town (East Coast) did this early in the year. Nobody blinked, everyone moved to electric.
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by owenthejumper 10mo ago
Right now the problem is what the author already mentions - the use of Sec-Fetch-Site (FYI, HTTP headers are case insensitive :) - is considered defense in depth in OWASP right now, not a primary protection. Unfortunately OWASP rules the wo
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by owenthejumper 10mo ago
It's almost a rhetorical question, isn't it? Clearly, from both the original post, and this reporting, they are NOT safe to redeem. In addition, it just re-emphasizes how tied we all are to these "digital lives". I used
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by owenthejumper 10mo ago
The invalidation queue is interesting, but building a custom cache key manually? Even Cloudflare now supports Cache-Tags
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Sanitizing HTTP/1: a technical deep dive into HAProxy's HTX abstraction layer(haproxy.com)
2 points by owenthejumper 10mo ago|0 comments
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by owenthejumper 11mo ago
Reduce transparency brings it back to acceptable levels, thanks!
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by owenthejumper 11mo ago
Funny enough, my phone upgraded to iOS 26 tonight, and I am like - what is this garbage, who though this is a good idea? And lo and behold, now I know... Immediately went Tinted mode, yet there is transparency where it shouldn't be, te
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by owenthejumper 11mo ago
The guy won’t work with AI, but works with Google…
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by owenthejumper 11mo ago
A friend works at Jetblue. They are scrambling hard to do the updates.
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by owenthejumper 11mo ago
You are not missing much. Yes there will be situations where AI won’t be helpful, but that’s not a majority Used right, Claude Code is actually very impressive. You just have to already be a programmer to use it right - divide the problem i

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