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by z3t4 4mo ago
Sometimes being evil will make you win - but only what money can buy.
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by z3t4 4mo ago
Someone should make a service "where in the pi am I" then you could use it as a short link. Then there will be hardware accelerated pi chips. All computers will come with pi preinstalled.
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by z3t4 4mo ago
The tech stack is almost always decided by someone in leadership that has no developer experience. Or by the consultant company that will chose the most complicated and difficult to maintain stack because then they can invoice more and will
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by z3t4 4mo ago
I've got an example and submitted it via bug bounty channel, but they classified it as "social engineering".
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by z3t4 4mo ago
npmjs.org is a joke at this point. I guess their support is run by LLM because you can just write to them and they will transfer ownership of any module nilly willy.
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by z3t4 4mo ago
Another fiction movie that explores this: Moon (2009) it's a very good movie!
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by z3t4 4mo ago
And people even here on HN actually thinks that AI/LLM are factually correct... The more cases like this the easier it will get to sue them (IANAL)
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by z3t4 4mo ago
First they had links to other sites. Then they put the information found on other sites on their own site. Then they took the information from other sites, trained a LLM with it, and put it on their own site without even linking to the sour
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by z3t4 4mo ago
I imagine going to sleep and waking up in another body. I recommend the TV serie Altered Carbon.
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by z3t4 4mo ago
probably easier to clone, and then somehow transfer memories to the new body. This made me think - is it our memories that create our consciousness?
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by z3t4 4mo ago
Self hosted Gitlab is just as slow in my experience.
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by z3t4 4mo ago
What hurts the most is that most ppl disagree with me. It's like people telling you they will paint your house for free, even though the color of your house is perfectly fine, you agree to paint it in another color. Then you come home
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by z3t4 4mo ago
Few things can trigger me more then finding a bug/regression and when tracking it down the commit reads like "modernizing the code", replacing all var with let, etc.
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by z3t4 5mo ago
I hope that they continue to sue until there's justice.
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by z3t4 5mo ago
It takes way more resources to train the model then to use it.
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by z3t4 5mo ago
Someone with psychopathic characteristics would lie in their favour. So someone would need to fact check, a doctor would have to check if the children are actually starving? And on the other side, someone who contribute greatly to community
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by z3t4 5mo ago
Could turn the system into a multi-seat gaming rig with 6 separate gaming seats, using loginctl on Linux.
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by z3t4 5mo ago
Had an accidental reboot, and it could not boot. Had redundancy, but the other server had failed silently days prior. Solved it with three way redundancy and extra monitoring. Systems fail in many ways at the same time. If you do not test i
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by z3t4 5mo ago
I tried it with a vanilla client, without cheats. The spawn point was brutal, bed rock as long as you could see, large walls and lava. And other players trying to kill you. Had to try several times. Found enough tree to build a pickaxe... d
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by z3t4 5mo ago
Someone please create a google-map like view service so that I don't have to download the entire dataset.
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by z3t4 5mo ago
We are experimenting with local LLM and opencode at work and the quality is not as good as Claude code et.al but it's not far off and local speed is actually faster. We got 3 of Nvidias latest AI GPU's which was not cheep. It&#x27
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by z3t4 5mo ago
Vibe coding works great with test driven development. You can have AI write the tests as well, but you need to confirm yourself because it's lying all the time. AI coding is like when you first started out, it's copying random bi
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by z3t4 5mo ago
There's this old meme where someone asks what will happen when AI bots posts helpful, curious and thoughtful messages!? That's mission accomplish :D They can't be better then the average human though because of training data
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by z3t4 5mo ago
Why is nobody building a paid for browser with built in search engine and LLM assistant? Should probably make it open source for transparency. And before anyone says you would build/compile it yourself if it was open source, those ppl
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by z3t4 5mo ago
Auto update is basically a root backdoor, it's especially troublesome when you are not the customer, you are the product!
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by z3t4 6mo ago
To be fair these are mostly gotchas with Linux and not Rust itself, but I guess the std in Rust could handle some of these issues, in that a std should not allow you to shoot yourself in the foot by default.
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by z3t4 6mo ago
I've sometimes seen a variable like "areyousure" which needs to be set to true. Sometimes there's a force flag. And "agree to eula" fields are somewhat common.
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by z3t4 6mo ago
You can run several VM's or containers with isolation on your phone hardware, why even use the cloud when you just want to show your friends?
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by z3t4 6mo ago
It's really a hard-core diet and not for the average joe, the health benefits however are great: Fat loss, especially around your belly (because belly fat act as a protective barrier, and will go away if you don't eat carbs) and t
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by z3t4 6mo ago
I think that if you have one hour or more of free time and live in an area where you have easy access to a sauna, that would result in significant better health on it's own. Even if you choose to not use the sauna.

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