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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
Honestly it's still bad - it creates long term problems. Ignoring the democratic system (i.e not changing the law) just creates chaos.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
> Your claim could be shortened to: > > The ultimate uncertainty is that regardless of who you are and what you do, a country always has the right to kick you out...Nothing is guaranteed ultimately. Depends on whether you think int
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
Still nothing resembling an apology.
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Ask HN: How does manual QA fit into your process?
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
Recursive given that this is AI generated from another post on how much AI was on HN.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
In the near term , the real question isn't whether it's better - it's whether they stop buying as many NVIDIA chips as they can.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
Must be the Magic School Bus.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
To be clear (because the snippet is non-explanatory). For encode("idna") what they did is use lower() except where it would produce a result different to 3.2.0 and then instead use the result from 3.2.0 instead. Essentially they&#
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
If this is a vulnerability every bug in every API is a vulnerability. This is very spacebar-heating. It's not a vulnerability, it's a bug. A system that used this bug in a way that relied on it to perform a security task would hav
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
On a finance level this is why correctly setting 'accidental trade limits' correctly is important. Otherwise traders see them so often they click through them.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
I've infrequently seen people incorrectly detected as kids. It's not foolproof.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
Look, the last fund to openly push an AI focused position got screwed over by Wall Street for the tune of $45 billion. Norway isn't dumb enough to make the same mistake.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
It's the only AI feature available to users in Canon but the entirety of Canon itself is also vibecoded.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
> Seems like there are many ways to get toward the best of both worlds -- don't allow people to upload pictures of kids who are clearly under 15 to social media would get us a lot of the way there. How do you prevent kids uploading
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
Is a new benchmark that useful if existing model improvements are being reflected linearly? Don't we want a benchmark that we aren't seeing much progress in.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
Here's the underlying Presidential Memoranda: https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2026/08/expa...
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
Counter-counter point: It's not really used in branding either by any of the child companies. So they don't need it.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
> the human brain unconsciously does calculus and linear algebra We're not unconciously doing calculus and linear algebra. If you're arguing you 'do calculus' to predict how to catch a ball, I'm sorry but it&#x27
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
> What they are trying to do is find a programming language that LLMs work well with. But this isn't a user story. The user story is what you should be picking the tool for.
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
You can change the jump-amount in the top right. (500 was an odd default).
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
> the invention of containerized shipping plus the internet led to globalization Did it? Or did the globalisation invent the need for containerisation?
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by philipwhiuk 2mo ago
> Emergency backups for everybody are stored in our Philadelphia location. As well as the live replicas of your data, we also keep a separate set of encrypted backups taken every few hours for every account. These are in Philadelphia for
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
It's bizarre to me that this is all couched in "expect". This is a financial problem - they have the actual numbers to know whether the responses are rational.
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
They still use the term in the “definitions” so they aren’t actually defining anything
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
How intrusive are the checks if you're assessing email authentication?
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
And all the rest.
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
I find hard to agree they are worse than Fujitsu even with that 'deep pain'. The Post Office scandal is really really really bad.
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
Similar attempts include Scalajs. The general challenge becomes integrating the fractional front-end code written in your backend-language that compiles to JS with the rest of the JS ecosystem. JaneStreet have a love of writing their own st
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
Great you came up with a compiler and some syntax. What libraries exist. What's package management system. How does it interop with existing code? Is there a JSON parser, an XML parser? Crypto algorithms? Database drivers? People who i
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by philipwhiuk 3mo ago
The GoldSrc engine is fairly open and people have LLMs which are almost designed for translation? Also I guess it's a bit more interesting the DOOM ports which have been done to death.

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