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by tetromino_ 19d ago
> Sounds like he is salty that somebody found an exploit using LLM that he found manually Nope. He is salty because someone made public the secret exploit that Linux-on-PS5 apparently relies upon to bypass Sony's hypervisor protec
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by tetromino_ 22d ago
You'd have a dedicated outlet on a dedicated circuit for the TIG welder. In North America, that dedicated outlet would have a different physical plug shape than your lamp, so as to avoid confusion. Of course, if in the UK you use exact
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by tetromino_ 22d ago
> Where would you put the fuse, then? In the electrical panels, of course. You'd only need fuses in the plug if you wired up your home with a braindamaged topology like a ring circuit. (Alas, ring circuits are very common in British
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by tetromino_ 2mo ago
I charge mine (older Pixel Watch model) when sitting down and coding. Or when showering if on the weekend and not coding. It charges very quickly.
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by tetromino_ 2mo ago
> not for a job anyway That is exactly OP's point: for OP, if a child's "working hours" includes university prep and resume-padding sports activities, then an adult's "working hours" includes housework,
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by tetromino_ 2mo ago
> I honestly can't think of any use cases (outside of very niche a11y uses) that are not in some way offensive, though perhaps not 'perverted'. Obvious non-perverted use cases: * HUD when your hands are occupied - biking,
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by tetromino_ 2mo ago
My guess is that the indirect impact might have been in the tens of %. One of the biggest (if not the biggest) reasons for enormous construction costs is delays which make an efficient construction timetable impossible, and two lawsuits of
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by tetromino_ 2mo ago
> LLM translation is shit Compared to who? Compared to a professional with a language degree, with a feel and love for both languages and an understanding of the subject area, LLM translation is shit, no question. But such professionals
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by tetromino_ 3mo ago
> you can ask a bank teller to help you At virtually all banks, the bank tellers cannot help you with login problems. You will have to call the bank's tech support and somehow navigate AI-modulated phone menu hell.
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by tetromino_ 3mo ago
> Are the Greek the sea people then? Very possibly a subset of the Sea Peoples were Greek. Egyptians reported the "Ekwesh" (which might be the Egyptian word for Achaeans) and the "Denyen" (which might be the Egyptian
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by tetromino_ 4mo ago
The grandchildren's post: https://www.reddit.com/r/legaladvice/comments/1uardtu/driver...
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by tetromino_ 4mo ago
The "3 trees out of a window" sounds like an idiotic criterion because it ignores the elevation factor. In the exact same building, it's very likely you will see a couple dozen trees from a 10th floor window, and only one fro
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by tetromino_ 4mo ago
Weird article. The author is clearly heart-broken about some changes in how Nixos is managed - but what those changes were and why the author dislikes them is left completely unclear. The link to the Determinate blogpost doesn't clarif
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by tetromino_ 4mo ago
> they are _aggressively_ promoting far-right wing propaganda In my feed, they are aggressively pushing an approximately equal mix of woke propaganda, far-right propaganda, funny memes, and discussions of literature and philosophy. It ju
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by tetromino_ 4mo ago
Link for the curious: https://www.lacan.com/zizekrumsfeld.htm
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by tetromino_ 4mo ago
> Any and all modifications to PKGBUILDs may download something and execute it A normal PKGBUILD should not download anything programmatically. It should rely on the package manager to download the files listed in the PKGBUILD's sou
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by tetromino_ 4mo ago
> I'm not sure what the alternative would be, reviewing every adoption request seems like too much effort and wouldn't necessarily even help every time. Even the most primitive LLM review workflow would have caught this comprom
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by tetromino_ 4mo ago
> Managers are literally asking whether people need AI credits or interns over summer That's a bit like asking them to choose between AI credits and a visit to the dentist. No engineer has ever hosted an intern in the hopes of impro
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by tetromino_ 4mo ago
> It's only for war or to consolidate power in the hands of the ruling class Consider Egyptian and Mesopotamian irrigation and flood management, Persian and Roman roads, Chinese canals...
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by tetromino_ 4mo ago
I get that the tax man needs to be paid, but what possible justification could there be for 1. demanding for this data monthly, rather than quarterly or yearly; and 2. demanding it via an annoying bespoke process rather than as an entry in
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by tetromino_ 4mo ago
Condos may, and quite often do, have enormously expensive maintenance issues that the condo owners are quite unaware of until the last moment and will have to shell out for via special assessment from the condo association. Example from per
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by tetromino_ 5mo ago
Sometimes. In many/most countries, it requires at minimum that both parents be citizens of the same country. In a few countries, dual citizenship is banned completely, so if the kid is a US citizen they cannot be the country's cit
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by tetromino_ 5mo ago
What you have to do, as a local, is regularly invite some out-of-town friends or relatives to stay in your apartment for a weekend to get yourself unstuck from your rut. You will need to show them around, take them to art museums and downto
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by tetromino_ 5mo ago
Mothers in the ancient past started at age 16-22 (note that fathers' ages at first child were extremely variable depending on the ancient culture in question) but then kept going giving birth every few years until age 40+. (Or until
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by tetromino_ 5mo ago
Part of growing up is realizing that the places where a person eats or shops, what music and entertainment they consume, what clothes they wear - are entirely uncorrelated with their personality and character and worth. And cringing hard at
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by tetromino_ 5mo ago
Per [1], a typical Portland public bus causes about 730 times more road wear than a full size pickup truck (which is about the worst case for road wear from a personal vehicle). How many buses have more than 700 people riding in them? (I am
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by tetromino_ 5mo ago
Where I work, options that don't do anything are seen as good engineering practice. You see, you can't break your user's scripts. Your CLI arguments are part of your stable API. If your tool used to have a cache_dir CLI optio
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by tetromino_ 6mo ago
According to the article, the reason why the bacteria was so quickly fatal for Florida orange trees is that their roots were weakened by a sequence of major hurricanes and by many years of excessive pesticide use.
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by tetromino_ 6mo ago
Out of curiosity, I ran the 5 command on my project's public git tree. The only informative one was #4 ("Is This Project Accelerating or Dying") - it showed cliffs when significant pieces of logic were decoupled and moved to
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by tetromino_ 6mo ago
Same happened for me when I clicked on the link, I had to delete the cookies for wesnoth.org and then load the site again. I think their Anubis setup might be broken a bit

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