progbits

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by progbits 1y ago
> 5 watts/hour Typo I'm guessing, but I found this unit of "energy acceleration" amusing.
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by progbits 1y ago
Damn, they automated Károly Zsolnai-Fehér
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by progbits 1y ago
Hosts phishing sites, gets blocked by anti phishing mechanism. Works as expected from my point of view. Get yourself on public suffix list or get better moderation. But of course just moaning about bad google is easier.
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by progbits 1y ago
> Does anyone have a good argument for why one should be illegal while the other is legal? I don't care either way but for the sake of argument: Stock market is something you can't avoid (ignoring hermits), so an insider trade
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by progbits 1y ago
I thought they were already on Azure? At least I'm pretty sure the runners are, our account rep keeps trying to get us to use their GPU runners but they don't have a good GPU model selection and it seems to match what azure offers
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by progbits 1y ago
Harder to use AI tools without account or payment tied to your identity.
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by progbits 1y ago
Don't worry, even if you manage to somehow change it, the next system update is going to randomly change it back. The only thing that makes my work laptop halfway usable is nix-darwin.
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by progbits 1y ago
I doubt their hosting costs matter compared to other expenses. Journalists still gotta get paid.
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by progbits 1y ago
Oh no, is the CEO ok?
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by progbits 1y ago
It's also a dumb strategy because the good people will easily find another job and leave and you end up with office full of the least competent employees. But yes I'm pretty sure this is a big part of the reason for these mandates
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by progbits 1y ago
To save everyone the hassle of filling out the "get the report" form: https://7802750.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net/hubfs/7802750...
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by progbits 1y ago
You are giving them a lot more credit than their behavior deserves.
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by progbits 1y ago
From https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/issues/33186 > Currently, a new style of player JS is beginning to be sent where the challenge code is no longer modular but is hooked into other code throughout
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by progbits 1y ago
Can anyone explain specifically what the YT code does that the existing python interpreter is unusable and apparently quickjs takes 20 minutes to run it? Is it just a lot of CPU-bound code and the modern JIT runtimes are simply that much fa
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by progbits 1y ago
They seem to do some multiplexing of the antennas at least. Counting from the pictures I see 16x16=256 SIM cards and 4x4x4=64 antennas.
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by progbits 1y ago
Some of the days are pretty wild. September 15: Two plates of popcorn + pretzels. September 13: Three packs of gummy bears. Carrots and pretzels.
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by progbits 1y ago
That's nice, kudos. But trusting you is only half of the problem. I don't trust the LLM either.
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by progbits 1y ago
The fact people are giving credentials to all these MCP tools keeps amazing me. Ten years ago if you built a service that asked you for permissions to everything imaginable most people would keep well clear. I guess the closest was Beeper w
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by progbits 1y ago
I use it for personal notes, nothing complex just bullet point lists. Every few months I have to split up pages and move stuff to archive because it becomes unusably slow. When I open the mobile app to write a quick note it's just froz
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by progbits 1y ago
Yes they do. But I also wonder why curl seems to get so many of these. They don't have the highest payouts, have been around for long time so presumably most low hanging fruit the AI has even a remote chance of finding was fixed, and t
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by progbits 1y ago
> Slap a 429 [...] will soon learn what they're doing wrong. Oh how I wish this was true. We have customers sending 10-100s requests per second and they will complain if even just one gets 429. As in, they escalate to their enterpri
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by progbits 1y ago
The Redis HA story is horrendous. I wonder if Sentinel is intentionally just crap enough to get your application locked in but then force you to pay them for hosted option. It regularly gets itself into messed up state and even with gracefu
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by progbits 1y ago
Indeed, and I prefer short period of increased air pollution + ventilation and air filters, to nonstick pan and eating PFAS which is unavoidable (and unmeasurable at home).
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by progbits 1y ago
I think that's fair. It's not semantic information (I mean in a way I guess it is, but you wouldn't want a screen reader to present it as such), so classes are fine there.
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by progbits 1y ago
NPM is owned by github/microsoft. I'm sure they could afford to buy one of these products or just build their own, but clearly security is not a thing they care about.
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by progbits 1y ago
Spoiler for Surface Detail: There is that battle where a single Culture ship absolutely destroys a GFCF fleet without breaking a sweat. The ship's Mind says they stood no chance because their AI didn't have autonomous authority ov
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by progbits 1y ago
Can't you just use a paid SMTP relay which will have good reputation. Sure not exactly selfhosted but trivial to switch.
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by progbits 1y ago
What's the connection between those two words? You know, aside the -er ending like in say teacher.
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by progbits 1y ago
For C++ there are Boost, Folly, Absl, several more large libraries with reputable orgs behind them. I'm surprised someone doesn't make a big npm lib like that. Not hating on the author but I doubt similar compromise would happen t
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by progbits 1y ago
CF is trying to double dip: they are charging users for their CDN, and now they try to also charge for the privilege of accessing their user's content. While I love to see openai get scammed I don't think it will stop there. How c

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