sigmarule

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by sigmarule 4mo ago
We should not stop _all_ of the both-sidesing, but we absolutely should stop _some_ of the both-sidesing. Both-sidesing done without both (a) critical thinking and (b) honest intent is simply whataboutism, one of the many forms of societal
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by sigmarule 5mo ago
An AI agent and a chatbot are both applications built using LLM inference as a primitive.
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by sigmarule 5mo ago
My first thought was in agreement, “do they not realize that docs are context, sometimes even prompts, for humans too?” My second thought was “perhaps they’re just very forward-thinking”, and now I’m sad about the future again.
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by sigmarule 5mo ago
Could you explain for those who are not? :)
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by sigmarule 5mo ago
Equally marginal?
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by sigmarule 6mo ago
Out of curiosity, (a) did you receive this error at the start of a session or in the middle of it, and (b) did you manage to find/confirm valid findings within the scope/codebase 4.7 was auditing with Sonnet/yourself later on
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by sigmarule 6mo ago
People don’t lobby, corporations do.
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by sigmarule 6mo ago
Have you met people?
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by sigmarule 6mo ago
I view this paradox as just an effect of poor framing. We should not look at it as “I am against intolerance/hatred/XYZ”, but “I want to minimize intolerance/hatred/XYZ.” The first focuses on local, case-by-case contex
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by sigmarule 7mo ago
I believe the claim is that the demand side did not change, the supply side did, as in sales != demand.
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by sigmarule 8mo ago
I believe he is speaking of the effective resolution of TUIs, not pty throughput rates or fps, though I do agree with what you’re actually getting it.
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by sigmarule 9mo ago
If Maduro stole the election from someone else, and the US does not put that someone else in power, then what does that mean? If the US exercises their own decision making and judgement when installing someone in Maduro’s place and override
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by sigmarule 9mo ago
Perhaps learn how to model it, then.
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by sigmarule 9mo ago
You are considering them binary states while I’m considering it a continuous scale. I prefer my way.
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by sigmarule 9mo ago
Because he doesn’t write his speeches.
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by sigmarule 9mo ago
Seems silly to ignore that the last date in your list had an event closer to what OP is referring to than any other year, no? Considering he was already crying election fraud in 2016 you could certainly view this as a line with upwards slop
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by sigmarule 9mo ago
Can you truly not see the fundamental difference here? Taking drugs is voluntary and the risk of drugs being laced is known by effectively everyone. Comparing THAT to people getting incinerated in their office place is nothing short of daft
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by sigmarule 10mo ago
Are you writing software for the sense of accomplishment or to create software you wish you had?
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by sigmarule 10mo ago
Pre-crypto ransomware operations receiving billions through bank transfers is fantasy, or less euphemistically, a lie. Trying to hand wave away the absolutely-real logistical difficulties groups would be plagued by if they shifted to using
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by sigmarule 11mo ago
No, it is not; you are wrong, plain and simple. If a company hires a new CEO and word leaks that HR exempted him from the background check, would you think “well, background checks have very high false negative rates anyway”, or would you t
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by sigmarule 11mo ago
That solution is to a problem that is not the topic of conversation here. The problem is selective waiving of vetting processes due to political pressure and affiliation. Acting as if the efficacy of the vetting process is a point relevant
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by sigmarule 11mo ago
The Framework Desktop runs this perfectly well, and for just about $2k.
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by sigmarule 1y ago
If there was some government program I was previously unaware of that pays organizations that were compromised by nation state hackers then I’m going to be upgrading all my networking infrastructure to F5 products and start reading up on BI
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by sigmarule 1y ago
I have a feeling the response would be “read the latter”
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by sigmarule 1y ago
(only replying here because I can’t reply to the parent) > Writes “Unfortunately the left cannot have debate and disagreement.” > Receives downvotes - literal expressions of disagreement incarnate. > Updates post to add “(weird way
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by sigmarule 1y ago
On the other hand, exploiting weaknesses in MITRE’s CVE program to create ticket management primitives, creating “shellcode” that composes them to implement a feature request tracking API, using it to manage your open source organization’s
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by sigmarule 1y ago
How would you estimate the probabilities of the organization having never prevented a single bad thing from happening vs having prevented one or more? It feels ridiculous even writing that out. Can you help me understand your perspective?
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by sigmarule 1y ago
A security-first OS with real crypto https://github.com/ipenas-cl/AtomicOs/blob/main/kernel/claud... /* * Claude AI Military Grade - Navy SEAL Level Security */ I wond
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by sigmarule 1y ago
> Someone in the original HN thread about funding wrote a post explaining how poorly run CVE org was and it had been like that for years. Sure, but that doesn’t change anything, does it? Most people that use or have benefited from the CV
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by sigmarule 1y ago
> especially if it wasn’t expensive to maintain Okay, so we’ve established that the cost of the endeavor is low. > it’s the global catalog that helps everyone organize and talk about vulnerabilities I would argue that leading and cont

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