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vachina
5mo ago
Yeah not sure why you’re being downvoted. Work hard on making elderly care as easy as possible, automate automatable things. Importing people is just kicking the ageing population can down the road; these immigrant will grow old one day, an
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vachina
5mo ago
These people would’ve failed with or without AI.
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vachina
5mo ago
A web UI cannot do that. It is simply not possible.
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vachina
5mo ago
Why are people accessing emails from the webUI. Email is SMTP and IMAP, use any number of clients to access your email.
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vachina
5mo ago
Also basically jwt tokens
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vachina
5mo ago
Updater service has been disabled since day 1.
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vachina
5mo ago
I’ve got one cool story to tell. One of my Facebook alt credentials is somehow “merged” with another alt that I used to use, that is, I can use the email of one account to login to another account. The merge seems to be persistent. Meta som
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vachina
5mo ago
The fact that it’s listed is meaningless. You need to ask the seller what’s wrong with it.
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vachina
5mo ago
What decent secondhand thing can you find at $350. It is being thrown away in the first place for a reason.
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vachina
5mo ago
Ironically my pirated copy of Office Mac will work perpetually. Arrr for the win.
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vachina
5mo ago
The entire raspi foundation is a marketing department. Raspi products is making zero sense ever since the Pi 2. > encroaching on the territory of the Intel N150. It’s nerdier to say you built your homelab on a Raspi, and that’s what keep
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vachina
5mo ago
Flag it and move on
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vachina
5mo ago
I love Ferraris trying to sound like Yutong buses.
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vachina
5mo ago
Okay, not as much. Point still stands.
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vachina
5mo ago
No https://infogram.com/figure-3-employment-based-green-card-pe...
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vachina
5mo ago
I think they’re more secure by the virtue of being niche. Nobody will build an exploit chain to sniff for and target these devices.
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vachina
5mo ago
There is a frickin backend
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vachina
5mo ago
If the car drives itself we will have more time to talk to each other in person.
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vachina
5mo ago
System working as intended
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vachina
5mo ago
AI slop quality software for ya. “I release software now, good luck everyone”
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vachina
5mo ago
What data held by Instructure is so critical it warrants a ransom payment?
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vachina
5mo ago
I’m actually amazed and horrified at the same that you have outsourced spending money to robots. Also aren’t you concerned your behaviour is marketers’ wet dream? They now dictate what you should consume.
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vachina
5mo ago
Google is trying to retain the value of their userbase, because many third party services use Gmail auth as a signal for low fraud risk.
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vachina
5mo ago
Training to be artisanal coder now.
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vachina
5mo ago
I mimic how LLM responds when I talk to my boss lol. Appear useful and present verbose facts. Works pretty well so far.
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vachina
5mo ago
Nothing wrong with those stacks. They’re akin to assembly language for the backend. Nitty gritty but super close to the metal.
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vachina
5mo ago
Why worry for OpenAI. Their product will fail if it doesn’t work. Then they will figure it all out later.
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vachina
6mo ago
> What are we missing out on? You’d never know because you never had a choice in the first place
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vachina
6mo ago
> Never ask a model for confirmation; the tool agrees with everyone. Ditto. LLMs will somehow find fault in code that I know is correct when I tell it there’s something arbitrarily wrong with it. Problem is LLMs often take things literal
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vachina
6mo ago
Most tickets don’t just come with a QR, it has other information like seating/metadata not in the QR that can only be captured in a photo.
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