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by rvz 5mo ago
It is still on Windows. No need to install Linux on the machine at all.
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by rvz 5mo ago
> Marc Andreessen argued that we've already reached AGI. He says that the top AI models give better answers than 99% of people he has access to, and he has access to some of the best people in their field. Investor with vested inter
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by rvz 5mo ago
You mean scraping instead of reading it? Reddit does not like the sound of that at all and are mulling to remove RSS support due to scrapers [0] [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/modnews/comments/1tq9vxo/prote
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by rvz 5mo ago
It was really obvious. Microsoft "loves" Linux for years and the entire point was to bring the Linux userspace on the Windows Desktop.
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by rvz 5mo ago
Exactly. The best Linux distro is Windows.
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by rvz 5mo ago
No. But they will anyway.
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Furthering Windows as the trusted platform for development(blogs.windows.com)
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by rvz 5mo ago
This is a side-quest for post "AGI".
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by rvz 5mo ago
How long have the SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic investors been waiting for an IPO (excluding tender offers)? 24 years, 10 years, and 5 years. You really think they are going to hold off against selling for multi-millions for another year, es
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by rvz 5mo ago
This is quite a catastrophic security issue by just using a single character to bypass authentication. And no-one cares.
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by rvz 5mo ago
This is actually the pin everyone was looking for that will pop this AI bubble, including the token cost falling in China and the release of open models that are good and run locally.
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by rvz 5mo ago
Of course that fundraise was the last one: [0], everyone getting ready to dump their pre-IPO shares on to you as China catches up with their open models. Better to do it now than to wait a day longer and the tokens are not getting any cheap
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by rvz 5mo ago
Believe it or not, Windows (WSL) is the best Linux distro and Nvidia knows that.
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by rvz 5mo ago
> The AI revolution is 50 times bigger than the dot-com revolution in the 2000s, SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son told CNBC Monday. The bigger they are, the harder they fall. The bigger the bubble, the harder the valuations fall. Let's se
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by rvz 5mo ago
This repository itself had to previously update from the axios supply chain attack [0] (co-authored by Claude lol). But just by looking at the change itself, the package is unpinned and won't solve the problem if another malicious sec
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by rvz 5mo ago
Another bunch of dead give aways in code bases with READMEs is the repetitive: - "No X, No Y, No Z." pattern - "Here is X - it makes Y" The worst and most obvious one is the constant over use of emoji ticks and crosses.
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by rvz 5mo ago
Turns out that some of the people building the software with AI have no clue how to secure them or even know it is riddled with security holes added by the AI. Pure vibes.
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by rvz 5mo ago
Very important development. Open models are good enough for most uses. Eventually they will catch up.
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by rvz 5mo ago
> "Claude" is a (registered) trademark of Anthropic PBC. The author is attempting to bait Anthropic by using their registered trademarked product name to send a cease and desist for attention. This is how it works: 1. Anthropi
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by rvz 5mo ago
Just say you do not know.
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by rvz 5mo ago
> Software Engineering is often not truly Engineering. "vibe coding" by definition means you are not looking or understanding the generated code and you are accepting all changes and "fixes" by the AI. In software eng
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by rvz 5mo ago
Well there you go, "victory" for the Linux community: > We’ve heard the feedback from the FPGA and Linux developer community regarding upcoming Vivado licensing changes, particularly concerns around Linux support. > Supporti
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by rvz 5mo ago
I am very thankful for not having any new years resolutions for almost 6 years and instead preparing for 2030 and for everyone else. [0] You are now 4 years early in what is going to happen [1]. We don't have much time. [0] https:&#x2
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by rvz 5mo ago
The comment just reads to me as: "Person working on MCP tools says MCP is not dead."
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by rvz 5mo ago
> Doubtful ... where did that odd notion spring from? Searching "Dickover" all over the internet and other than Mastodon (which is heavily used by techies), and the author's blog, it is only being mentioned by techies here
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by rvz 5mo ago
The problem with that is it cannot be used towards people outside of this tech bubble and would just confuse them. It would even fail many profanity filters in chats and forums. > The derogatory term is for practices that rightfully de
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by rvz 5mo ago
> makes it more memorable, and clearly differentiated from “popup” which is too broad and has many valid uses in an interface. Dickovers never have a valid reason to exist. This is hardly convincing. The author even describes it as a &
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by rvz 5mo ago
Thank you for "definitely" not being honest.
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by rvz 5mo ago
"popups" or "popovers" is just fine. Both of them are shorter than the "dickovers" or "clickovers" nonsense.
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by rvz 5mo ago
I'm sorry but this is such a stupid name. Where did the author get this name from? Why would I say that in front of any female colleage or any non-technical layman? We already have a name for this and it is a "popup". Which s

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