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Comment #49200274
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Comment #49002617
It was misleading by me also. As mentioned, terrible work day yesterday, so I was writing angrily. Ironic that I accuse the security people of being bad at explaining, then turn ar…
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Comment #48998841
Perhaps you should look at the announcement. Of course webauthin is in the browsers. They didn’t announced that they now support webauthn??? I said the webauthn THING because it’s …
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Comment #48997938
"Here are 2 things, but you can only have 1," it seems.
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Comment #48997916
I'm a bit emotional after an extremely long and aggravating day at work, so this is probably situational based, but I HATE the whole god damn security field, and this is one of man…
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Comment #48997425
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Comment #48892121
One of many reasons I would assume is that people just hate anything related to AI, so they latch on to anything negative they can say. Another reason is that they mean what they s…
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Comment #48855953
Same, I am actually able to reach my weekly limit, but when I start going below 30%, I switch to normal speed, and that usually gets me through the week. I absolutely save money an…
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Comment #48710252
Better title more in line with the content of the article would have been: The reports of tokenmaxxing’s death are greatly exaggerated. Pet peeve of mine is nonsensical usage of th…
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Comment #48436866
Can you say p-hacking? It was designed and powered to test whether prenatal vitamin D reduces childhood asthma/wheeze, and found no effect on that primary outcome. The rest is just…
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Comment #48363192
Indeed. Never buying a windows computer ever again. Every time I use it I get angry.
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Comment #48313986
Initial testing feels better than 4.8 And the knowledge cutoff claim of January 2026 seems to check out since it was able to "remember" without search about the double-tap killing …
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Comment #48133259
One could probably argue that, if interpreted in a certain way, most of these laws/rules could be good. Even the god praising could be seen positively if one subtly transforms "god…
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Comment #47461607
Oh goody. I left windows but this really makes me want to come back: More control over widgets and feed experiences! What a list of bangers!
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Comment #47320183
I found this an incredibly well written and interesting read. A bit of a strange format… is it an article or a newsletter or something else? It is extremely long. I don’t really ca…
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Comment #47258795
Nothing. MCP and HTTP APIs and CLI tools without the good parts. They lack the robustness of the OpenAPI spec, including security standardization, and are more complex to run than …
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Comment #47239552
The low ratio of quality original reporting vs political and opinion pieces made stop reading the verge.
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Comment #47129778
Code is less and less the scares resource.... Good documentation is.
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Comment #47041548
I think you just heard that word and use it because it makes you sound like a logical person. It’s not fitting at all here. After all, a straw man would be me taking a general clai…
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Comment #47041449
Tell me what I’m wrong about? I have absolutely no frustration with my clients. Be it psychopaths, social anxiety, pedophilia, or schizophrenia. I think I currently actually like a…
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Comment #47041375
There’s an underlying pattern to the negative responses. “ how dare you suggest that people should work on improving themselves”
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Comment #47041345
Yes. The terrible ideology of working on yourself not blaming the world! It’s only the core of almost all psychotherapy approaches, self-help book, secular self improvement program…
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Comment #47041331
There is absolutely no empathy in not helping people with the actual problem. Using ASD protocol on someone who has a personality disorder is going to make things worse. It sounds …
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Comment #47041210
you’re correct. I was just using it to emphasize how all encompassing regulation sometimes feel. I was annoyed and didn’t think; when seeing just another European regulation piling…
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Comment #47041097
I agree that "sardonic" is a better word. It’s just not used much, and it didn’t even come to mind. It's similar to how people misuse "ironic." But people usually understand what i…