zenoprax

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by zenoprax 6mo ago
I didn't see your reply until now but "AI" is correctly describing the phenomenon. Most definitions for "artifice" converge around the idea of deception or insincerity. The term "machine learning" also dis
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by zenoprax 6mo ago
In what way is TPM protecting your data if someone steals the entire server? TPM only ensures that the boot environment has not been modified. Whatever key is being used to automatically decrypt the disk would be in the clear. Unless I&#x27
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by zenoprax 6mo ago
If this weren't on HN I wouldn't have given this more than a few seconds of reading before switching away. Some examples of phrasing that triggers me: > attributing hits was a grep, not a guess > values below are copied from
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by zenoprax 6mo ago
Wow, I really appreciate you coming back for the follow-up! It's too late for me to read through it in detail at this moment but: In the end I discovered that I can combine a "mapall/squash" on the NFS server, a regular
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by zenoprax 6mo ago
I appreciate the detailed explanation of ID/GID mapping. > it is often much safer to use mount NFS internally This is the config I'm trying to move away from! I don't see how an unprivileged LXC with a bind mount is worse
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by zenoprax 6mo ago
First time hearing about Versity for me too. I thought "S3 Gateways" were an Amazon-only service rather than something mere mortals could set up. I've been trying to give some containers (LXC/D and OCI) unprivileged acce
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by zenoprax 6mo ago
Signal creates the notification, does it not? That's like claiming `echo "my_private_data" | notify-send` is insecure. If piping encrypted content resulted in a plaintext notification then you'd have a right to be concer
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by zenoprax 6mo ago
I think GP is referencing this somewhat [in]famous post/comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8863#9224
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by zenoprax 6mo ago
Wow, this sounds familiar. The quality of work that can be done at home is often not realistic at work... and vice versa. I've learned to separate work and play pretty well and have enjoyed both worlds. The next step is keeping the hom
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by zenoprax 6mo ago
Great balance of simplicity and functionality. I'll be adapting this for VSCode+Cline. Thanks for sharing.
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by zenoprax 6mo ago
I have rarely been in a group chat that suffers the same problem as I see on all the other social networks (Google+ and its "Circles" seemed promising while it lasted...) but it could be because leaving a single chat is easier tha
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by zenoprax 6mo ago
SlopPilot/NT? > I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Windows, is in fact, NT/SlopPilot+Windows, or as I've recently taken to calling it, Copilot plus Copilot plus Copilot.
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by zenoprax 7mo ago
I only used Cursor in short bursts so 20 USD per month was hard to justify. I recently switched to VSCodium + Cline + OpenRouter and I can use any model I want (currently Step 3.5 Flash for "Temu Sonnet"). It scratches the itch ve
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by zenoprax 7mo ago
Why should this be on the "Releases"? Shouldn't that just be for build artifacts? Pre-built containers belong on a registry, no? I suppose a Dockerfile could be included but that also seems unconventional.
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by zenoprax 7mo ago
One example: when learning Proxmox itself. I was able to set up a multi-node cluster with more complicated networking than I was normally comfortable with and experiment with failures of all sorts (killing a node, disabling NICs, etc.) with
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by zenoprax 7mo ago
It is an infringement on one's right to control the reproduction and distribution of their intellectual property. This right is enforced by the authority that grants it. Viewing, listening, or otherwise 'consuming' this IP is
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by zenoprax 7mo ago
I was originally going to reply with "Try moving a couch with eye blinks and hand signals" and then decided against it. Pilots have enough to do with their hands and feet as it is and looking for and mashing a "I accept the t
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by zenoprax 7mo ago
Not AI. Not sure how I feel getting my writing style called out like that though :D
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by zenoprax 7mo ago
> That ATC still takes place over radio just seems insane at this point. Voice communication is insane? I suspect you are ignorant of what it is like to actually fly a large aircraft into a busy airport. Fault-tolerant and highly availab
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by zenoprax 7mo ago
If all you need is basic splits, sessions, and some simple templates/layouts (and like the convenience of knowing that tmux is widely available, and often installed by default) then you're fine to stay on tmux. Zellij can do thing
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by zenoprax 7mo ago
I'm tempted to one-shot this into a series of FISH abbreviations. And I would want someone to use that to one-shot a python implementation. And on and on like a game of telephone until the context degrades so far that it becomes an ent
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by zenoprax 7mo ago
> Is there anything FreeBSD can do that, say, Debian cannot? If you asked the opposite (what can Debian do that FreeBSD cannot) I would have more to say and it would mostly be preceded by "I know FreeBSD is not Linux but ...".
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by zenoprax 7mo ago
> email addresses are immutable 1. Use "admin@domain.com" 2. Let the domain registration lapse 3. Someone else registers the domain and now can't create an AWS account. Rare but not impossible.
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by zenoprax 7mo ago
"bad actor" can now be "ignorant employee running AI agents on their laptop". Threats from incompetence or ignorance will be multiplied by 'X' over 'Y' years as AI proliferates. Unsupervised AI agents
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by zenoprax 7mo ago
Level 15 (if not succumbed to fatal context poisoning from malicious agent crime syndicate): Agents creating corporations to code agentic marketplaces in which to gamble their own crypto currencies until they crash the real economy of human
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by zenoprax 7mo ago
I've been trying to implement this as closely as possible from scratch in an existing FOSS project: https://github.com/super-productivity/super-productivity/wik... Even with a well-described framework it is s
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by zenoprax 7mo ago
I have your repo starred from a post/comment you made a few weeks ago but haven't had time to actually use/integrate it with my own stuff. What are your thoughts on XMP sidecar files? I'm torn right now between digital n
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by zenoprax 8mo ago
As a fellow astro-nerd you are much calmer about this than me! DST is just a way to uniformly enforce "summer" and "winter" hours of operation on everyone. If all the evidence supports starting our activities later in th
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by zenoprax 8mo ago
"Wrong recipient" seems beyond the scope of what you can expect a spam filter to handle with accuracy. Wouldn't marking it as spam just degrade the signal to noise ratio of legitimate email? I'd rather get a few misses h
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by zenoprax 8mo ago
I wasn't aware of the "-ai" flags. Good to know. Do you have a preferred way of blocking domains from appearing in search results? I think there's a limit of only five for some reason.

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