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by pamcake 7mo ago
> It appears that... Well, maybe look closer before sharing premature conclusions and speculation as if they're news? Current title is incorrect and ragebait. Lunduke's already known for stirring shit and making a murder out of
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by pamcake 7mo ago
Looks like there are several fresh data points for those tracking personas related to .today operations on display in this very thread... It's either sockpuppets or evidence of larger op
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by pamcake 7mo ago
They already mentioned info control. Also visitor and flow data prob juicier than the archives themselves for site like .today. Oh, and a great injection point of malware, which can be more sophisticated and selective than the DDoS under di
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by pamcake 7mo ago
Reminds of King of Kong and those arcade and video game "World Championships" in 80s/90s basically only involving Americans.
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by pamcake 7mo ago
Right. I'd like to see them do the Windows 11 upgrade on the same hardware...
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by pamcake 7mo ago
It is not accurate. A very small number of actors pose as many and make up the majority of traffic. For example, your User-Agent block may cut traffic by 10%, 99% of which malicious - but you blocked 1000 individuals, only 1 of which malici
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by pamcake 7mo ago
This can go both ways. Seniors who in earlier days could focus on "the real work" may be expected to increasingly spend their time and attention on other concerns. To CTO or not to CTO, ain't that always the question...
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by pamcake 7mo ago
It's possible that you won't anymore if you preceed full upgrades with a `pacman -Sy archlinux-keyring`.
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by pamcake 7mo ago
It makes a lot of sense that "happy" is opposite to "disappointed".
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by pamcake 7mo ago
> firstly, the node team seems quite happy for non-trivial amounts of the ecosystem to just be broken yarn/node relations specifically are... complicated. On display on corepack (yarn project which got bundled into official nodejs d
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by pamcake 7mo ago
> we already carrying phones with us that has been tracking us for almost 2 decades now Speak for yourself. Also, lack of equivalent for "airplane mode" where it keeps functioning without remote connectivity makes it fundamenta
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by pamcake 7mo ago
Bollocks. This can happen for any distro or OS. Stick to distro packages and this isn't notably more true for Arch than for most other distros or OSs. If you build and install packages from AUR, or use dodgy repos like Manjaro, then ri
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by pamcake 7mo ago
> how does it work in agentic environment? Giving agent scoped access to ticket system. Whis is this obvious answer not the obvious solution?
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by pamcake 7mo ago
> As a not native speaker, for me using something like Google Translate is fine, it's literal enough to keep the author voice Strong disagree on author voice. Vomit blows. I think better to let recipient use full-text translation if
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by pamcake 7mo ago
You say "used help from AI", then describe the process of having LLM write comment for you. To me that sounds like legitimate violation, regardless of how many minutes or tokens you have available.
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by pamcake 7mo ago
> If you (or anyone) have ideas about other pragmatic measures we could take, we're interested. Suggestion: Make it clear and explicit in guidelines and FAQ that this forum is for human conversation and that writing/editing pos
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by pamcake 7mo ago
Hush, now.
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by pamcake 7mo ago
Willing cooperation with homicidal regime in mass-surveillance and operations of autonomus antipersonell drones is my recent pet peeve.
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by pamcake 7mo ago
Consider contributing to the continued existence of cash by using it.
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by pamcake 7mo ago
fsck around and find out
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by pamcake 7mo ago
You're good. The relevant advice in article is to not reuse keys for encryption and auth. Encrypting password manager database with a passkey or other authentication key on one of those yubikeys would be the mistake. Encrypting it with
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by pamcake 7mo ago
> What does HN think? Thermals. Your workloads will be throttled hard once it inevitably runs hot. See comments elsewhere in thread about why LLMs on laptops like MBP is underwhelming. The same chips in even a studio form factor would pe
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by pamcake 7mo ago
To your point, one can get a great performance boost by propping the laptop onto a roost-like stand in front of a large fan. Nothing like a cooling system actually built for sustained load but still.
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by pamcake 7mo ago
The relevant (unanswered?) question for this thread is who's operating and managing that deployment, and to what extent provider (or subcontracted FDEs) is involved in integrations. I would be surprised to learn of deployment actually
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by pamcake 7mo ago
OpenAI and sama are literally sauing they are fine with facilitating (and even performing) any scale of killing and surveillance as long as they're not held accountable .
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by pamcake 7mo ago
Isn't it more accurate here to consider OpenAI and Anthropic as service providers rather than a manufacturer of product?
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by pamcake 7mo ago
It's not an analogy but an example.
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by pamcake 7mo ago
> Sensationalizing claims then qualifying them later is inherently dishonest. So is sealioning. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning
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by pamcake 7mo ago
It seems like some comments here are from merged threads AND front-dated? Makes for very confusing reading when comments from "1 hour ago" are actually on preceding events from earlier, before TFA news (announcement of designation
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by pamcake 8mo ago
Or don't.

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