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Izmaki

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    Comment #49167094

    > The most important skill in prompting is expertise in the domain you’re prompting for. Amen. AI is a tool, a powerful tool indeed, but if you don't know how to apply it, the qual…

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    Comment #49154029

    Or a pilot of an aircraft rather than a "Wing Engineer" responsible for controlling the flaps or a "Flight Reliability Engineer" responsible for keeping the beeping noises and flas…

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    Comment #49146489

    100% this. My favourite new colleague is an intern. Why? Because watching them grow just like I once did is worth every penny. (Ps: yes, I'd rather have two passionate, eager inter…

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    Comment #49146435

    Instead of spending weeks building a new wall in your house, you spend a week building a new house. With AI mundane problems are solved easily and effectively, giving you time to g…

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    Comment #49146404

    > nobody would even bat an eye because you can just vibe code this without effort. To me, this is implying that software engineering in 2026 is less impressive than 10 years ago be…

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    Comment #49142300

    Don’t listen to people telling you not to post your age on the internet. This is solid work and you did this instead of being stuck in one of the hundreds of +1 dopamine traps in R…

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    Comment #49142271

    Hold up, are you the type of person wanting to fire software teams because we can just ask the Product Owner to vibe code the new features?

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    Comment #49139295

    This is fine. All of this is fine. :’)

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    Comment #49135051

    Everything is untested or WIP. What is the news here, sorry?

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    Comment #49068559

    [flagged]

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    Comment #49067099

    It has to do with how you can abuse how the TCP data is streamed, not that a web server detects a pipe.

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    Comment #49067094

    The Way Back Machine link works again, go read the blog post. :P From the blog: > Execution in bash is performed line by line and so the speed that bash can ingest data is limited …

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    Comment #49027833

    Unrelated: I clicked your user profile and wondered what that keybase.io thing was... turns out your proof expired and should no longer be trusted. :P "That identity proof for is p…

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    Comment #49027635

    Ps: I fear the day keyboards will ship with a "—" button, so we can no longer easily identify AI generated text.

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    Comment #49027624

    > Why this matters: Modern infrastructure uses too many execution engines — Docker for dev, containerd for production, Firecracker for isolation, CRI for Kubernetes, MCP agents for…

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    Comment #49022349

    Sink rate! Sink rate! Pull up! Pull up! Too low; terrain. Too low; terrain. Wind shear! Stall! Stall!

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    Comment #49018465

    The remote server is able to determine whether you are fetching the script using curl/browser or piped directly into bash. I don't remember the magic by heart, but the blog post co…

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    Comment #49005003

    Except you can't really be sure, still: http://web.archive.org/web/20250622061208/https://www.idontp...

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    Comment #49003633

    OK, which one of yous tried to `sudo apt install bobs and vageen`?? xD

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    Comment #49003601

    Not to mention that a webserver can be configured to show one sh file when a regular browser visits and another when curl etc. gets it. Show one thing, install another.

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    Comment #48995496

    What's your favourite (online or offline) model for image generation?

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    Comment #48990723

    > We implemented safety measures across the full model development lifecycle. Any suggestions for the best open, non-opinionated model?

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    Comment #48981261

    > You may not use Wheesper to: > > break the law, facilitate illegal activity, or violate another person's rights; > threaten, harass, stalk, exploit, or seriously harm another per…

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    Comment #48962229

    It's not sarcasm. If I had to pay $25 to perform my work from an ever-growing pile of projects, I would be losing money. That's not "cheap intelligence" for me. It certainly is for…

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    Comment #48958539

    Seconded on the "not cheap" argument here. I've spent $25 worth of tokens completing a one-week task in an afternoon, or rather my company spent the money. I would never have perso…