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Surveillance is decidedly and completely unlike locks.

> This is the million dollar we'll see answered in our lifetime. Software engineering exists to automate work, are we arrogant to think we are not destined to the same fate? Is thi…

What is also lower is your understanding of the change. So yes, if you are now essentially only doing the final mile of paper pushing for the LLM, then the mental burden is lower b…

> How do you type an em-dash? Is it OS specific? On Linux X11 at least, you can enable the Compose key and then press ` ---` which results in — and ` --.` which gives you –

> The almond thing is false, but I'd argue that "misleading" might be defensible if you were to accompany it with "the majority of almonds are grown in California, but not all of t…

> I mean, "the pieces were already there" is true of everything? Einstein was synthesizing existing math and existing data is your point right? If it's true of everything, then sur…

No, by saying this, I am not downplaying Einstein's sizeable achievements nor trying to imply everyone was wrong about him. His was an impressive breadth of knowledge and mathemati…

This alone still wouldn't be a clear demonstration that AGI is around the corner. It's quite possible a LLM could've done Einstein's job, if Einstein's job was truly just synthesis…

No, that's a completely different concept, because we have faultless machines which perfectly and deterministically translate high-level code into byte-level machine code. This is …

This is essentially a group theoretical result about permutation groups. Would be nice to see a treatment from this angle.

And yet the categorical concepts in Hask are undoubtedly practically useful, more so than an arbitrary sample of concepts, and compose extraordinarily well. Does that have nothing …

I don't think anything good ever came from Ylva Johansson. Mentions of her name on something should make one automatically treat that thing with suspicion.

How do you discover the principles in the first place? You can discover them once and then apply them in all applicable places precisely because you generalised them. You have a po…

What do you mean by the Wireguard option for mitmproxy? EDIT: Oh, look at this https://mitmproxy.org/posts/wireguard-mode/ . TIL.

A server is someone else's device. Your phone is your own device. So no, doing the scan on your own device and making your device your potential adversary is not better than doing …

So there is an upper limit, which is the real price?

What are you even on about, mate? A hacker's multi tool with infinite potential for exploration is an idea "too malicious" to consider?

lnav is amazing and I use it often. I do have a list of gripes where I think it could be improved, so I'm just going to dump them here in case you're interested: - regex101 support…

What does it mean that Peano Arithmetic isn't categorical?

Yes, it's called rr. https://rr-project.org/

It's not a "lost" key if it's found hardcoded in an easily available place (e.g. an application). It's a negligently placed key leading to a vulnerable place that is going to get i…

Your machine regularly uses that key to access what's behind the door on your behalf; there is no reason you shouldn't be able to access it yourself. If you don't find the key and …

"Viewing" private data for purposes of verification of the issue. How about you just don't ship passwords in the application like some negligent troglodyte?