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by smashed 5mo ago
That does not mean I cannot use the ink I want in a tool that I own. Yes, your ink might be better. Market it that way and make it known. No problem with that. But prevent me from using my tool using DRM and firmware updates? That is custom
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by smashed 5mo ago
I meant in the sense that the "tool" is an LLM and the "work" was vibe coded. If vibe coded work is not copyrightable, it cannot be reassigned to the employer and become copyright protected.
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by smashed 5mo ago
The "if you generated the code at work using company tools, it's owned by your employer" affirmation in the article makes no sense to me? If computer generated code is not copyrightable, ownership cannot be reassigned either.
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by smashed 5mo ago
Openrouter will route to china hosted models when there are US hosted providers of the same model. Is there a setting to set your preference or to blacklist providers like alibaba cloud for example? I use OpenCode and the openrouter provide
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by smashed 5mo ago
OpenCode?
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by smashed 6mo ago
Lots of "just use X" comments but the article is about showing the bare minimum/how easy the core part of routing actually is. Also, if you have ever used docker or virtual machines with NAT routing (often the default), you&#
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by smashed 6mo ago
This is addressed on the known issues page [1]. Basically it does not need dedicated hw acceleration because it can use generic vector instructions to reach similar speeds. I wonder how true that is though. [1]: https://www.wire
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by smashed 6mo ago
An official government source is teaching users to ignore security warnings about expired certificates. Mistakes happen, some automation failed and the certs did not renew on time, whatever. Does not inspire confidence but we all know it ha
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by smashed 7mo ago
The problem comes when malicious actors start crafting documents with extra features that should not be parsed, but many software will wrongly parse them because they use the default, full featured parser. Or various combinations of this.
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by smashed 7mo ago
Depends on where you are maybe? Cortland is still readily available here (Quebec). Hope it stays that way, I'm feeling slightly worried. Seems like the trend of trademarked new apple varieties has not quite caught up here yet as orchar
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by smashed 7mo ago
Yes. Besides AGPL makes a lot of sense for any web based tool, as it keeps the original intent of the GPL. I don't get the hate/questioning on it either. It's a good balance if you want to prevent straight up cloning/ste
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by smashed 7mo ago
Most (all?) temperature monitoring tools on Linux rely on libsensors. Seems like hardware maintainers never could agree on a standard way of exposing temperature on Linux.
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by smashed 7mo ago
Vibe coded netdata clone?
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by smashed 7mo ago
It's text submitted to APIs. Not real conversations.
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by smashed 7mo ago
> the bleeding edge of immutable Linux distros (GNOME OS, KDE Linux) These are words but they don't make sense.
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by smashed 7mo ago
Doubtful
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by smashed 7mo ago
How long until the status display is just an optimized display of what the human wants to see while being fully disconnected from what is actually happening? Seems like this is the most probable outcome: LLM gets to fix the issues undisrupt
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by smashed 8mo ago
I have some healthy skepticism on this claim though. Maybe, but there will be a point of diminishing returns where these refactors introduce more problems than they solve and just cause more AI spending. Code is always a liability. More cod
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by smashed 8mo ago
That is good news! The problems we had is users could not reliably tell when they were connected/disconnected, how to initiate the login flow, get network status (why is that service not working, but this other one is?), tell to which
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by smashed 8mo ago
We evaluated it last August/Sept. From memory: oAuth login flow (browser based) was only supported on the windows client. For a Zero trust solution, having the only auth truly supported be a permanent JWT/Cert on the machine is d
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by smashed 8mo ago
OpenZiti is promising but their desktop and mobile clients are very incomplete. The feature set varies greatly between platforms. If you are supporting a single platform (example desktop windows) it could work. Even better if you have the r
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by smashed 8mo ago
We tried netbird but could not get the client to register to a self hosted server. It ignored the setting or failed. Good chance it was user error on our part. Most of their documentation is very unclear about what is a cloud offering featu
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by smashed 8mo ago
I think the desktop client can authenticate to an IdP by opening a browser window and doing a login flow. If the user is forced to authenticate to start the VPN session, would that make it zero trust? I think once the VPN is on, it's o
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by smashed 8mo ago
Thank you for saying it better than I could.
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by smashed 8mo ago
It's a spectrum and the changes are gradual, but if you zoom out, would you say the current administration is more or less fascist than the previous ones? The US economy might be booming yes but I was referring to how it relates intern
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by smashed 8mo ago
That would be destruction of evidence. A solution that can seem like plausible deniability could be interesting.
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by smashed 8mo ago
I wonder if the US population understands that the entire world now knows the US is under a fascist regime and is cutting ties as fast as possible. The economic repercussions of this regime will be felt for years to come. Look at the USD&#x
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by smashed 8mo ago
I've had numerous searches literally give out text from the video and link to the precise part of the video containing the same text. You might be right in some cases though, but sometimes it does seem like it uses the video as the pri
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by smashed 8mo ago
All of these problems have been solved on the web and there are many more websites and user agents in the ecosystem. Certainly, there are other market forces at play. Certainly carriers refusing changes and refusing to let a 3rd party autho
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by smashed 8mo ago
This subreddit is a great one and if you read the announcement they are taking a very sensitive approach. HN is obviously very pro-ai and many top-level comments mention that blocking AI submissions will leave r/selfhosted in the digit

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