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Can't wait to verify my age before reading emails! In all seriousness though, what are the chances Fastmail won't require KYC at some point? I have sent them a support request with…

> start selling future chips So, another futures commodity on CME.

They run Llama 3.1 8B.

I absolutely need instant mode as this is what I use 90% of the time. Sadly it's not available anymore on the updated desktop app (formerly Codex) and the previous desktop app (for…

It sure feels to me an LLM company stands no chance in the industry unless they succumb to specific North American moral values.

I just love it when some of the C software writes JSON with those large numbers. I have to deal with some of that now.

I use several of those UGREENs and they work perfectly fine out of the box and for sustained load as well.

Not per se. In fact, land tax is extremely important to encourage things moving and economy growing. It's the implementation that can be evil.

Is it more profitable to lease the space for banners as opposed to lease the apartments to tenants?

I hate it so much it makes my blood boil. The internet as we knew it comes to an end and we are... complicit? Judging from comments here it seems like some of HN readers do actuall…

> It seems like a very good solution to me Until a KYC verification via Persona is required to prove you are actually of age. Coming in the next Android version.

Look, it's just a start. Up next: KYC via Persona to use your phone. This is kind of inevitable.

Outbound connection to your provider with stats? Good. Random connection to any IP especially on China territory? Absolutely not.

It should not. There is exactly zero reason for all this data to leave the premises. > For your typical ‘dumb’ home user Well, yeah. That's the problem. There is no explanation to …

None of this requires internet connection.

> GPT-5.6 Sol finds a vulnerability but refuses to explain it I think it would be a good practice to refund the session cost in that case. Otherwise a customer just spent some mone…

> The tech industry has a bad habit of providing solutions to problems adjacent to problems the user actually needs solved while leaving the user's actual problem unresolved. Extre…

This letter is so full of contradictions. > Open-weights models that don’t have dangerous capabilities are a public good There are no models that don't have dangerous capabilities.…

Like this rewrite did not terminally poison trust?

Any chance for 1.3.15 with bugfixes for the rest of us?

While perhaps maybe sometimes useful on desktops, all this logind crap absolutely must be removed from servers. Personally me I fail to see any scenario where this is genuinely use…

LP knows better what should work for you and what not.

Yes. Improvement or not, a thing not working the way one expects means one has to do more work to figure something out. And in case of pid1, this is never a time spent productively…

This has never been my experience for the whole duration of the systemd existence.

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