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by treyd 6mo ago
I hope there's some forced migration of the SaaS business model towards primarily being "just an API" for whatever magic sauce it is they have. Too much of SaaS moats are just locking the backend behind an undocumented API.
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by treyd 6mo ago
People were still gaming GitHub profiles before AI, sometimes even just reuploading existing repos as their own.
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by treyd 6mo ago
In Spanish I don't care.
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by treyd 6mo ago
That's a massive "if".
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by treyd 6mo ago
Well for starters, IPv6 has 128 bit addrs. But then think about what the routing tables would look like, how would an IPv4-only host find an IPv6 host not in pool 0? You'd be reinventing NAT, but in a less-structured context than how
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by treyd 7mo ago
Because of Oracle v Google, supporting applications running in the Win32 userspace isn't necessarily leaving yourself open to threats of Microsoft meddling. There's tons and tons of older software that people still want to run tha
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by treyd 7mo ago
Drug has only been tested in mice. Of course, in this case the issue seems like it's caused by a general deficiency of single protein, maybe that's a good sign for adapting the treatment to humans.
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by treyd 7mo ago
I think this started when "web3" cryptocurrency projects started using the term to pretend that something which isn't much more than a service that uses a blockchain network to move money around was actually somehow "dec
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by treyd 7mo ago
HUP is short for "hangup" which was supposed to be sent when the tty controlling the session the process is in hung up.
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by treyd 7mo ago
> We would be better off standardizing on a subset of x86 and writing translators to arm etc. Or standardize on arm and translate to x86. This is basically what Native Client (NaCl) was, and it was really hard to work with! We don'
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by treyd 7mo ago
> if this transcends copyright and unravels the whole concept of intellectual property. I have been saying this for years. Intellectual property is based on the concept that ideas can be owned, which is fundamentally a contradiction wit
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by treyd 7mo ago
Oh this is so nice, I had huge annoyances with figuring out how to automatically copy over the metadata in the past.
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by treyd 7mo ago
This will never without completely reimagining how process isolation works and rewriting any OS you'd want to run on that architecture.
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by treyd 7mo ago
Kubuernetes is built by a trillion dollar company who has the resources to manage QA and dev tooling at a scale that the vast majority of teams do not.
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by treyd 7mo ago
Those "random apps" are foss terminal emulators and other various foss apps I explicitly installed.
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by treyd 7mo ago
> But LLMs don't care about expressiveness, they care about predictability. I think this is true, but it misses a very key point. Go does an impressively bad job at designing APIs that are difficult to misuse, so LLMs will misuse
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by treyd 7mo ago
I am opposed to it for similar reasons as in GP, but it does let you do cool things like installing Android ROMs without touching adb by having a (presumably) WASM-based impl of adb.
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by treyd 7mo ago
> and mRNA This might be seen as a bit of a nitpick but I believe you mean mtDNA (mitochondrial).
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by treyd 7mo ago
Maybe they should have made the batteries replaceable and make it operable without batteries installed. Or just ship a wired version for the people who want that.
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by treyd 8mo ago
Those things should also happen. Users shouldn't be forced to choose between 2 dictators to drop their pants for.
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by treyd 8mo ago
The relay architecture is too limited so it encourages centralization through sticky defaults in user clients. UX noticeably improves when users have to query and publish to a smaller overall set of trackers. There's no structure to
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by treyd 8mo ago
> Isn’t this just an implementation/UX issue? Yes, but it's a fundamentally unsolvable one due to how the ecosystem has chosen to settle on it. Even blockchain wallets are experimenting with social recovery and hijacking SSO s
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by treyd 8mo ago
Not a cryptography / data format thing. Although CBOR is just as widely supported as JSON and that would have been a better choice there, but that's not really the issue, but the whole approach to identity. Identities are global
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by treyd 8mo ago
It provides a very fragile identity system and a very unreliable and inefficient message delivery protocol.
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by treyd 8mo ago
If only there was a way to prevent race conditions by design as part if the language's type system, and in a way that provides rich and detailed error messages that allow coding agents to troubleshoot issues directly (without having to
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by treyd 9mo ago
> If by "end to end" you actually mean it's encrypted all the way to the server, that's just "encryption in transit". This is what Zoom claimed was e2ee for a little while before getting in trouble for it.
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by treyd 9mo ago
Is there a port of this to Emacs or integration with gptel?
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by treyd 9mo ago
FreeBSD is not "compatible with Linux", it provides a way to run Linux applications under a Linux-like syscall environment. What you're suggesting is as if you could load Linux kernel modules into the FreeBSD kernel. The iss
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by treyd 9mo ago
Intellectual property as it exists and is used today overwhelmingly is used to stifle competition and lock down monopolies. It's used to project power internationally by deputizing foreign countries to protect American business intere
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by treyd 9mo ago
GHA is based on Azure Actions. This is evident in how bad its security stance is, since Azure Actions was designed to be used in a more closed/controlled environment.

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