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by therein 6mo ago
Maybe they shouldn't name everything Copilot.
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by therein 7mo ago
This is supported in the frontend as well, if you search for a language that doesn't exist, it allows you to use anything you want.
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by therein 7mo ago
> in Portland we locals hear about misprouncing Couch St That explains why many years ago when I visited Portland, a homeless guy corrected my pronunciation of that while we were walking past him.
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by therein 7mo ago
It is due to the insidious atrophy coming from delegating the utilization of those parts of the brain in other tasks and contexts.
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by therein 7mo ago
Sounds like a Ubiquiti security camera now.
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by therein 7mo ago
Yes and you're in a unique position to influence the internal culture. Not saying send emails to executives but talk about things during lunch with coworkers?
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by therein 7mo ago
Microsoft Commodepilot 365 for Copilot Copilot Copilot Edition now with Copilot 365. How incompetent must they be not to realize the Copilot brand is now beyond toxic. I wonder who came up with the Copilot name internally that they continue
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by therein 7mo ago
Must be nice to live in a world simpler than the one I do. Your broad generalization has so many deficiencies that I actually deleted what I was writing. There are countless exceptions to your hasty generalization.
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by therein 8mo ago
The actual encryption itself is relatively quick, I don't mind that. It is the re-upload of the whole file that is my concern.
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by therein 8mo ago
I do use it, and rewriting the whole file annoys me especially when the storage is not local and the database contains sizable blobs. For storing passwords and short secrets, it makes little to no difference but if I have 10 1MB blobs store
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by therein 8mo ago
Also curious why would one be proud of having an LLM rewrite something that there is already a library for. I personally feel that proud LLM users boasting sounds as if they are on amphetamines.
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by therein 8mo ago
Cute that you think that's how it works. I guess you're also thinking everyone that voted for the current administration agrees with them on everything they do and voted them in exactly for that. I am at least glad you didn't
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by therein 8mo ago
Made me think of this. https://imgur.com/T4DAGG8
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by therein 8mo ago
> but he’s instructed not to send anything without explicit confirmation from his owner How confident are you in guardrails of that kind? In my experience it is just a statistical matter of number of attempts until those things are not r
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by therein 8mo ago
> Great for consumers. Yeah, I also love my data uploaded to public Firebase buckets.
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by therein 8mo ago
Article is saying it was the most productive step and crediting it to Claude. However it is indeed what anyone would do pretty much as a first step.
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by therein 8mo ago
Unfortunately I am the source in this case. It is from having worked on them personally. :)
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by therein 8mo ago
They use Ubuntu on x86-64 servers, at least for iCloud. Backends for iCloud, Photos and Backups etc. are written in Java.
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by therein 8mo ago
I wonder when they'll rebrand it as Copilot Agentic OS. It seems no brand of theirs is sacred enough to not be replaced with Copilot.
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by therein 8mo ago
That is true but I believe he meant it as Microsoft shoving AI down your throat in every part of Windows driving people away into Linux.
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by therein 8mo ago
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by therein 8mo ago
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by therein 8mo ago
That's a pretty charming thing to say. I could see it in a romantic-comedy movie.
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by therein 8mo ago
There are many other incentives, such as cities getting funding from the state proportional to their population.
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by therein 8mo ago
I haven't checked the repo but just carefully use unsafe as an escape hatch when needed and Rust gets out of your way. Sure you give away some of the guarantees that some people get cultish about but you get to tap into a beautiful eco
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by therein 8mo ago
I easily have many memories from age 4. I think I even remember the first time that I started forming memories. It was a few years before that, I had come out of my room and saw some toys I was playing with the night before. I realized they
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by therein 9mo ago
Wow, I didn't even notice because I have extensions that strip the referrer header. Excellent.
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by therein 9mo ago
After the release got reverted, it took an 1hr28min for the deployment to propagate. You'd think that would be a very long time for CloudFlare infrastructure.
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by therein 9mo ago
How about silver plating?
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by therein 9mo ago
Or a link to a discussion on experts-exchange. Might as well not exist.

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