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halfcat

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    Comment #49245917

    > I'm very intrigued by AI note takers, but I'm absolutely unwilling to expose me or my clients to this exact problem Unfortunately it’s mostly not up to you. It’s a weakest-link p…

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    Comment #49134104

    How do you debug SSE messages since they don’t show up in chrome dev tools with Datastar?

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    Comment #49122929

    > having a high signal-to-noise ratio for (open source) projects is a desirable goal? It’s not obviously true. A higher number of attempts, a larger talent pool, typically doesn’t …

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    Comment #49052805

    > It would absolutely end 95% of crime It might solve much of existing crime, but that’s not the same as a net reduction in crime. Bribery, blackmail, and coercion would just fill …

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    Comment #48915521

    > You already have an agent freely doing stuff on your machine No. Agents run in VMs. Assume anywhere you’re running an agent will be compromised, because eventually, it will be. T…

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    Comment #48839971

    Is anyone working on rewriting Rust in Bun?

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    Comment #48805120

    Have you done iron infusions? My wife has to get these once in a while. She had gastric surgery years back and has issues with absorption of oral supplements.

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    Comment #48768578

    The job will run the next time a worker runs (in both cases). And doesn’t that mean the job potentially runs twice? Yes. In DBOS there are two kinds of “things that run”: workflows…

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    Comment #48712767

    > Programming is ultimately the work of constructing a mental model, and that mental model is inherently personal So that’s why we now have as many different tech stacks as we have…

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    Comment #48614673

    The most surreal part of this from the Wired article [1]: > The records sit in Airtable A secret cabal running the world. On AirTable. [1] https://www.wired.com/story/leak-exposes-…

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    Comment #48614577

    > What can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence What’s your evidence for this claim?

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    Comment #48614560

    This is ironic. They didn’t say they believe. You offered your belief that you know something that happened long ago (extraordinary claim), and they are naturally curious how you c…

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    Comment #48574603

    Hudson Rock has a free domain lookup tool for affected domains: https://www.hudsonrock.com/fortinet

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    Comment #48549719

    Oh no a coronal mass ejection has taken out the power grid

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    Comment #48536361

    Except for the bitlocker vulnerability that lets someone with the physical computer bypass it. Other than that, it works flawlessly.

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    Comment #48536327

    You don’t have to login with the online account. Before you install: - Disable the network cards in the BIOS - Install - When prompted to setup the network press Shift+F10 - Type: …

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    Comment #48517427

    > Who is doing package management right these days? Who is doing it securely? QBASIC. When you need a package you type it in from a magazine. Virtually anything you could ever need…

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    Comment #48435902

    One difference is, when the business hits a tough patch, the bank starts asking questions, and whether or not the bank lets it all continue depends primarily on whether there’s a C…

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    Comment #48435803

    Can you clarify the point you’re trying to make? C-level people are forced out all the time. Even the CEO reports to the board.

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    Comment #48350872

    There’s at least one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Mockapetris

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    Comment #48350815

    The body can know more than it can tell.

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    Comment #48350662

    Containers were never a security boundary

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    Comment #48317970

    DBOS is much less complexity compared to Temporal. That’s the benefit. Main tradeoff is lower performance. Or at least, you’re going to be limited to what you can push through Post…

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    Comment #48294588

    > we are transferring value from our current standard of living to pay for retirement checks Isn’t this just what happens when you have an inverted pyramid (older population is lar…

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    Comment #48274837

    How would one even know if the port of 100k LOC was successful? Are there language-agnostic tests (CLI STDIN/STDOUT) or similar involved?