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by shakna 9mo ago
> Ideally what's in InternalDocs/ would be built into the docs.python.org docs . If you expose internals in documentation, then people depend on internals. And when you break it, because it isn't meant to be tracked by any
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by shakna 9mo ago
If open _hardware_ is the requirement, rather than just a nicety, how many graphics cards can you actually support? I mean, I know there are a bare handful that can run Quake I. But I don't think there are that many, that can do more.
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by shakna 9mo ago
12 times in a 2015 archive of /b/? https://github.com/johnschriner/4chan-a-b-pol/blob/master/4A...
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by shakna 9mo ago
> Or the plot of Death Stranding 1 & 2 before you finished them? ... Yes? I mean, the games are not that subtle. Lore dump, sly smile, more game, repeat.
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by shakna 9mo ago
Tedium often means a large context window. Lots of personal information to be entered, in different formats, that must be exactly right. Thats exactly what an agent regularly fails at.
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by shakna 9mo ago
If you struggle, then an agent will probably fail.
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by shakna 9mo ago
> We have no evidence of warfare between the species. Thats not correct. We have a neanderthal slain by spear, at a time and place where it was only carried by modern humans. [0] This isn't a singular event. We have a history on inj
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by shakna 9mo ago
My experience at work: Claude regularly says to use one method over another, because it's "safer"... But the method doesn't actually exist in that language. Seems to get rather confused between C# and C++, despite also g
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by shakna 9mo ago
> Since wayland is actually "x12", if starting anew, this is even a good opportunity for ATK/AT-SPI people to remove the non pertinent legacy burden, aka do some cleanup passes. So... You don't know a thing about what
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by shakna 9mo ago
If that's your bar - you should ban the whole of Android's ecosystem from your networks. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/malicious-and...
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by shakna 9mo ago
When Google's ads do all the following, I'll consider guilt: a) Don't throw malware in their ads. b) Don't throw seizure-inducing flashes in their ads. c) Allow turning off gambling in their ads.
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Reviving Life Is Strange: Before the Storm on Modern Linux with a Glibc Shim(blog.hofstede.it)
3 points by shakna 9mo ago|0 comments
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by shakna 9mo ago
Nah, I wouldn't call it outsourcing. They have AI usage KPIs. [1] > "We need to get beyond the arguments of slop vs sophistication..." > "We need to make deliberate choices on how we diffuse this technology in the
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by shakna 9mo ago
I guess I shouldn't be drawn by someone calling me an idiot... But one last try. You suggested that the cost of cyberattacks on industry, is not so great as when we were destroying it with bombs instead. However, every time we have pow
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by shakna 9mo ago
If that was the case... Why would those same people be putting forward protocols to implement? Why do they have to fight for Wayland just to say no? Wayland is the gutter sink here. Nobody else. Everyone else has done what they can, and con
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by shakna 9mo ago
I was not speaking to just one case. Today's incident, is _the norm_. These attacks are widespread, damaging, and the repercussions are felt for decades in their wake. We _are_ being carpet bombed, and the costs for the victims are ong
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by shakna 9mo ago
Not really. If you succeed in attacking the grid, you achieve the same widespread industry impact, without the cost of the munitions. It can take decades to recover from a cyber attack like this, if it succeeds.
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by shakna 9mo ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.09089
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by shakna 9mo ago
All "Global Reader" accounts have "microsoft.directory/bitlockerKeys/key/read" permission. Whether you opt in, or not, if you connect your account to Microsoft, then they do have the ability fetch the bitl
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by shakna 9mo ago
> ask the the AT-SPI/ATK and GUI toolkit people to design the required interfaces As I've already pointed out, multiple times, those are the people asking Wayland for the necessary protocols, so that they _can_ design the requi
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by shakna 9mo ago
Cool... Wayland is how old now? 15 years? I just want to use my computer. That I'm blind should not be a "fork it and maintain it yourself, you're on your own" story. You basically just told me I shouldn't exist, fo
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by shakna 9mo ago
Under X11, we had Extended Window Manager Hints [0]. The new protocol that is meant to work everywhere is ATK/AT-SPI. However, as mentioned in the posted proposal, AT-SPI Device can't be implemented under Wayland, right now. Under
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by shakna 9mo ago
JVM bytecode is well specified. [0] Racket is not [1]. It's just the internal representation that the compiler uses. Sort of like marshalling in Python. [0] https://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jvms/se7&#
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by shakna 9mo ago
In my twenty years, I've rerolled famous algorithms "every now and then". Its almost wild to me that you never have. Sometimes you need a better sort for just one task. Sometimes you need a parser because the data was never 1
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by shakna 9mo ago
Wayland broke accessibility on Linux. All of the standards-based APIs went up in smoke, with Wayland saying "not our problem". Unless you want the compositor to execute everything in trusted shell, there needs to be a way to actua
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Wayland – Accessibility Input Protocol(gitlab.freedesktop.org)
3 points by shakna 9mo ago|12 comments
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by shakna 9mo ago
Or maybe the 6th greatest year of rainfall in the last hundred years.
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by shakna 9mo ago
I'd add nuance to Hermans' work. Its not all experiment blind, but also not feedback-less. They advocate for "direct instruction", not just rote learning. > As that is not a surprise, since research keeps showing that
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by shakna 9mo ago
Escaping the sandbox has been plenty doable over the years. [0] WASM adds a layer, but the first thing anyone will do is look for a way to escape it. And unless all software faults and hardware faults magically disappear, it'll still b
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by shakna 9mo ago
Afraid that it regularly bypasses requests for confirmation... [0] https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/14268 [1] https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/13

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