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by panny 6mo ago
Interesting comparison. Have you done one for sqlite vs H2? Since you're using clojure, it seems a natural fit. According to what I've read, H2 is faster than sqlite, but it would be interesting to see some up to date numbers on i
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by panny 6mo ago
>Thundermail is a great idea! I think the synergy part is what is great here. Imagine thundermail is a FOSS server app. Imagine they implement things like proof-of-work for senders, and no PoW means the mail goes into a quarantine instea
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by panny 6mo ago
>they just design around the fact that it’s unreliable Everything is unreliable. Always design for unreliable. That's my major gripe with most docs and tutorials from any of these services. They only describe what happens during suc
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by panny 6mo ago
I sent 100,000 SMS appointment reminders every day for over a decade. I resisted lead times under 1 day for a very long time, until I was forced to roll out lead times as short as one hour. I made extra sure, I got it in writing, that custo
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by panny 6mo ago
I spend a lot of time outside the country. Everyone seems to block VoIP for "security" now too. So please stop using SMS for 2FA. Seriously, even NIST says this is a bad idea, but everyone keeps doing it. https://www.sc
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by panny 6mo ago
I'm pretty sure AI generated submissions go against the guidelines on this site.
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by panny 6mo ago
After seeing everyone's response to the latest release and all the damage control happening around it https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47660925 Let's just say I have my doubts. AI promotion is always cherry pi
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by panny 6mo ago
>As the piece mentions, young men are "staying on the sidelines" versus engage in low wage, low status restaurant work (in this context). Why do you think young men would work at a restaurant? They don't make tips the way
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by panny 6mo ago
And your kitchen can be stolen four times, https://www.youtube.com/shorts/BVZZhyvZMBQ
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by panny 6mo ago
Then you "hack" System 3 and direct everyone to buy your advertiser's product. -- Someone at Google, probably.
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by panny 6mo ago
Whoop secures a big funding round, starts lawfare. >WHOOP's most recent funding round was a $575 million Series G completed on March 31, 2026, which valued the company at $10.1 billion. This round was led by Collaborative Fund and i
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by panny 6mo ago
Are these quizzes AI generated? This is the second one I've seen here in two days and I don't even answer the first question because it doesn't apply to me. 2am? I'm in bed before 10pm. Even if I change the time, none of
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by panny 6mo ago
IDEs are like coal. They're not going away no matter how dirty you think they are. I hear a lot of breathless praise about agentic everything, but I can generally say in truth "My IDE does this for me already, for free."
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by panny 6mo ago
It can be both :) My experience with Azure is very poor compared to AWS. But I don't doubt that ai slop is ramping up github usage like never before.
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by panny 6mo ago
How are these software patents still valid after Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank International precedent? Or is this a case where companies just pay the fee because it's cheaper than fighting it in court?
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by panny 6mo ago
>argued that Gregorein belongs to a fading era of software development, when humans still checked code, line by line, before shipping. I guess people are going to hurt themselves badly before they realize this is still a requirement.
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by panny 6mo ago
It would be so simple for you to right click and search the web to verify that. https://www.congress.gov/crs-product/LSB10922
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by panny 6mo ago
>but the moment their own code leaks they reach for DMCA takedowns. Did they actually? Someone can go to prison for 5 years for that. Fact 1: AI generated code has no copyright, so the Digital Millennium Copyright Act does not apply. Fac
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by panny 7mo ago
You do, as the developer. Let's circle back to the original comment that started this discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47594044 That comment is spot on. Claude adding a co-author to a commit is document
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by panny 7mo ago
That's typical of this site. I hand you a huge volume of evidence explaining why AI generated work cannot be copyrighted. You search for one scrap of text that seems to support your position even when it does not. You have no idea how
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by panny 7mo ago
Guidance on AI is unambiguous. https://www.copyright.gov/ai/ AI generated code has no copyright. And if it DID somehow have copyright, it wouldn't be yours. It would belong to the code it was "trained" o
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by panny 7mo ago
>Where is there any legal precedent for that? Thaler v. Perlmutter: The D.C. Circuit Court affirmed in March 2025 that the Copyright Act requires works to be authored "in the first instance by a human being," a ruling the Supre
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by panny 7mo ago
That's fine. File a false claim DMCA and that's felony perjury :) They know for a fact that there is no copyright on AI generated code, the courts have affirmed this repeatedly.
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by panny 7mo ago
Too little to late. Someone has it building now. https://github.com/oboard/claude-code-rev
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by panny 7mo ago
They can't. AI generated code cannot be copyrighted. They've stated that claude code is built with claude code. You can take this and start your own claude code project now if you like. There's zero copyright protection on th
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by panny 7mo ago
>In case you’re worried, this is still me. These are my own words. Writing is thinking, and it would defeat the purpose for an AI to write in my place on my personal blog. >em dash, em dash, em dash lol, pardon me if I don't beli
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by panny 7mo ago
>agents don’t leave I think Pete Hegseth would disagree with this statement.
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by panny 7mo ago
Hey author. I vouched you so I can reply. Look into drum-buffer-rope. I think you'll like it. I agree with you, AI isn't accelerating the part than needs accelerating.
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by panny 7mo ago
>10 U.S.C. § 3252 authorizes the Secretary of Defense to exclude a source from defense procurements involving national security systems if there is a supply chain risk, defined as the risk that an adversary may sabotage, maliciously intr
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by panny 7mo ago
>A new layer of security for certified Android devices May I purchase a non-certified android device now? Because frankly, fuck you.

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