waterTanuki

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by waterTanuki 4mo ago
Did anthropic bar the use of any of their models behind an ID process back in April?
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by waterTanuki 4mo ago
> After some more back-and-forth, Kilpatrick asked bluntly whether the flag being set to FALSE on consumer chips was a silicon-level limitation or a firmware policy decision — since one is permanent and the other is potentially reversibl
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by waterTanuki 4mo ago
Something I don't see mentioned in this article is the nation-wide adoption of a universal transit-payment system: IC Card (Suica is only one of several companies, but often used colloquially to mean train card). This makes it so easy
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by waterTanuki 4mo ago
The goal of this puzzle appears to be to get more people to talk about the issue and push for change. In these things, you can have either popularity or nuance but not both. The average American can't even read, let alone understand th
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by waterTanuki 4mo ago
The map looks off. No way the American Southwest has 3 meters per cm cubed of fungal density in such an arid region. Plenty of desert.
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by waterTanuki 4mo ago
> I also think your characterization about hobby/production fall short. My fastAPI and rails codebases anre definitely not a hobby. That's not what I said? What I said the was the line between hobby/production is use of th
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by waterTanuki 4mo ago
You're right, the meaning has become pedantic so I'd put forward a new term because the line between editor and IDE is blurred... but there's still a vast difference between editing on vscode vs IDEA or Goland. ILE? Integrate
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by waterTanuki 4mo ago
IDE ships it's own compiler, debugger, usually some sort of container/container orchestrator and database tool. I.e. the things that separate hobby projects from production ones. VSCode has these things but they're extensions
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by waterTanuki 4mo ago
> Needless to say, this is invasive and raises privacy questions: If you log into your personal bank account, does the tool track you? What about when you’re writing a personal email, or responding to a personal call? Meta held no consul
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by waterTanuki 4mo ago
Everyone has a strong opinion on how to implement auth yet seemingly no one has hard data or peer-reviewed research to back up said opinions.
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by waterTanuki 4mo ago
Paper trillionaires are a myth https://github.com/PersianHodHod/wealth-in-pixels/blob/maste...
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by waterTanuki 4mo ago
> A completely partisan, hate-filled/inducing rant, posted by an account which effectively makes this type of thing 50% of the type of content they submit. Yet the algorithm has it at the very top of HN. You realize you're maki
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by waterTanuki 4mo ago
I've been telling people since 2018 that any and all attempts to "hide" from data collection is a pointless endeavor unless you're willing to live solo out in the woods. The future of privacy rests in poisoning the well
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by waterTanuki 4mo ago
> I will say that I hate the term “AI psychosis” because the term is extremely misleading, and many psychologists and psychiatrists have complained that it is inaccurate and may cause more problems itself. But the general sense that CEOs
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by waterTanuki 4mo ago
Tried it out for a few mins and it does what advertised. I think Electron is perfectly fine for what this app does: Managing ECS. It's not an all-in-one platform the same way VSCode is, so bloating isn't really an issue. On my M2
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by waterTanuki 4mo ago
The GOP rigs elections in their favor and it's well known, but they don't have the power to throw out an additional 87 million votes if they don't go in their favor. The logical conclusion then if despite everyone voting D th
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by waterTanuki 4mo ago
where is your data sourced from?
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by waterTanuki 4mo ago
I'm not here to defend the NSA as it's treaded on liberties and rights countless times so far. But understand this: YES they have a vested interest in harvesting all of your private data for surveillance. That doesn't mean th
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by waterTanuki 4mo ago
Discussions on LLM consciousness feel like a psychological campaign to distract us from the awful effects of data centers and the current economic recession heading into a depression. We can talk about consciousness when the LLMs have pro
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by waterTanuki 5mo ago
Are you making a judgement on the entire European continent as a whole from your experience in Hungary or have you actually lived in a few countries across Europe to come to this conclusion?
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by waterTanuki 5mo ago
You're not factoring in enterprise contracts which will probably be more per dev per month
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by waterTanuki 5mo ago
Prior to the rise of the internet, suburbia was a lot more communal: block bbqs, kids playing at the neighbours house, checking out the newest game-station/toy/pool etc. Towns and cities with less car dependency more gracefully tr
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by waterTanuki 5mo ago
> Rust has three main error systems (io::Error, thiserror, and anyhow), which is a pain when you have to pass them upward through a chain of calls. nit: Rust has three main Error implementations not systems. std::error::Error is a trai
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by waterTanuki 5mo ago
I have some programming work for you to do unpaid of course since only caring about monetary rewards is pathetic . But I'm sure you'll be able to feed yourself on exposure right? Grow up.
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by waterTanuki 5mo ago
Even if you believe Nate Silver's analysis was deeply flawed/inaccurate the layout and presentation of the data itself made it easy for others to understand why it was flawed or innacurate. Modern science is built on thousands a
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by waterTanuki 5mo ago
> On Feb. 1, 2025, Muneeb Akhter asked Sohaib Akhter for the plaintext password of an individual who submitted a complaint to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s Public Portal, which was maintained by the Akhters’ employer. Soh
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by waterTanuki 5mo ago
anyone building with AWS or any cloud provider should be setting up a forked pipeline for their data production: one goes to the cloud provider DB used for production, the other is a local-on prem DB you regularly backup and always have on
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by waterTanuki 6mo ago
The amount paid by the proposed wealth tax is a paltry sum compared to the income tax. They absolutely are comparable.
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by waterTanuki 6mo ago
I find it funny how bad faith commenters immediately reach for the "COMMUNISM" bugle the microsecond any tax increase for the ultra-wealthy is proposed. Taxes on the highest income bracket during Dwight D. Eisenhower's presid
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by waterTanuki 6mo ago
dilution of responsibility isn't just dangerous, it's illegal for some industries. Aircraft manufacturers need to log and track every single bolt, panel, and fastener on a plane back to the engineer who installed it. The moment yo

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