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by sleazebreeze 1y ago
ANPRs are very popular and common in the EU. More so than in the US, even.
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by sleazebreeze 1y ago
I don't want to deal with prompt injection attacks leading to being swatted. That's where all this reporting to the authorities is leading and it's not looking fun. > Is being dead better, or is having complete privacy bet
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by sleazebreeze 1y ago
Or maybe I just want to be able to talk to an LLM without worrying about if its going to report me to the authorities.
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by sleazebreeze 1y ago
Anduril employees think they're Tony Stark, but they're just cranking out cheap shit that kills people. America's enemies or whatever. The employees seem to be laboring under the idea they're a family and the author sure
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by sleazebreeze 1y ago
Some very accomplished and smart people are also huge narcissists. They read something like that AI drivel and go "yeah thats me to a T" without a hint of irony.
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by sleazebreeze 1y ago
Nothing to see here. Move right along. I'm sure one or two or a handful of repeated incidents don't represent a trend or potential for future fuck-ups. What is DOGE even doing now? Can we get some status reports on what the DOGE e
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by sleazebreeze 1y ago
They also aren’t building anything worthwhile. Just a lot of agentic slop with zero users. No users, no valuable data, who cares?
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by sleazebreeze 1y ago
I’ve read his writing for years, and he knows how to express things that feel real and true to me. However the skill of writing for a broad audience doesn’t mean you are more effective in your specific job or company. It can be true that Le
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by sleazebreeze 2y ago
What are the chances that a Bybit insider is behind this?
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by sleazebreeze 2y ago
I had the same thought. 72kb of JS dependencies from some CDN to render that "raw HTML". If you are going to claim to be a purist, try actually being one first.
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by sleazebreeze 2y ago
I could never get into shrubs because the vinegar smell was overpowering. They tasted fine-ish, but no thank you.
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by sleazebreeze 2y ago
What is the fiasco of Mackenzie Bezos? I have read about her yearly donations, but I am not aware of a controversy.
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by sleazebreeze 2y ago
I don't quite get this. How can you be relaxed when you have no plan and are just waiting for your savings to run out?
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by sleazebreeze 2y ago
I took a lot of stats and probability courses in university, but never developed any intuition related to it. This would have been very helpful to me back then and now even.
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by sleazebreeze 2y ago
Not at all mandated. Buying into React server-side rendering will get you into a morass of complexity. Traditional SPAs with history-based routing still work just fine.
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by sleazebreeze 2y ago
The Biden case seems like an example of when the senior leader was not given any honest feedback in private and then was humiliated in public. If anything that’s a reason to give feedback to the leader privately without sugar coating.
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by sleazebreeze 2y ago
What false flagging campaign are you referring to? I am not familiar.
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by sleazebreeze 2y ago
I assume 200 million since it was reported before in Q2 they were at 175 million MAU, but not the person you're replying to.
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by sleazebreeze 2y ago
It's not far off my company on-call policies. As a senior+ IC I am in a 6 week rotation as the escalation path for 6 teams. Any page goes to the team's on-call + whoever is on-call for escalation that week. Every few months I will
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by sleazebreeze 2y ago
The aesthetics are nice, but what I really want is a toggleable overlay that shows the rough keyword mapping for all the books. The single book view is fine for understanding a single book, but not useful for trying to process the whole pag
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by sleazebreeze 2y ago
AI generated blog spam. It's a lot of words and platitudes with no value added. If this is what this author's coaching involves, just steer clear.
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by sleazebreeze 2y ago
Agree with everything you said. And then I’d add: Start with reading the error message. In his panic state, he seems to have thought it was a red herring. Error messages are gold. It gives you a concrete thing to work backwards from.
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by sleazebreeze 2y ago
Looks like puppeteer running headless https://github.com/chromium-for-lambda/chromium-on-vercel/bl...
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by sleazebreeze 2y ago
What do you think is the right way to look at this? Is it chaos testing that you're saying is nonsense? I am working on an app for work where reliability is a core feature and I've been looking for resources on how to ensure the f
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by sleazebreeze 2y ago
Whats even more ironic is that their business is about extracting, fixing, and repairing data using AI. They had a chance to dogfood here and missed it.
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by sleazebreeze 2y ago
I think it means something like: instead of taking your money and putting it to work directly by investing in something tangible and important to you (a friend's business, your own startup, etc), you put it in a massive pool with no re
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by sleazebreeze 2y ago
Made this same decision recently. Leading up to selling the my previous house I had literally every person I talk to tell me I should keep it as an investment. It's in a HCOL city, but it's a townhouse in a slightly rough neighbor
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by sleazebreeze 3y ago
I've been lifting weights for 20 years and this is what I have discovered too. You can keep your sleep/nutrition/work schedule very consistent and some days things will just be harder in the gym. On those days, I will do a li
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by sleazebreeze 3y ago
My wakeup alarm this morning was 9am when OpsGenie let me know I'm on-call today. Praying for peace.
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by sleazebreeze 3y ago
> I'll say that nearly all their acquired products I've worked with kinda suck and barely integrate in any meaningful way (I'm thinking Tableau and Marketing Cloud especially). I worked for Tableau before the acquisition a

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