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by 63stack 3mo ago
Amazon's incentive is to fine tune their own possible future model
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by 63stack 3mo ago
You discovered what web development was like in early 2000.
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by 63stack 3mo ago
Why do most developers not like it? Is it because the browser is a terrible platform for text editors since there is no proper key mapping, or access to proper debuggers, or there is too much latency, and no access to cli tools? You make it
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by 63stack 3mo ago
You are supposed to define indexes based on how you query the data, not ahead of time.
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by 63stack 4mo ago
"the market" is literally the arena of competition, it's not a surprise it's more competitive than ever
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by 63stack 4mo ago
I feel like we are talking past each other, because you ignored the whole part about "it is already tied to an env var, and it would be still tied to an env var" that you would only enable on demand, so who cares if it's a he
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by 63stack 4mo ago
Ideally (in my ideal world), it would be Result<T, E> that holds the backtrace. The value is that I don't know up front which method call is going to cause an error that is hard to track down, which is why I don't see how &q
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by 63stack 4mo ago
I see a very opinionated explanation, not a "this is why the language does not" explanation. >Stack traces are only useful for errors that indicate a bug in the program, i.e. something a programmers has to respond to. It's
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by 63stack 4mo ago
See? You get people explaining to you that you actually don't want a stack trace because xyz.
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by 63stack 4mo ago
Any time I mention "but I would like stacktraces with my errors" I get told I'm doing it wrong.
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by 63stack 4mo ago
100k lines is huge, I don't know what these jokers are on
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by 63stack 4mo ago
I'd say northwest
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by 63stack 4mo ago
Nobody said that?
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by 63stack 4mo ago
This is my question as well, especially about the "community check". How will it be ensured that the "community check" is not going to be dominated by bots pushing an agenda? How is that different from "just another
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by 63stack 4mo ago
The last time I looked at this, using ignore-scripts = true with npm results in "npm run xyz" getting blocked as well, is that still the case?
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by 63stack 4mo ago
I don't see why we couldn't have both better education around this, and the freedom to opt out of surveillance
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by 63stack 4mo ago
I'm pretty sure mythos is just a new unreleased version of Opus + marketing + a different system prompt.
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by 63stack 4mo ago
And one of the threat models that police use in the US is tracking women suspected of going for abortions through the use of road cameras, and other surveillance methods. Once you have the attestation in place you have no guarantee who is g
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by 63stack 4mo ago
There is also net.ipv4.ip_unprivileged_port_start
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by 63stack 4mo ago
The first 3 hits on any search engine weren't relevant?
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by 63stack 4mo ago
But nobody said that apart from you?
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by 63stack 5mo ago
The established culture on a lot of projects is that you open an issue, and then you have to keep pinging it every week otherwise the stale bot closes it with "this issue is stale, closing, but your contribution is very important to us
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by 63stack 5mo ago
It's close to Opus 4.5 for me
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by 63stack 5mo ago
It does, I posted the answer 2 times already and both my comments got flagged
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by 63stack 5mo ago
Using "strong" language on HN often gets down voted, there is very heavy tone policing
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by 63stack 5mo ago
A quite large chunk of botnet "members" are IoT crap (even mattresses).
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by 63stack 5mo ago
It's fair to question whether the play store is the number one source of scams, but you should also question whether google actually does enough to keep scams off of Play, or is that just a pretense. If I search for "DeepL" t
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by 63stack 5mo ago
It renames one of them to $hostname_conflicted, or something like that. Keepass has a built in tool for reconciling two databases, you can use that in this scenario.
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by 63stack 5mo ago
Where was that worker's solidarity from meta employees when they to built out the surveillance network?
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by 63stack 5mo ago
A much better argument would be "if you can point the AI to scan it for vulnerabilities, why not do that yourself and fix the vulnerabilities"?

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