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by post-it 7mo ago
Cheaper hardware, discounts on stocks, and we keep AI itself? My flavour of hopium, sign me up.
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by post-it 7mo ago
> An official United States government app is injecting CSS and JavaScript into third-party websites to strip away their cookie consent dialogs, GDPR banners, login gates, and paywalls. Rare Trump administration W. I'm assuming ther
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by post-it 7mo ago
> Acting like I hold the opposite position as I truly hold can help sometimes as well. I find this helps a lot. So does taking a step back from my actual question. Like if there's a mysterious sound coming from my car and I think it
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by post-it 7mo ago
> I'll check it too by asking "are you just placating me?" the funny thing is that often it'll admit that, yes, it wasn't being very critical, and then procede to over correct and become a complete contrarian. an
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by post-it 7mo ago
I can't say I've had any issues with the corners, or noticed any difference after upgrading to macOS 26. But this is neat.
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by post-it 7mo ago
The default sandboxing works fine for me. It asks before running any command, and I can whitelist directories for reading and non-compound commands.
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by post-it 7mo ago
Body language analysis of strangers is bunk pseudoscience and a great way to reinforce your prejudices.
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by post-it 7mo ago
I'm glad we have an expert on Swiss commercial trucking regulations here.
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by post-it 7mo ago
> Anyone could've one-shotted this in Claude in an hour I think they did. If you start the download and then open the sidebar and/or background the app, the download progress bar disappears and is replaced by the download butto
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by post-it 7mo ago
> This is not the beginning, nor is this the end. This is just a checkpoint. Come onnnnnn. I would rather read a one line "Check out our offline llm" rather than a whole press release of slop. This looks very neat. I'm not
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by post-it 7mo ago
It'll only be disruptive to people who are improperly managing their credentials. Cattle not pets applies to credentials too.
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by post-it 7mo ago
> The threat of being forever tainted is enough to make people more cautious No it's not. The blame game was very popular in the Eastern Block and it resulted in a stagnant society where lots of things went wrong anyway. For insta
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by post-it 7mo ago
Why not just put the onus on ISPs? 99% of users lease their router from their ISP. If updates stop after three years, looks like you're getting a complimentary service appointment to get a new router.
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by post-it 7mo ago
I think that's a "looking under the lamp post because that's where the light is" metric. I'm not sure most developers, managers, or owners care about the calculated dollar value of their codebase. They're not t
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by post-it 7mo ago
Claude does it all the time, in my experience.
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by post-it 7mo ago
I'm not sure I understand, why didn't she just top it up?
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by post-it 7mo ago
What I do believe is that every person in the world who arrives at a sudo prompt had previously entered a password into a field that echoed asterisks, and as such is prepared to appropriately conceal their password.
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by post-it 7mo ago
Yeah, I noticed this too. Canadian universities have been studying cannabis use using actual cannabis, so I'm not sure why this metastudy considered anything else. "We need to publish something " perhaps.
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by post-it 7mo ago
How does your "anyone knows" control for false negatives? i.e. how can you be certain that the people you met who aren't "anxious and stupid" aren't also weed addicts?
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by post-it 7mo ago
The expectation with sudo is that it escalates the privilege of the command I want to run. They don't rename Ubuntu every time they tweak the UI.
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by post-it 7mo ago
Mac lets you use Touch ID or your Apple Watch to authenticate sudo. I expect you could set up something custom for Linux, it seems like the type of thing AI could put together very quickly.
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by post-it 7mo ago
Someone live streaming is well attuned to the dangers of exposing personal information on screen, and will hesitate before ever typing a password while streaming. They'll either disable this feature or open a root shell before beginnin
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by post-it 7mo ago
They were testing what happens when you stop taking Ozempic compared to what happens when you don't stop taking it, and also what happens when you start taking it again. Assembling a control group of people who have never taken Ozempic
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by post-it 7mo ago
It certainly does not. To make that claim, the study would need a control group of people who had never taken the drug. They didn't have that: > Participants Veterans Affairs users with type 2 diabetes who started treatment with GLP
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by post-it 7mo ago
At 3 GHz, a signal can travel at most 10 cm per clock cycle. You can't really physically scale a chip up.
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by post-it 7mo ago
Those suffer from the same problem. There's a lot of ocean, and if you don't know where to look then you won't find what you're looking for.
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by post-it 7mo ago
Not with a single prompt.
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by post-it 7mo ago
> But this doesn't really resemble coding. An act that requires a lot of thinking and writing long detailed code. Does it? It did in the past. Now it doesn't. Maybe "add a button to display a colour selector" really i
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by post-it 7mo ago
But they don't just want the text of the website pushed as a notification every day. They want the bot to load the site, likely perform some kind of interaction, decide if the thing they're looking for is there, and then notify th
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by post-it 7mo ago
Anecdotally, many people get a bachelor's degree to check a box for job applications, whereas many people get a master's degree because they love the field and/or are afraid to leave school. My friends and I who have a bachel

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