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by viraptor 9mo ago
> you should probably not question them Don't question in an aggressive way. But feel free to ask why things are the way they are. If you do it while they have time and if they're good senior, they'll be happy to show you
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by viraptor 9mo ago
It does look nice, I'll give it a go. Just wanted to say that "Git-out-of-the-way source control" is the best tiny description of JJ I've ever seen, because it's both true and the pun works perfectly. It brought me
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by viraptor 9mo ago
Works just fine on mine
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by viraptor 9mo ago
> if there is a background level of foreign agent activity they accept Yup, there's constantly a number of known spies in pretty much all countries. If all were ejected, the other country would do the same to their spies and monitor
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by viraptor 9mo ago
You still need to get engineers to actually dispatch that work, test it, possibly update the backend. Each of those can be already done via AI, but actually doing that in a large environment - we're not there yet.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
No, there are other scrapers that Google doesn't block or interact with. You can even run scraping from GCP. This has nothing to do with "only Google is allowed to scrape". They even host apps which exist for scraping data, l
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by viraptor 9mo ago
Have you got any proof of Google scraping from residential proxies users don't know about, rather than from their clearly labelled AS? Otherwise you're mixing entirely different things into one claim.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
For a private server with not many users this is mostly irrelevant. Use low ttl if you want to, since you're putting basically 0 load on the DNS system. > such that all online caches get updated There's no such thing. Apart fro
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by viraptor 9mo ago
When the confidence interval is narrow enough. For the human events in 1 trillion, we get 95% interval around [1997229, 2002773]. That barely changes the observed ratio. For 9 events of Tesla robotaxis, we get [4.11537, 17.08480]. That mean
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by viraptor 9mo ago
It doesn't have to be a reduction. Swapping the colour channels would be a filter, but it's perfectly reversible.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
That's black mirror level content.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
A lot better in my experience. M2.1 to me feels between haiku and sonnet. K2.5 feels close to opus. That's based on my testing of removing some code and getting it to reimplement based on tests. Also the design/spec writing feels
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by viraptor 9mo ago
> showing cumulative robotaxi miles, the fleet has traveled approximately 500,000 miles as of November 2025. Comparing stats from this many miles to just over 1 trillion miles driven collectively in the US in a similar time period is a b
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by viraptor 9mo ago
You could commission smut of whatever type you want for quite a while. And many people do so. Even customised smut is not new. It's just going to get a bit cheaper and automated.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
Neither does "I read in the newspaper, that most products are overdosed" to the honest.
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Exploring Different Keyboard Sensing Technologies(lttlabs.com)
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by viraptor 9mo ago
Same as for people. You establish what the threat model is and then have multiple approaches. For example going through all interesting operations, tracking down their inputs and data flow, then looking for edge cases along the way. If you
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by viraptor 9mo ago
Dang's response a while ago when I reported a dead 404media link: > The site 404media.co is banned on HN because it has been the source of too many low-quality posts and because many (most?) of their articles are behind a signup wal
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by viraptor 9mo ago
Some of those weren't really wrong. > Remember all the "no more data" craze? Despite no actual researcher worth their salt saying it or even hinting at it? We ran out of fresh interesting data. A large chunk of training ne
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by viraptor 9mo ago
Companies with $20M revenue will not normally have spare $1M available. They'd get more money by charging reasonable subscriptions than by using lawyers to chase sudden company-ending fees.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
I'd much more prefer to review something written in Rust or Go, even if I'd much rather write it in Python if I had to do it manually. The better structure and clear typing makes the review much easier.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
> the SF Bay Area has thieves like this because it's part of local native culture You mean like Coast Miwok or Pomo?
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by viraptor 9mo ago
This is awesome, but we'll still need to hear the full support status. Which subsystems are covered by existing development, which need new drivers. Can't wait for the update on https://asahilinux.org/fedora/#
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by viraptor 9mo ago
> Any sandbox technology works fine until it isn't. Tautology is tautology. > but Java applets were removed from the browsers Java applets provided more scope compared to the browser itself, not less. They're not really comp
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by viraptor 9mo ago
Ridden? There are issues from time to time, but it's not like you can grab the latest, patched Ubuntu LTS and escalate from an unprivileged seccomp sandbox that doesn't include crazy device files.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
Or minimax - m2.1 release didn't make a big splash in the news, but it's really capable.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
Yeah, that's kind of what I mean. This way will always be restrictive and not flexible enough. We could get some style guidelines injected instead without other restrictions. Let people use all the API access possible instead.
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by viraptor 9mo ago
While is a cool idea on its own, I don't get why they try to reinvent it as a new system. We've got swagger, openapi, graphql and many other systems that already describe the APIs. They mostly include documentation too. Why not ju
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by viraptor 9mo ago
> Given the size of the lease system for Tesla's in the UK. Given the size they have a legal department which can deal with things like that. Once you get fined for failing to cooperate, you should figure out what happened. At 18 ca
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by viraptor 9mo ago
If you're still eating doughnuts on the way in this stretched metaphor, yeah, I'd say you're doing the bare minimum.

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