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Comment #49105596
Their low profile keyboards are some of the best available. "Standard" full size mechanical keyboards is a a pretty crowded market with literally thousands of products that aren't …
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Comment #48814074
Would we say that about any other industry? Can you run a film studio if you have never watched a film in your life? Can you run a publishing house if you’ve never read a novel?
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Comment #48727220
It's competing with Starlink in that market, which is a much stronger product today.
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Comment #48614711
For a project like Go, wouldn't it be an option to do one-time iouring feature detection in the runtime startup? Exploits are an issue for the entire OS, not the program choosing t…
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Comment #48522578
LLMs can be pretty conmpetent at languages that have zero training data, at least to the extent that those languages use features/ideas that are familiar. I wrote a toy language/co…
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Comment #48420253
Small customers grow into bigger ones later on. At least they do in the US, maybe this doesn’t happen so much in Adyen’s part of the world?
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Comment #48419404
Scope is crucial when working with multiple teams/projects in a monorepo.
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Comment #48406721
/mnt/c is a mounted C: drive in WSL2, that allows WSL2 guests to read/write files on the Windows host. The mount is fine and speedy enough, but the underlying reads/writes turn int…
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Comment #48302495
Outsourcing also fails because it’s a pathological case of adverse selection. The businesses that outsource projects are ones who are organisationally incapable of managing those p…
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Comment #48147753
Intelligence agencies use parallel construction to disguise their real methods. Further, more sophisticated methods are reserved for bigger targets. Intelligence agencies aren't ru…
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Comment #48146200
They’ve built a platform and sales pipeline optimized for selling data consulting into highly bureaucratic tech hostile orgs with data privacy concerns. All these factors apply equ…
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Comment #48102612
To be fair to GitHub, "GitHub" Actions is just Azure DevOps Pipelines wearing a mask. Which I think explains a lot about it's quality as a feature. It was brought in as a rushed co…
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Comment #48102538
Devcontainers (I know it's not a full VM, but it's most prominent version of this "isolated development environment" concept) wouldn't fully protect you against this. Github creden…
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Comment #48102479
These malicious packages are being caught by the authors, and by automated package security scanners, not just by end users. npm should start setting this 7 day cooldown as default…
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Comment #48099366
I’d honestly expect to see regulatory intervention if they tried this.
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Comment #48073084
An eventual goal is likely to allow interacting with the LLM directly via audio tokens in input/output skipping tts and stt completely.
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Comment #47994904
This really is a great blogpost, I'm really glad you shared it.
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Comment #47972389
Yeah there is some degree of awkwardness created by the interaction, but I think it’s less about needing specific libraries to map well and more about getting a good understanding …
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Comment #47972364
Fable is great but it has a surprising number of these hidden behaviour changes that are really hard to detect when writing code against it.
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Comment #47945602
My understanding is the uutils development process involved extensive testing against the behaviour of the original utilities, including preserving bugs.
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Comment #47910760
I think there is also the added challenge that ARM macs are a moving target, and Apple has less than no desire to provide any kind of stability or support for Asahi Linux. Unlike t…
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Comment #47909501
Model output reflects on your input, and the effect is self reinforcing over the course of a whole conversation. Color you add around a problem influences the model behavior. A "du…
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Comment #47872029
Does non-artificial intelligence have clean instruction/data separation?
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Comment #47857826
I found the Copilot harness generally more buggy/disfunctional. After seeing a "long" agent response get dropped (still counts against usage of course) too many times I gave up on …