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yyhhsj0521

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    Comment #49047016

    New CVE found in Bank of America app that may cause user to transfer money to hackers if they press certain combination of keys.

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    Comment #48524043

    It's currently sold out unfortunately, and the API plan isn't out yet.

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    Comment #48411674

    Nobody cares whether the benchmark is no longer accurate (or whether it was accurate in the first place). People are furious because their investment allocation is tied to this rul…

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    Comment #48314204

    I do that for personal use too (although $2.4k/yr for me because I only have an Claude Max subscription). Outside of my hobby projects Opus also manages my personal accounting, res…

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    Comment #47782534

    They did a much better job than a JavaScript developer writing Java.

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    Comment #47038040

    You can press Ctrl-P instead of typing /model too

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    Comment #46495033

    To put it very simplistically, from mostly a practical view: abs: cannot be differentiated around 0; has multiple minima; the error space has sharp ridges power 4: way too sensitiv…

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    Comment #45790433

    That's a lot of cognitive load to manage especially with how fast CC has become, do you review the output at all?

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    Comment #45554115

    Why is it important for an NAS to have ECC RAM?

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    Comment #45315388

    GROUP BY profession

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    Comment #45192672

    I use Claude Code at work via AWS bedrock, also personally subscribe to the $20/month Claude. Anecdotallt, Sonnet hasn't slowed down at all. ChatGPT 5 through enterprise plan, on t…

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    Comment #45010133

    > it takes a lot of effort to make your own claude-code-clone Maybe we could try write that into a markdown file, and let Claude code at it for one night in a while loop

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    Comment #44277351

    So they don’t have to maintain it themselves

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    Comment #44247638

    It's most likely for regulation compliance, instead of a sincere attempt to block anyone from training on them.

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    Comment #44062762

    Sure, they work in that huge codebase, but for any specific task, the number of lines your team keeps in their short/long term memory is surely much much smaller than that.

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    Comment #43946021

    > leading theory hehe. Seriously though, why weren't people trying to turn iron or copper into gold? Why lead?

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    Comment #43847013

    Chinese internet mostly consists of a few closed gardens tightly controlled by big corps. Crawlers simply don't work when each company employs an army of engineers to guard their d…

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    Comment #43785176

    I had to file my tax by postal mail in the US. Granted there is the option to file online, but that only works for ~80% of the people when things are completely within the intended…

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    Comment #43510240

    Why is this correct? Youtube is a private company. It's very much allowed to charge $200 per month while playing tons of ads for you. Youtube sets the price and its policy, not the…

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    Comment #43426122

    I doubt Alibaba uses its own cloud. It doesn't work like that at most cloud provider companies.

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    Comment #43380337

    This is like saying you have the rights to mute your work meetings. Sure you do, but you just won't be employed anymore. I don't see that as a problem, because being employed and w…

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    Comment #43085994

    If they had time to look up these statistics, they surely had time to take a selfie, making the point moot.

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    Comment #42900252

    I use it because my company bought the enterprise plan and trained a bunch of "specialist GPTs" that were fed internal documents, code bases, Slack threads etc. I am not aware of o…

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    Comment #42740017

    It is not. But not banning it for geopolitical reasons is a net positive for everyone.

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    Comment #42739959

    So is Wikipedia. Otherwise Chinese people just cannot stop reading all those wiki pages about that fungi that only grow on a certain volcano in French New Guinea. How addictive!