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by sersi 6mo ago
And still a lot of people will give broad permissions to docker container, use network host, not use rootless containers etc... The principle of least privilege is very very rarely applied in my experience.
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by sersi 6mo ago
And what about, it exfiltrated my AWS keys (or insert random valuable thing that sits in .config of your home directory)? Backing up is not going to help you in that case.
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by sersi 6mo ago
I run my AI agent unconstrained in a VM without access to my local network so it can futz with the system however it wants (so far, I've had to rebuild the VM twice from Claude borking it). That works great for software development. Fo
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by sersi 7mo ago
I'm actually curious if the windows source code leak of 2004 increased the number of exploits against windows? I'm not sure if it included internet explorer. I remember that windows 2000 was included back then.
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by sersi 7mo ago
I've had some success with installing windows in dosbox-x which has glide support. Faster and more lightweight than pcem/86box
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by sersi 7mo ago
In the US yes. Recently I was in China and was supposed that both lego stores I visited didn't have them. Only available when ordering online.
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by sersi 7mo ago
I've purposefully bought a lot of the old lego technic universal building sets second hand for my son. They come with multiple ideas and the type of design is less finished and more prone to modifications. I want my son to play with le
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by sersi 7mo ago
I've been using a VM for claude code (probably would keep doing that as I do like how much control I have over it by doing that) but this is definitely a useful tool, I'll happily use that in the future.
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by sersi 7mo ago
I actually would really love that in a city planner. A game that actually simulates walkable cities versus car centric abominations and would adapt families strategies based on the availability of sidewalks, public transports and incentives
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by sersi 8mo ago
It was a better linux for the desktop back during the snow leopard day but it's slowly gotten worse at the same time that linux became better. Now the only advantages they have is the hardware. The os is buggy doesn't respect appl
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by sersi 8mo ago
Old Skies was really great, stayed with me a long time
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by sersi 8mo ago
Another great AGS made game is Technobabylon. That and Gemini Rue are my two favourite Wadjet Eyes Games
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by sersi 8mo ago
Having done both, right now I prefer vibe coding with good engineers. Way less handholding. For non-technical managers, outside of prototyping vibe coding produces terrible results
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by sersi 8mo ago
Well you do need to vet dependencies and I wish there was a way to exclude purely vibe coded dependencies that no human reviewed but for well established libraries, I do trust well maintained and designed human developed libraries over AI s
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by sersi 8mo ago
I just decided to create a vm for my claude code with strict network controls so it can't access my own internal network and I limit what exactly gets shared to it.
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by sersi 8mo ago
> This has been going on for years; the right simply refuses to countenance the possibility of legitimate organic opposition, while also being chronically unable to provide any evidence for their claims. That strategy is also typical of
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by sersi 9mo ago
> Who opens an physical encyclopedia nowadays? I know plenty of people who binge wikipedia and learn new things through that. While Wikipedia is not always perfect, it's not like older printed encyclopaedia like Britannica were perf
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by sersi 9mo ago
> 1. You can think of this as a lighter version of Japanese office culture, but not limited to office... it's kind of everywhere in society. Having worked in Japan, while there is a strong respect for authority, there's also mu
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by sersi 9mo ago
I really hate the current trend of not having passwords. For example perplexity doesn't have a password, just an email verification to login.
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by sersi 9mo ago
I think that really depends on countries. I went to an engineering school only 15% of applicants out of high school were admitted and of those who were admitted only around 75% graduated. Western education passing as many fee paying student
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by sersi 9mo ago
Sidenote, I appreciate that you allow installing on macos. I hate typing on a phone so having it run on a computer is much better.
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by sersi 9mo ago
I kind of remember 98SE being an improvement. Otherwise agree though
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by sersi 9mo ago
When I was a child in France people were quick to say that trains ran on time in Germany... Well, in my experience there is no developed country with a worse train company than DB. Even Amtrack is still slightly better. In France people com
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by sersi 9mo ago
I mean I skimmed it earlier but I do plan to read it. That said my pre-established conclusions are based on first hand negative accounts of people who currently still live in China some of which do not speak English so weren't influenc
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by sersi 9mo ago
Oh the fact that there has been some positives from the cultural revolution (by having educated people sent to the farm and rural area) doesn't stop the fact that the cultural revolution was a net negative for the country. How many wor
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by sersi 9mo ago
To be fair, my father in law who is Chinese and had to exile himself during the cultural revolution would pretty much say the same thing about the Cultural Revolution. Educated people in China who lived through it will certainly criticise t
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by sersi 10mo ago
What I wish for would be a lego technics creative box with motors etc... Thats closer to what I had as a kid and I built a lot of fun things with that. Never liked the basic legos that much though
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by sersi 10mo ago
Great recommendation. I'm definitely getting that for my son next birthday
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by sersi 10mo ago
Connetix and magnatiles are pretty much fully compatible. Connetix is the only knock off I found that is higher quality than the original (and has great marble run)
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by sersi 10mo ago
What age did you start introducing snap circuits to your child?

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