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by yonatan8070 5mo ago
> It's not X, it's Y = AI pattern. Yeah, a human has never used this pattern before! Good thing AI always leaves this digital signature which is never wrong, so you always know if the person on the other end has used AI.
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by yonatan8070 5mo ago
Another issue I've noticed is they're sometimes very resourceful. For example when Codex can't directly edit file due to sandboxing restrictions, rather than asking "hey can I apply this diff on the file", it'd
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by yonatan8070 5mo ago
I'd say certianly yes. At my company we've set up an experiment: we've forked our monorepo and gave several agents (OpenClaw, Claude code, GH Copilot reviewer, Codex) full R/W access and a Slack channel where we give the
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by yonatan8070 6mo ago
Lenovo has re-invented this particular wheel to fit in laptops, some ThinkPads come with a proprietary Ethernet port which is around the size of USB-C, just with Ethernet signals. And you can get a passive breakout adapter to convert it to
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by yonatan8070 6mo ago
I don't really run heavy loads on my home server, so I haven't thought of that Makes sense, thanks!
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by yonatan8070 6mo ago
It's undoubtably a cool solution, but in why do you need to remotely do a hard power cycle? Won't just SSHing in and rebooting be enough?
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by yonatan8070 6mo ago
I agree that it shouldn't have SSH enabled, but I do like that the firmware isn't encrypted or signed, so it's not hard to mod it, at no cost to thr manufacturer
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by yonatan8070 6mo ago
Having the firmware image just be a boring old tarball + hash sounds super nice. I wish more devices were this open, and I hope Rode won't see this and decide to lock the firmware upgrades down.
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by yonatan8070 6mo ago
Sounds serious to me It's highly unlikely that the people behind an attack like this would come out (non-anonimously) and take credit. And it's unlikely they'll be caught. So does it matter to most peoplee if it's Russia
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by yonatan8070 6mo ago
That looks super cool! Now I just need a reason to look at hex files
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by yonatan8070 6mo ago
I went on the configurator page briefly, like 400$ for 32GB IIRC. They don't ship to where I am so I didn't stay long
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by yonatan8070 6mo ago
At least it's available in the UK I've wanted to get a Framework for a long time now, but their lack of shipping to Israel (and active prevention of using Freight forwarders) has prevented me. If they were willing to sell me the 1
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by yonatan8070 6mo ago
I'm curious, what's the motivation for not having a graphical environment at all?
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by yonatan8070 6mo ago
I've assisted my grandparents with the same UIs many times, it's just harder to learn things the older you are. For example, there was a service my gradmother used pretty frequently, which required a password change once every 6 m
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by yonatan8070 6mo ago
Yup, I'm working a lot with Jetsons, and having the Orin NX on 22.04 is quite limiting sometimes, even with the most basic things. I got a random USB Wi-Fi dongle for it, and nope! Not supported in kernel 5.15, now have fun figuring ou
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by yonatan8070 6mo ago
Who's pirating Resolve? Doesn't it have a generous free version?
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by yonatan8070 6mo ago
The Iranian regieme shot (and I can only assume continues to shoot) citizens at a large scale, so I doubt small businesses collapsing or people being unable to talk to family and friends is what's going to make them re-enable the inter
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by yonatan8070 6mo ago
Suppose we set aside the concerns in this thread about the legitimacy of this. How would this work when the old hardware inevitably needs to be serviced (mechanical hard drive failure, memory errors, dust buildup, etc)? Would they have tech
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by yonatan8070 6mo ago
It looks like since you posted your comment, the pages.dev link redirects to colaptop.com, and the copyright notice has been updated to 2026.
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by yonatan8070 6mo ago
Is it? It doesn't sound outragous to me, given that they provide you with however much power you need, ans also networking and people to maintain the facility. I asked ChatGPT to estimate how much darwing 15W continuously in Amsterdam
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by yonatan8070 6mo ago
My team usually uses "Squash and merge" when we finish PRs, so I feel that would skew the results significantly as it hides 99% of the commit messages inside the long description of the single squashed merge commit.
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by yonatan8070 7mo ago
I can speak to my own experience, YMMV I hooked up a Radeon RX 9060 XT to my Feodra KDE laptop (Yoga Pro 7 14ASP9) using a Razer Core X Chroma (40Gbps), and the performance when using the eGPU was very similar to using the Radeon 880M built
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by yonatan8070 7mo ago
This sounds like a classic case of "35% of statistics are made up"
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by yonatan8070 7mo ago
Aren't there licesing issues with porting a proprietary implementation into an open-source one that could open up the project to legal issues with the proprietary vendor?
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by yonatan8070 7mo ago
Strange, looks like I don't have that option at all https://postimg.cc/LJD5w1rv
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by yonatan8070 7mo ago
How do I opt out of this for my own private repos? I don't see anything related to this as I've got a ton of settings for Copilot itself (I have access to Copilot through my work org)
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by yonatan8070 7mo ago
> I guess the equivalent would be if I could ask you to send a PDF to my specific IPv6 address, and you could peer-to-peer shoot it directly to me. That's not exactly complicated if either party owns a web server. Which - last I che
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by yonatan8070 7mo ago
In addition to this article, I've recently read this one [1], where the reported received numerous violence and death threats from people who wanted him to change the a story he published to match what they bet on Polymarket. [1] http
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by yonatan8070 7mo ago
Fedora also wants to reboot to install (dnf) updates offline, as I understand it's to prevent potential instability from running processes getting confused when their files get swapped out under their feet. It's also good since yo
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by yonatan8070 7mo ago
The point isn't "run the Linux kernel on a phone", the point is "run an non-big-tech OS that respects the user's privacy and choices". See also Google's recent announcement regarding locking down Android a

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