rglover

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by rglover 7mo ago
Well said. I'd be lying if I didn't get that little flutter inside watching the launch. It felt like "oh, there's still a flicker in the soul!"
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by rglover 7mo ago
I've had good experiences with gazelle.com for used devices but never tried to load GrapheneOS on anything from them.
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Cline Kanban(cline.bot)
1 points by rglover 7mo ago|0 comments
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by rglover 7mo ago
I'm less concerned about the code and more concerned that you said there's no culture around reading it/reviewing it... at a bank . If anything screws up, that's people's lives being messed with, potentially in a wa
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by rglover 7mo ago
Because it's a bank and apparently a big one.
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by rglover 7mo ago
Major or regional? This is alarming beyond words.
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by rglover 7mo ago
If you haven't tried it yet, I'd recommend Cline as an alternative (with full support for Anthropic API). Tracks the current token spend on chats so you know when to do a /newchat. Really nice way to budget token spend on a t
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by rglover 7mo ago
> That context is a moon program that has spent close to $100 billion and 25 years with nothing to show for itself, at an agency that has just experienced mass firings and been through a near-death experience with its science budget. The
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by rglover 7mo ago
"If I don't take care of this, my family will suffer." In other words: when you accept responsibility and become willing to do what's necessary to uphold your responsibilities (to your family, to yourself, and if you wis
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by rglover 7mo ago
This feels dramatic. The parts are there to rebuild a better web. If you want to build it, build it. But most still want the money, they just want to get it while also retaining the moral high ground. A VPS can still be had for cheap. Code
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by rglover 7mo ago
> That said, assuming bad faith is so common these days, many people assume you're lying if your stated motives don't match their preconceptions. A brutal reality to navigate if you're not acting in bad faith.
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by rglover 7mo ago
If you have to ask, the answer is "yes."
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by rglover 7mo ago
Agriculture has just joined my rotation thanks to this story. The process works.
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by rglover 7mo ago
That's a valid fear imo.
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by rglover 7mo ago
Nature will handle this in time. Just expect to see a "Bear Stearns moment" in the software world if this spirals completely out of control (and companies don't take a hint from recent outages).
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by rglover 7mo ago
You said budget cuts, not me.
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by rglover 7mo ago
From the article: > The crash has raised fears that operations at US airports are under extreme stress. Airports have been dealing with a shortage of air traffic controllers, exacerbated by brutal federal government personnel cuts by Don
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by rglover 7mo ago
I don't think the ATC is at fault here. If they were put in a difficult situation and responsible for too much at once, I'd view that as a leadership bug, not their personal fault (or anything they should be held liable for). The
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by rglover 7mo ago
> https://www.airlinepilotforums.com/major/152572-aircraft-fir... Just a quick read/speculation based on the linked forum post... Short of insane visibility conditions that prevented them from seeing the plane
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by rglover 7mo ago
Yep. It's one of those great on paper, tough in reality models. Used sparingly and wisely, it can make great UX fairly trivial. But sadly, state is more often abused and loaded with tons of data and complexity it shouldn't be hold
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by rglover 7mo ago
I'm a soloist. My plants are getting watered again and I get to finish work earlier and enjoy my home life now instead of sprouting ulcers or staying up til 4am. In the event I did/do have employees, I wouldn't hire anyone wh
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by rglover 7mo ago
It's only dead to those who are ignorant to what it takes to build and run real systems that don't tip over all the time (or leak data, embroil you in extortion, etc). That will piss some people off but it's worth considering
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by rglover 7mo ago
I can see the good intention in this move, but it's not realistic. The genie isn't going back in the bottle, so the priority shouldn't be artificial limits, but more emphasis on review and sets of eyes required to sign off on
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by rglover 7mo ago
Semi-related: does anybody know of a reliable API that announces CVEs as they're published? Edit: for others who may be curious https://www.cve.org/Downloads
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by rglover 7mo ago
> Before that happens though, how do you get someone to care? You don't. Only a relatively small minority will care, most will happily take what they're given (even if , paradoxically, they spend time complaining about the thi
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by rglover 7mo ago
If people wanted to have a website, they would. The truth of it all is that most people like the walled garden, the sandbox, etc. It's predictable, it's knowable with limited effort, and it creates the desired illusion for a nomin
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by rglover 7mo ago
"It's so, so sad, to be happy all the time." - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzZPxUiAKTo
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by rglover 7mo ago
Just talked to a long-time friend laughing about the state of things and how we used to have unfettered access to horrific gore photos at 14. Don't ask me what the appeal was, I have no idea, but it was possible .
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by rglover 7mo ago
It's helped me to adapt to a more traditional schedule. I worked 6-7 day weeks, 10+ hours a day on average for about a decade. Thanks to LLMs, I just took off the weekend to build garden beds with my wife and rest. I shut down around 6
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by rglover 7mo ago
Garden variety malignant narcissism (my armchair psych opinion but grew up in this dynamic). It's acting out in response to their deep shame (the root thing that all of the narcissistic behavior is desperate to hide). They can't

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