xyzzy_plugh

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by xyzzy_plugh 3mo ago
I think that meme is dangerous precisely because the shallow interpretation is the opposite of the one the scene intends to convey. Draper sabotages Ginsburg because he's threatened by him. In the elevator Don is masking his insecuriti
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by xyzzy_plugh 3mo ago
Unless you're implying that Anthropic is actually threatened by Zig here (???) and perhaps even is working to sabotage it, I could not think of a worse meme to reference. I honestly find your comment confusing.
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by xyzzy_plugh 3mo ago
If your gut is adjusted it can work, sure, but there is still latent risk -- your body is fighting for your survival constantly. If your immune system becomes suppressed or you become injured, then you're skating on very thin ice. We&#
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by xyzzy_plugh 3mo ago
It didn't destroy itself, it was intentionally harvested and the husk was sold to the highest bidder. The original leadership is long gone, the shareholders got their money back long ago, and the staff has turned over significantly. Th
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by xyzzy_plugh 3mo ago
This might be the coolest site on the Internet. What an awesome paint program and what a great write up. I wish there was more of this sort of thing in the world. I love the "show source" toggle!
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by xyzzy_plugh 3mo ago
How can you tell what regular output is? Is there a special output when you successfully jailbreak? Is there a meaningful distinction between jailbroken prompts and hallucinations? Are certain prompts against the terms of service? If so, is
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by xyzzy_plugh 3mo ago
The framing in TFA is a dangerous way to think. Codemods are whatever, I could take em or leave em. What you want isn't skill files for LLMs, though. Just write docs for humans. Write a migration guide, for humans . It's going to
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by xyzzy_plugh 3mo ago
Isn't it, though? What's the copyright status of the output of these tools?
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
I don't disagree but this sort of thing has to be investigated regardless. It's unfortunate that there is so little transparency that even if they deny there was a leak we will never know for certain.
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
This is correct, but there's still a lot of opportunity to do better. I've been involved with the build out of several office spaces in new and old buildings. We always took this sort of thing seriously and measured each room inde
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Dory: Docker and Linux containers, native to your Mac(augani.github.io)
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
I'm not sure if you are aware but there are relatively recent environment variables you can set to help contain Go memory to a fixed size. GOMEMLIMIT works very well if you set it to around 90% of available memory as a rough heuristic.
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
Success from your perspective, or the market's? The market seems generally pleased that he's taken more than a quarter of global ads, and dominates in social media advertisement. By practically any measure all of the things you&#x
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
A TPMS doesn't make your car easier and safer to drive???
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
I mean he's made his career out of reviewing Carmack's code. If there were ever a Carmack historian it'd be him.
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
I hate it when databases celebrate their performance without synchronous flushing. You should be clear about data loss window (which should be zero for committed transactions by default!) and the flushing interval to persistent storage. I&#
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
Copybara is one of those things that you should have set up yesterday. It works great and I've seen many teams gain significant productivity when collaborating in a monorepo with public bits. If you're even toying with an internal
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
It's for when you have a monorepo internally, and want to publish parts of it as open source to the world. They still need to live in the monorepo, so this is the solution. Having a public repo as a dependency for your private corporat
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
I mean this earnestly: I greatly envy your ignorance.
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
This is great, simple advice that is obvious in hindsight. It works in all sorts of places too! Like negotiating a job offer or a raise or promotion or time-off. It also works outside of the workplace such as following up with social acquai
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
The original claim is: > all the bluetooth MAC addresses that was seen by the Echo device in the home around the time of the murders which is just not how this stuff works. I'd believe it if, say, debug-level logs were being recorde
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
Decker is one of the most insane codebases I've ever seen. It's almost entirely in one file in a very dense format: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JohnEarnest/Decker/refs/he... I've read a
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
This article is about audio recordings. There's no mention of Bluetooth nor any mention as to if there were any relevant recordings, which as I understand it are not stored on the device at all. This smells like an urban myth.
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
Do you have a source for this? I find it hard to believe this data is persisted, unless they tore open the device to extract logs.
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
To add to this, I've experienced all sides of the LF and they are the only organization I trust at this point. Donating a project to them is A Good Thing. There's bureaucracy of course but the mission is clear. Highly recommend wo
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
Support is not the same thing as demand.
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
IANAL but the distributed files are software and I do not interpret that section to be unenforceable. If you agree to the EULA then subset the font and serve it on your website it's pretty straightforward to enforce. AIUI in the US you
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
As your sibling points out, it's not just about boolean flags: it's about the abstraction, which is opinionated. I posit that it is perhaps more laborious to untangle those abstractions than to just write your own. It's like
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
> Knowing how to implement Djikstra or a linked list by heart is no longer important. This was never important. The important part was always knowing when to use them.
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by xyzzy_plugh 4mo ago
Usually I expect an eng blog post to be a recruitment vehicle, wherein the authors articulate a really hard problem they solved, or some novel approach they took, or the cool new open source project they released (for their future SaaS play

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