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by socksy 1y ago
What? The Google LLM assisted search experience is... not the best option by a long shot? It's laughably incorrect in many cases, and infuriatingly incorrect in the others. It forces itself into your queries above the fold without bein
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by socksy 1y ago
It's precisely because they can't care that they are by definition bullshit machines. See https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10676-024-09775-5
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by socksy 1y ago
> The level of performanace of AI solutions is heavily related to the experience level of the developer and of the problem space being tackled - as this thread points out. > > Unfortunately the marketing around AI ignores this and
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by socksy 1y ago
Plenty of Clojure projects are "done" (the only community I'm aware of that actually believes in this) that presumably specified the vulnerable log4j versions. In reality, it's not an issue, because you can deal with it
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by socksy 1y ago
You're probably referring to historically, but if not, it's worth noting that Klarna bought Sofortüberweisung
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by socksy 1y ago
Also baffled that three separate people came to that conclusion. Do they not run web servers on the open web or something? Script kiddies are constantly probing urls, and urls come up in your logs. Sure it would be bad if that was how your
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by socksy 1y ago
If you're using macOS anyway, surely that's more complicated than the built in ⌥- and ⇧⌥-?
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by socksy 1y ago
Are you perhaps German or Dutch or similar? This seems like a cultural difference (and part of the reason why foreigners always seem to rate such places as rude). I can easily see a parking attendant here in Berlin saying such a thing uniro
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by socksy 1y ago
I think my preferred LLM usage style these days is to try something on my own, and then get the LLM to critique what I did. I think it's both better for learning (just like learning natural languages, it's better for learning to m
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by socksy 1y ago
Assuming they wouldn't want to take on server maintenance workload, wouldn't something like NetBird be a better fit? The free version has ACL already, the $5/user/month has OIDC integration, and the business version (MDM
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by socksy 2y ago
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by socksy 2y ago
Might this be related to the fact that Greeks tend not to take sick days compared to other European countries[1]? Not coming to work because you have covid is far more culturally accepted (and maybe expected) than a common cold. [1]: https
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by socksy 2y ago
Why is opening the window expensive? Climate control?
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by socksy 2y ago
I never understand this viewpoint — I understand what you're saying but there's no advantage to this over the Play Store model on Android. You can have the walled garden, and also not restrict people's freedom — on Android I&
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by socksy 2y ago
I don't understand the thing about the cache. Presumably they have a model that they are training, that must be their cache? Are they retraining the same model on the same data on the basis that that will weigh higher page ranked pages
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by socksy 2y ago
It wouldn't have to go that deep. If we made not following robots.txt illegal in certain jurisdictions, and blocked all IP addresses not from those jurisdictions, then there would presumably have to be an entity in those jurisdictions,
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by socksy 2y ago
How did you come to that conclusion? That wasn't my take away from the blog post at all.
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by socksy 2y ago
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by socksy 2y ago
Assuming this comment is made in good faith, it's referring to the fact that it can be delivered in a "flat package", so to speak, and has to be assembled by the customer. Flat being a relative term, rather than a specific wi
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by socksy 2y ago
That feels like a witty thing to say without much basis in reality. If the EU got their act together and gave Firefox funding, it would be more of a pain in the neck for them to stop doing that than it would for them to threaten Mozilla ove
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by socksy 2y ago
It's got to the point where I've memorized the number from it being cited so often on HN
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by socksy 2y ago
I think contextually what one has to remember when analysing behaviours during this time of power shift to the employee due to a global pandemic, is that while that was happening there was also a global pandemic taking place...
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by socksy 2y ago
I mean I guess compared to photos of the Eiffel tower...
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by socksy 2y ago
Ah yes, the famous American holiday of July 4th ;)
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by socksy 2y ago
Not sure I would trust a garbage collector called Neukölln
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by socksy 2y ago
Random bit of UX feedback. When on https://shodoku.app/decks/add the + symbol means to add the deck, but in the interface even knowing that I accidentally pressed it 3 or 4 times to try and fold back the kanji after ha
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by socksy 2y ago
Well I would posit that it would be hard to get to this code in a language with unbounded integers where (low n + high n) causes an OOM error, because in order to run this code, you first need an array n units wide. You could argue that the
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by socksy 2y ago
He's almost certainly talking about the AppView. Yes, people run their own PDSes, but afaik no-one is running their own AppViews. It seems prohibitively expensive. Even running a relay requires at a minimum terabytes of storage space (
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by socksy 2y ago
To be fair, I think every country has something that they think they're somehow the exception for
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by socksy 2y ago
I guess you can use something like https://wise.com to make the IBAN transfer locally, and pay them using a more convenient payment method for you, like ACH, PayPal, Credit Card, etc

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