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by poemxo 1y ago
Why didn't he just use dtrace to find his notes, or make a bunch of changes to a note and do a find command, leading him to the sqlite file he needed? Idk it seems to me like I just read something written by someone who considers himse
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by poemxo 1y ago
We could even install metal rails into the ground to meet this rolling resistence requirement.
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by poemxo 1y ago
It makes less sense in automotive or architecture than games. Games scale incredibly well and practically for free, cars not so much.
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by poemxo 1y ago
No, but I figured it would recognize the format of the audit logs and no one else seemed to confirm which audit logs they meant. It seems like this[1] documentation matches the stuff in TFA [1] https://learn.microsoft.com/en
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by poemxo 1y ago
I asked ChatGPT the same thing and got > The system being referred to in that explanation is Microsoft 365 (M365) / Office 365 audit logging, specifically the Unified Audit Log in the Microsoft Purview Compliance Portal.
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by poemxo 1y ago
I had the same train of thought when I moved from Android to iOS, back when Google killed off App Ops. It was incredibly suspicious of Google to remove a tool that lets you take away a permission that an app autogranted itself upon install.
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by poemxo 1y ago
IRC in 2021? Is IRC still a thing?
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by poemxo 1y ago
I don't get why companies don't understand how offensive it is to the customer to nickel and dime them, especially after they're already a converted customer. They could easily eat the $60 cost and spin it as positive PR, App
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by poemxo 1y ago
It shows understanding that words are made up of letters and that they can be counted Since tokens are atomic, which I didn't realize earlier, then maybe it's still intelligent if it can realize it can extract the result by writin
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by poemxo 1y ago
That takes away from the notion that LLMs have emergent intelligent abilities. Right now it doesn't seem valuable for a model to count letters, even though it is a very basic measure of understanding. Will this continue in other domain
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by poemxo 1y ago
I think Hanlon's razor is outdated. Plausible deniability is the new meta. On top of that, the maintainer seems intent on not fixing the problem.
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by poemxo 1y ago
"x considered harmful" was my favorite coding meme before "x is all you need"
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by poemxo 1y ago
I see blue collar workers carrying big hydroflasks all the time, I'm guessing they drink even more water.
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by poemxo 1y ago
"in the x86 space", otherwise you would have to acknowledge that M4 far outpaces any intel iGPU.
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by poemxo 1y ago
I thought Apple decided not to utilize the attestation field, is this not true?
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by poemxo 1y ago
In cybersecurity, which in some departments is a lot of paper pushing based around RMF, ChatGPT would be a welcome addition. Most people working with RMF don't know what they're talking about, don't have the engineering backg
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by poemxo 1y ago
Won't anyone think of those exurbanite children who live in such uncramped areas?
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by poemxo 1y ago
I personally think so. I like lore behind the story, how the Snow Crash is a concept that has ties to ancient history, the scenes with Hiro and the librarian discussing Sumerian myth have stayed with me. In the story, without spoiling anyth
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by poemxo 1y ago
I haven't had the chance to write anything open source, but now with AI everywhere I don't think I will
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by poemxo 1y ago
This is like Snow Crash except for those with deeply theoretical minds. For the rest of us non-theorists, we see the LLM output and it just looks like homework output that's trying to hard.
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by poemxo 1y ago
The black-and-white pic just to show the brown color of the Noctua fan is taking me out To add something useful, this is very cool but I wish it came in JBOD form so I could run it off a Mac Mini instead, and the pricing listed in TFA seems
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by poemxo 1y ago
While I'm a bit atypical in tolerating loneliness, if it's a problem for people then I think AI is not the solution, or any soulless computer system really. Loneliness in the human social space is usually balanced, lonely people w
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by poemxo 1y ago
I agree, it does sound like they're hyping it up. But maybe the author was confused. In the API ecosystem, there are special APIs that some customers get access to that the normal riff-raff do not. If someone called those "special
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by poemxo 1y ago
But sitting in front of computers isn't what computer science is about, and some of those students might have aspirations to change the HCI status quo. Software engineering and computer science seem to have two strict criteria to consi
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by poemxo 1y ago
That makes sense, because attention is also all I need.
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by poemxo 1y ago
As a lifelong learner, experientially it feels like a big chunk of time spent studying is actually just searching. AI seems like a good tool to search through a large body of study material and make that part more efficient. The other chunk
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by poemxo 1y ago
If a cloud-based system doesn't support technologies that deter social engineering, it's still a problem. Some login portals to check your credit history don't even support 2FA. So I think it matters, I think access systems s
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by poemxo 1y ago
This makes sense. A GS doesn't earn that much, but if they resign and go work for SpaceX and get paid as a contractor, doesn't this just cost the taxpayer more?
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by poemxo 1y ago
On X, one of the leaked pictures seemed to be a DoD ID card, and I wondered why Tea needed proof of someone's identity. Then I remembered Uber and Lime both want your drivers license. Facebook and Instagram supposedly request it too if
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by poemxo 1y ago
Same, I read everything he writes. I remember reading a bunch of his stuff when I was getting into ansible, and then all his Pi stuff especially when CM4 came out. It's a strange sort of parasocial relationship but for nerds!

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