terminalbraid

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by terminalbraid 3mo ago
Is that not already the case today? Everything on the play store is verified. Anything outside of that is not by google and you are shown something. The whole point out of this outrage is alternative stores (like f-droid) can wholly and e
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by terminalbraid 3mo ago
Because as designed they have to live under whatever google puts into Android because they have inordinate control over the whole ecosystem? I'm not sure why or how you would possibly describe that as "childish".
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by terminalbraid 3mo ago
Banking has slowly been transitioning in this direction as they close brick and mortar places. I'd have to drive 20 minutes to cash a check (which is still sadly common in the US in certain industries).
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by terminalbraid 3mo ago
Your argument might carry some weight if you added any kind of argument past "lots of new productive output" and then silence.
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by terminalbraid 3mo ago
Weird that AI is supposed to be able to enable all this and yet all we get is news about how it's really just burning out projects that have limited resources making them more expensive and companies having to hire back devs they laid
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by terminalbraid 3mo ago
If changing definitions and adding dimensions are fair game, try it for a damped oscillator and tell me where whatever dimension sphere is in there. If you understood what you were trying to push now you'd recognize that adding in your
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by terminalbraid 3mo ago
It's also telling with all the comments of "just wait a few months the models are getting so much better" which has been said for years and will continue to be said for years. It's the same with any other scam with tenu
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by terminalbraid 3mo ago
It's their project, they can run it how they like. If they lose out on valid contributions that's their loss. People are never entitled to their contributions getting accepted to someone else's code base.
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by terminalbraid 3mo ago
Most of your submissions seem to be to solely grab attention for yourself, but the guidelines clearly state https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html > Please don't use HN primarily for promotion. It's
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by terminalbraid 3mo ago
If I follow you, that's not strange. That's exactly how Lagrangian mechanics are formulated (minimizing the action which has exactly the kinetic energy as a term to be minimized against a potential energy term) which rests on wel
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by terminalbraid 3mo ago
> Every time in physics you see quadratic, you should think sphere. Not sure how I reconcile that for systems with linear symmetry that don't admit a sphere such as a 1D harmonic oscillator (i.e. a spring). You're confusing th
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by terminalbraid 3mo ago
> Why not take the absolute value? Nature hates those And yet inverse distance laws for potential energy for gravity and electric fields use the absolute value because they require an unsigned distance and how you treat the singularity a
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by terminalbraid 3mo ago
Very upset this didn't rely on doppler shifting of the car colors
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by terminalbraid 4mo ago
I will not be called to action by a page with a big slop image at the top.
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by terminalbraid 4mo ago
How do you square advocating for the "Open Source Resistance" which touts "stop asking for permission" to do software and then saying "we need everything on MacOS to be signed and will be dropping packages that don&
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by terminalbraid 4mo ago
An ant traveling at constant speed on a "scrunched up section of a table cloth" will still take the same amount of time following the same path to get from A to B. Any material analogy requires some kind of stretching or compress
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by terminalbraid 4mo ago
Consider that since an LLM is really just an large encoding of data, the "proof" is in there already. All further work on it is effectively only rearranging words. Then all math an LLM is capable of is "done" and we ha
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by terminalbraid 4mo ago
But the agent could be trained on sensitive data that could leak which could enable a different attack. Saying it's safe to "ignore" anything that exposes information is dangerous. You might as well claim social engineering
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by terminalbraid 5mo ago
A+ name, no notes
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by terminalbraid 5mo ago
What's more is yt-dlp already has plugin support for 3rd party interpreters. They're just saying they don't want to deal with supporting bun themselves and the infrastructure for anyone else do use whatever they want is alr
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by terminalbraid 5mo ago
> We received digital confirmation of data destruction (shred logs). This is shockingly naive
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by terminalbraid 5mo ago
My friend, you have invented management.
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A Collection of .gitignore Templates(github.com)
1 points by terminalbraid 5mo ago|0 comments
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HashiCorp co-founder says GitHub 'no longer a place for serious work'(theregister.com)
413 points by terminalbraid 5mo ago|235 comments
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Colorado Adds Open-Source Exemption to Age-Verification Bill(fosstodon.org)
135 points by terminalbraid 5mo ago|57 comments
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by terminalbraid 6mo ago
Not surprised given development was clearly abandoned years ago.
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Illinois Introducing Operating System Account Age Bill(ilga.gov)
290 points by terminalbraid 7mo ago|453 comments
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by terminalbraid 7mo ago
I would prefer we have posts when github is not having issues to cut down on noise.
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Associated Press Announces It's Teaming Up with Kalshi Ahead of the Midterms(mediaite.com)
2 points by terminalbraid 7mo ago|0 comments
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by terminalbraid 7mo ago
The density does not dictate cardinality which is what this article is about.

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