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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Ah, good catch! I suppose I should check the comment history page before assuming why :)
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
No anthropomorphization was required, I just looked at one of the sources on that section of the page and saw the statistic did not involve the number of newborns and so figured myself those facts could indeed be simultaneously true. How do
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
It's natural to worry about one's own future but I think it's a bit wild to worry just _your_ job that would be replaced. Not just for those with phone center jobs or art jobs or programming jobs - remember, the whole premise
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
There are plenty of problems with the site but that some stats like marriage do not count dead newborns as unwed instead of invalid for the stat is not really one of them.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Non-standard as in "it's not up to my usual standards" not "is not part of a technical standard". I.e. it's a gTLD rather than a "standard" (in the previous sense) TLD.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
The technical implementation aside, "what" prevents this from going down the exact same path as ICANN? E.g. how do we know next year the registration fees won't be 5x or certain registrations denied?
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
MagicMoonlight was [dead]ed for not knowing what "dot org scam" refers to. Since I can't reply there right now and it's not reasonable to expect everyone to know what this refers to: ICANN, a 501(c)(3), proposed to remov
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
You're also never going to register e.g. xcombinator.* nor is that necessarily a domain which should never be sold on the basis it's similar to ycombinator.*. Rather than buy everything, buy the ones most likely to be accidentally
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
There's one less core problem: those who just bought/renewed their domain e.g. yesterday are fucked out of both their money and forced to migrate sooner than they could have reasonably planned for. People's who registrations
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
The general efficiency of Sol has seemed way better to me. I left 5.6 Sol Ultra standard speed run for ~23 hours yesterday/today on a project and used 80% of the weekly usage. 74 subagent tasks and ~2.5 billion tokens for my $200 20x P
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
It's also the same planet but finding a commonality somewhere in the chain is not the same thing as finding a lack of difference in the matter.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
That's arbitrary.fixed, which is something also slightly different. I know this sounds absolutely absurd and your mind must be screaming "so just get arbitrary.fixed and assign yourself whatever.aribtrary.fixed?" at you... bu
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Today I feel like some guy who spent 6 years studying the curvature of iguana toes (or something equally random) and finally sees questions about them for the first time in his life :D. Significant effort is spent detailing the relevant par
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
This is like saying you shouldn't have a computer because you can do addition yourself. Okay, what about all of the other use cases? Besides, collecting stats based on downloads/updates/etc is still telemetry. I'm perfec
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
It's genuinely hard for me to to tell which parts of your comment are supposed to be a sarcastic reaction and which parts are supposed to be serious, which could well be a failure of mine rather than yours, but, taking it all in good f
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Kinda, it's a slight variation of that from what I can tell. E.g. you can't go and register john.smith.uk because it's arbitrary.fixed.fixed rather than arbitrary.arbitrary.fixed. You can do something like john.smith.co.uk, b
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Something has gone awry if the config files have a readability and difficulty analogous to that of the codebase.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I think they just meant it as "Bluesky the community" rather than "Bluesky Social, PBC employees". E.g. just like "HN loves corrections" (hello!) refers to the HN community and "Reddit discusses the title&
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Why would you want to eat a random wild mushroom so badly in the first place? We're not starving, wandering through the forest for anything which might be edible. Entire regulated industries exist around selling and growing human food
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
No, my bad for lacking clarity! :)
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I've edited the above to clarify the issue in GP's shoes example was meant to be about the previous return being stained with socks in the box, not just that it was shoes in general.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I've edited the above to clarify the issue in GP's shoes example was meant to be about the previous return being stained with socks in the box, not just that it was shoes in general.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
In the case of big projects like curl the interaction seems a bit more complete. E.g. There are some other blog posts about how the engagements and reviews worked which go decently beyond a pre-filtered dump of high severity CVE claims appe
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Fuzzing or having the LLM sort through where might be most useful to fuzz & sorting the results? Neither seem particularly compute intensive to me, fuzzing is a pretty standard step and having the LLM read through to find the most inter
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
The few cases where this is an advertised arrangement should be excluded from the usual situation where returns are meant for defects/errors. Even then, the one clothes example (shoes - which had been returned stained and with socks in
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
A "The Monkey's Paw" version of "I wish copyright law would be handled differently".
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
"How many total vulnerabilities can your tool alone identify?" and "How many unique vulnerabilities can your tool identify?" are both valid comparisons to make IMO.
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
I had to double check to make sure I responded to the right person after seeing this pop up in my replies summary :D. One way to perk up during morning coffee! I'm sorry you feel "you didn't understand" has a similar ran
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
(2019). What's the latest on sub-$100 FPGAs this decade, anything significantly better than the Mojo I picked up back in 2013 to tinker with?
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by zamadatix 2mo ago
Your English seemed perfectly clear to me, for what it's worth. We just have a tendency to read things in a negative tone for some reason - one of those human bugs :).

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