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Someone1234

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    Comment #49082607

    I completely agree. I think LLMs may have a role in security posture, specifically flagging/identifying potential threats for human review . But a Zero Trust/Access Controls should…

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    Comment #49040122

    What does copyright have to do with anything? You also cannot copyright an encryption algorithm , but the US Government banned essentially mathematics for YEARS[0]. [0] https://en.…

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    Comment #49025985

    I've looked into this extensively in the US, and there are three headaches from my POV: 1. Most states require special device certification by a "nationally recognized authority" t…

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    Comment #49023642

    > US real median household income has been steadily rising[1] for the last 40+ years. Compare it to the Consumer Price Index: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CUUR0000SA0R

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    Comment #49021657

    And they've provided no technical explanation of how... This may be an odd reference, but I remember this song and dance with Roomba Vs. Roborock. "Roborock stole our IP!!!" but th…

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    Comment #49011275

    Right; but THAT idea is consumer hostile by design. So your account is now tied to a physical device; great, but the device is dead, or you own a dozen devices, now what? Each vend…

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    Comment #49010618

    > There is no need or advantage to a full frontal assault. Perhaps, but in the last year China did build these: https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2025/03/stairway-to-tai...

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    Comment #49010054

    Then most of us would never use it. That means either: - Only one specific device can ever login (bad). - It doesn't limit login to one specific device, therefore it does nothing. …

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    Comment #49009889

    Less work today or less work tomorrow? The problem with "someone makes a request, code changes happen automatically, and all someone else has to do for that to be committed is mash…

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    Comment #48996817

    I suspect they're ignoring that debate since they have reason to anticipate a US Government action that allows them to not need to compete in a free market.

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    Comment #48980865

    That has been my experience too. It will cost you more than it saves to use smaller Chinese models to code; because of the repeated work. That has been slowly changing recently, bu…

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    Comment #48958294

    You're much more "glass half full" than me, but one can dream.

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    Comment #48958148

    That's great, thank you. What's frustrating about that is that Microsoft has also gone out of their way to make it difficult to access the [legacy] System Properties (sysdm.cpl), w…

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    Comment #48958114

    > The graph is not presenting a narrative, did you mean to reply to someone else who is presenting the "revisionist history"? The title of this thread is "What AI did to stackoverf…

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    Comment #48957295

    ChatGPT was released in Nov 2022, and frankly wasn't very good originally. The SO decline started occurring almost two years ahead of that, and was already on a sharp decline befor…

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    Comment #48957240

    The monitor itself isn't installing anything, Windows detects the device by unique ID, and uses Windows Update to get the driver which itself triggers a Windows Store application (…

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    Comment #48957226

    Worth noting that gpedit.msc isn't included in Windows Home editions (although there are unsupported ways of adding it). This is also technically asking a lot for working around is…

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    Comment #48852170

    I'd agree it is similar to Anthropic's naming scheme, which I'd argue shares the same problems as this. It improves marketability/googlability, but decreases actual comprehension. …

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    Comment #48850962

    > When do you use GPT-5.6-Max-Low vs. GPT-5.6-Plus High? You don't, because that isn't something I proposed using for model naming. I called them GPT-5.6-Max, GPT-5.6-Plus, and GPT…

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    Comment #48849798

    That isn't what "genuinely asking" looks like, you're criticizing using "questions" as cover. It isn't subtle, nor is it constructive. I agree with them, Sol, Terra, and Luna are c…

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    Comment #48835025

    I too found this with their previous attempts. I have my Chat personality settings stripped right down to no-fluff. I'd want voice to be more akin to the Star Trek computer, and le…

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    Comment #48819585

    Blizzard is such a shell now, that I doubt we'd notice.

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    Comment #48779841

    I consider reasoning to be a huge quality differentiator particularly for complex questions/medium+ length discussions. Low-Thinking/non-Thinking absolutely has a place, but not in…

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    Comment #48733469

    That edge case is certainly their official excuse. Ultimately to determine the underlying root-cause you'd still need to dig this same information out, and all they've done is move…

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    Comment #48732948

    For most here, I don't think this article contains new information. The actual interesting discussion, to me, is why Microsoft won't show WHO is dangling the handle open when the u…