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by user34283 6mo ago
In some sense they are even completely worthless - just tokens in a wealth redistribution scheme not connected to notable real value production. If the system does crash, nothing of value would be lost. And we would be rid of ransomware.
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by user34283 6mo ago
It is amazing how readily some people believe we target civilians, often based on the words of actual terrorists. With this particular incident with apparent US strikes on a school adjacent to a military complex, and formerly part of that m
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by user34283 6mo ago
We use Azure for desktops and we pay $600/month for 4 cores, getting performance comparable to a $60 Intel N100 chip.
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by user34283 6mo ago
I don't see a source in the article for the claims made throughout. Do you know the source of the claims that US soldiers were moved to hotels?
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by user34283 6mo ago
No it is not. Ink does not use a browser.
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by user34283 6mo ago
Why is it that some people feel entitled to take this kind of tone as soon as AI is used? It's inappropriate to label a free side project 'junk' or 'slop' even if it contains major errors. Particularly when there&#x
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by user34283 6mo ago
This website has "Curation assisted by AI." at the bottom. Personally, I don't think I will be putting any such disclaimers or disclosures on my work, unless I deem it relevant to the functionality.
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by user34283 6mo ago
The compromised packages were removed from the registry within hours.
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by user34283 6mo ago
You'd think in 2026 regulators would finally step up their game to break up the mobile app distribution duopoly. And Google thinks it can pull this ridiculous stunt.
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by user34283 6mo ago
I am doing the work. Claude is a tool, and I won't attribute authorship to it.
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by user34283 6mo ago
In my experience people vastly overestimate the competence of doctors. Getting medical advice from LLMs could be life saving. Personally I experienced this when a specialized doctor believed a drug interaction to be the opposite, thinking A
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by user34283 6mo ago
Marginally better answers? Claude Code and co. can now analyze an enterprise codebase to debug issues in a system with multiple services involved. I don't see how that would have been possible at all in the past.
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by user34283 6mo ago
With the N100, the yearly cost depending on load and electricity price is probably between $20-$60.
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by user34283 6mo ago
That problem seems to mostly impact teenage gamers who need more than 16 GB of memory and can't afford the extra $300. In my opinion this is incomparable to what we are seeing with agentic AI that is rapidly replacing handwriting code.
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by user34283 6mo ago
I wonder how much money went into the hosting over the years. A year ago I bought a Intel N100 Mini PC with 16 GB DDR5 RAM and a 512 GB SSD for $170. Maybe it could have hosted the site too. It's certainly a lot faster than Azure VMs w
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by user34283 6mo ago
I meant if one of the accounts is already banned there, it counts as ban evasion and Reddit bans all of your accounts. This might easily happen if you like to participate in political discussions.
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by user34283 6mo ago
If you don't restrict each account to specific subreddits, it's quite likely that one will get banned somewhere without you noticing or remembering. If you happen to post to the same subreddit with another account at some point, R
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by user34283 6mo ago
When I was using Codex with the PDF skill it prompted to install python PDF tools like 3-5 times. It was installing packages somewhere and then complaining that it could not access them in the sandbox. I did not look into what exactly was t
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by user34283 6mo ago
With Codex it runs in a sandbox by default. As we just discussed, obviously you are likely to need internet access at some point. The agent can decide whether it believes it needs to go outside of the sandbox and trigger a prompt. This way
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by user34283 6mo ago
I know 'exactly' that I will need internet for research as well as installing dependencies. And I imagine it's going to be the same for most developers out there, thus the "ask for permission" model. That model seem
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by user34283 6mo ago
There's also a setting on the Settings app's Search page, which you can conveniently reach via the kebab menu on the search results.
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by user34283 6mo ago
I heard people talk about registry hacks for the internet search results on here many times. Windows has a "Search" page in the Settings app. You can also reach it via the kebab menu on the search results. There you can simply dis
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by user34283 6mo ago
Coding agents work just fine without a sandbox. If you do use a sandbox, be prepared to endlessly click "Approve" as the tool struggles to install python packages to the right location.
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by user34283 7mo ago
I might as well say that no, it is not going to happen. As handwriting code is rapidly going out of fashion this year, it seems likely AI is coming for most of knowledge work next. And who is to say that manual labor is safe for long?
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by user34283 7mo ago
And if the maintainer does close the issue, you can have the agent make a disparaging blog post automatically.
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by user34283 7mo ago
I believe that the opposite was the case: WinUI does not handle color profiles correctly. In the browser or the Windows Photos app they were looking correct, while WinUI was incorrectly oversaturated.
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by user34283 7mo ago
On the web you need accessibility and often also responsive layouts. These are requirements the DOM / CSSOM addresses, you'd probably not have an easy time getting this right in a <canvas>.
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by user34283 7mo ago
With WinUI 3 I did not even manage to render PNGs correctly. The colors were always slightly off and oversaturated, no matter what setting I used. I migrated the app to Tauri and the PNGs of course rendered perfectly. The implementation was
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by user34283 7mo ago
It's also easy on Windows: The kebab button next to the search results takes you to Settings -> Privacy & security -> Search Switch off Bing.
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by user34283 7mo ago
I also suspect AI is going to make software more secure rather than less. Even today it can probably find a lot of issues automatically. With basic knowledge of what to look for, it certainly helps in understanding data flow too.

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