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telotortium

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About telotortium

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/telotortium; my proof: https://keybase.io/telotortium/sigs/sZkhsqHh9HR6fsWmK6SOhRAch5s_EE3-mO773lSAG6I ]

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    Comment #49215529

    They need to be able to serve their market. The price increase is partly load shedding. If they improve their ability to serve their load, they can always drop it again, as OpenAI …

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    Comment #49156835

    1. George Hotz exhibits strong signs of Dunning-Kruger in most things he does nowadays. 2. Even in exploit development, his original field, he might be able to find vulnerabilities…

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    Comment #49156790

    But if you have proper risk-based vulnerability management, you should already have classified that CVE as a lesser priority. This is something that modern LLMs should in theory ma…

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    Comment #49090033

    Is "Take Five" sad-sounding even though it's written in a minor key? Maybe it sounds somewhat "cooler", not as bright as a major key piece of the same tempo and energy would be, bu…

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    Comment #49071553

    Also enterprises have to pay per-token.

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    Comment #49070590

    Every jazz player knows you can drop the fifth, and the root too if the bass is filling it in. That gives your fingers room to add even crazier extensions

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    Comment #49000551

    See, Judge Alsup should have been the person Biden put on the Supreme Court, that or re-nominate Merrick Garland. Instead, he made a silly promise to sate Black Lives Matter, which…

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    Comment #48869323

    What did he scrub? Looks like an account with posts to me

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    Comment #48848037

    > Every mile of road is an operating expense. Has, not is. Clearly you didn’t take Intro to Object-Oriented Programming in CS.

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    Comment #48660568

    Important to note that `~` SSH commands work only right after you press Enter - it doesn’t trigger everywhere you press `~`. Also EnableEscapeCommandline fortunately only affects `…

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    Comment #48555582

    Headscale exists, not sure what the difference is in practice.

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    Comment #48403380

    The actual ask (from https://screendna.org ): > we call on legislators to make screening of orders for synthetic nucleic acids — and the equipment needed to make them — mandatory I…

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    Comment #48343330

    If you only need to keep Office around to occasionally edit a file while preserving formatting, there’s now another option in 2026 - get a coding agent to do it for you. I’ve had C…

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    Comment #48224085

    I mean, did you check the IPs and make sure they’re from OpenAI? Obviously a fly-by-night AI company is going to set their User Agent to be from a big player.

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    Comment #48182920

    I care more if AI was used to churn out a bunch of slop writing, mostly because of the lack of an authorial voice, which causes most of the writing to suck. Code is different - I h…

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    Comment #48102410

    There have been arguments that the wealth tax proposal has loopholes that would allow it to be extended to much lower levels of wealth without a further amendment. More importantly…

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    Comment #48102217

    They just sold the rights to the recordings though, as the article states.

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