Aeyxen

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by Aeyxen 1y ago
Yeah, true that.
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by Aeyxen 1y ago
I think Zod uses JIT compilation via `new Function`, rather than including the entire TypeScript compiler. This method allows for concise validation logic, executing only what’s necessary at runtime.
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by Aeyxen 1y ago
Bravo to the Vaev team for championing unrestrained technological exploration! The choice of C++ is bold. Despite the security concerns often highlighted, modern C++ with smart pointers, and RAII patterns can be just as safe as Rust when do
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by Aeyxen 1y ago
Actually, I'll go a step further - in the long run, we probably won't need human forecasters at all. The current human-in-the-loop model exists largely because our technology hasn't been good enough yet, not because there&#x2
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by Aeyxen 1y ago
Yeah, I hope that as well.
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by Aeyxen 1y ago
I understand your perspective as a marketer, but I think you're creating a false dichotomy. Yes, persuasion tech has stronger financial incentives, but that doesn't prevent beneficial applications from emerging simultaneously. The
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by Aeyxen 1y ago
It's always amusing to watch people act shocked when LLMs beat average humans at persuasion. The actual headline here should be: 'A system trained on terabytes of successful human persuasion is better at persuasion than a random p
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by Aeyxen 1y ago
The thread keeps circling around the politics, but almost nobody has dug into what actually goes on in the NWS tornado warning pipeline. It's worth being specific: the National Weather Service operates some of the most robust automatio
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by Aeyxen 1y ago
Politics aside, it’s odd how often the entire debate misses the real bottleneck: assigning blame doesn’t restore operational capacity or re-architect the warning pipeline. If the system depends on 24/7, highly skilled human decision-ma
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by Aeyxen 1y ago
The wild part: this isn’t a theoretical bug. It’s implementation laziness that other UK networks already solved, as the post notes. ECI leaks have been called out since LTE rolled out—see papers like https://arxiv.org/abs&#x
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by Aeyxen 1y ago
If privacy service providers have to keep logs anywhere, they lose all technical credibility—doesn't matter if you're registered in Panama, the Netherlands, or Mars. Perhaps, we should design systems where compliance is impossible
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by Aeyxen 1y ago
Even if the revision is 'dead' now, the precedent is set: the Swiss government’s willingness to consider gutting core privacy protections rewrites the risk calculation for every privacy-focused provider headquartered there. If you
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by Aeyxen 1y ago
Proton didn't just market 'Swiss privacy,' they built real engineering around non-retention—no logs, no trackers, nothing to subpoena. If Switzerland erodes that, the only defensible move for actual privacy builders is to exi
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by Aeyxen 1y ago
Many variants of this debate play out in real-world systems: data pipelines, game engines, and large-scale web infra. The only universal law is that local code clarity must never be optimized at the expense of global throughput or maintaina