phoronixrly

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by phoronixrly 11d ago
Good.
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by phoronixrly 11d ago
Can the load-bearing gaps that are worth being flagged for pinning down be abliterated out of a model?
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Firefox 156 arrives with a forest of forks in its wake(theregister.com)
3 points by phoronixrly 13d ago|2 comments
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by phoronixrly 13d ago
> if you didn't know ahead of time they were AI-generated You can't be serious... Are we looking at the same posters?
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by phoronixrly 14d ago
Who said anything about engineering... Do it the American way -- mine the entire fault with nukes, set them off simultaneously, broadcast the entire thing live and sell ad time!
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by phoronixrly 14d ago
I still do open-source. You just get the code on a CD like the good old times!
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by phoronixrly 16d ago
What a horrible day to have eyes...
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by phoronixrly 16d ago
LMAO, right, just as representative! Get this Brexit-era disinfo off my screen...
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by phoronixrly 17d ago
You keep spreading this, but the eurocommssion president gets appointed by the European Council, which consists of democratically elected heads of state. She is no less democratically elected than the prime minister of a parliamentary repub
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by phoronixrly 17d ago
No, it's necessary only when the alternative is to mutilate the print edition...
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by phoronixrly 17d ago
Thank you, I won't even bother opening TFA. Calling out LLM-generated text seems not to be welcome here. Last time I dared say an article was unreadable because of the amount of slop poured into it, I was accused that '[I have] th
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by phoronixrly 20d ago
I was going to say that this is the only surveillance that I would be OK with, considering the users are not on public property. However, I hadn't considered that calling the police on anyone in the US (especially for carrying a firear
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by phoronixrly 25d ago
> including that he had actually been involved in multiple previous ventures with a highly questionable track record Considering Kindle's Bezos who's had a pristine track record?
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by phoronixrly 26d ago
Oh? You don't see why people are riled up? It's because corps pirating is at best a slap on the wrist while People pirating get suicided -- see Aaron Swartz.
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by phoronixrly 26d ago
You heard it here first folks, 'Norway is no more European than Vietnam.'
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by phoronixrly 1mo ago
... To Claudification... All of this project is completely vibecoded.
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by phoronixrly 1mo ago
Quite the opposite. It's the completely devoid of creativity section titles, the use of triades, and the general rhythm of the text. All of this garnered with the general sense of filler content...
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by phoronixrly 1mo ago
I was not referring to the setup complexity. Setup is performed just once. I was referring to the runtime complexity that comes naturally from having to take into account non-root user permissions and lack thereof. These peculiarities are q
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by phoronixrly 1mo ago
As I said, podman requires effort and thought on the user's side, as the rootless part incurs complexity. I do not think that this aligns with the omakase mantra of omarchy. I do not think that DHH does not take security seriously. I t
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by phoronixrly 1mo ago
Somehow I doubt DHH and company would be OK sacrificing ""developer experience"" for security... There is still a non-trivial amount of docker-compose files and Docker incantations that don't work 1:1 with podman an
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by phoronixrly 1mo ago
This article seems as bullshit as any parenting influencer I've ever heard while attempting to critique them... Also the quoted influencers aren't even fringe. They're outright crackpot.
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by phoronixrly 1mo ago
Ah, I see what you meant.
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by phoronixrly 1mo ago
Yeah, that was for plot reasons...
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by phoronixrly 1mo ago
Because US VCs seem to have an allergic reaction to EU regulation? Was that a rhetorical question or do you miss the regularly scheduled front page posts complaining that the EU kills innovation?
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by phoronixrly 1mo ago
Did the cancelled/refunded tarrifs have serious consequences of US customers?
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by phoronixrly 1mo ago
I have read every article that has hit HN's front page. It seems like at least one per month since I joined in the heat of COVID at which point in time HN was adamant that bolus doses of vitamin d prevented COVID... Each and every arti
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by phoronixrly 1mo ago
You can very much overdose with melatonin as well, leading to your sleep schedule getting worse and worse the larger the dose. Ask me how I know before assuming my risk tolerance.
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by phoronixrly 1mo ago
What conflict of interest would that be? I'm getting paid by big doctor to tell adtech devs with unchecked egos to go ask someone who has actually dedicated 10+ years of their life to study and practice medicine?
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by phoronixrly 1mo ago
I am not arguing against that. I argue that correcting this deficiency is not in the competence of people who are not medical professionals no matter how many articles they've read on the front page of HN about vit. D.
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by phoronixrly 1mo ago
Spoken with such confidence! Are you a physician?

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