Bigpet

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by Bigpet 9d ago
I think lying to investors is essentially what she was convicted of. You can make the argument that Musk believes what he says. Or you can say that he stayed clear of methods that make malice very obvious like forging documents. But I don&#
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by Bigpet 2mo ago
That's part of it, but if you lived through months of news about where milk is unsafe and how to wash your vegetables and how much iodine to take. You'd maybe think differently too. All the "oh, but it's different now, i
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by Bigpet 3mo ago
Top comment doesn't say it's better. Just says it's a "workhorse". The article itself doesn't say "it's better", basically just says "in this one specific benchmark it beat Claude with Claud
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by Bigpet 3mo ago
If you did "web stuff" in the early 2000s (like 2005-2010). You'd probably know who he is. He did Ruby on Rails, a backend web framework. But that was also very Start-up and America focussed. So if you did web dev in some oth
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by Bigpet 4mo ago
Well maybe we shouldn't then? Before LLMs some not just clueless but also malicious rando could've send a PR too. And the maintainers might've gotten burned out any and just said f-it and merged stuff randomly. I don't s
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by Bigpet 4mo ago
Disabling ssh alternate channels will make it uncomfortable enough for most people to be a deterrant. But if you require multiple ssh channels for different reasons that won't be a solution for you.
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by Bigpet 4mo ago
He asked for a steel-man, you were the one to provide the straw-man.
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by Bigpet 4mo ago
Whoa there, am I missing something, why so aggressive and immediately with the ad homs? I think by that logic dangerously-skip-permissions and openclaw should've never been a thing. I agree that people use them too liberally, but I thi
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by Bigpet 5mo ago
Are you being sincere? This is one layer of irony too much for my brain to comprehend. The person you're replying to is making a joke about OpenAI shutting down Sora their video generation "social media" app recently.
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by Bigpet 5mo ago
Well it seems like whatever's on that page is blocked by the corporate proxy malware scanner I'm currently behind.
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by Bigpet 6mo ago
Is that in addition to mainframes or for completely replacing them?
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by Bigpet 6mo ago
When initially opening the page it had broken colors in light mode. For anyone else encountering it: switch to dark mode and then back to light mode to fix it.
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by Bigpet 7mo ago
I think the dev that was responsible for the bootloader or some security chip having the option to be opened posted on twitter a while ago. Pretty sure he implied or mentioned that this was what he was hoping for. Edit: this was what I was
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by Bigpet 8mo ago
Oh, thank for the correction. I must've muddled it up in my mind with the contact tracing integration that had during Covid.
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by Bigpet 8mo ago
Shouldn't most comodity GPS receivers also be GLONASS compatible (I get that Galileo is more niche and might not be included). Does the Sensor Apple uses not use GLONASS in Russia? Or is it cheapo Android Phones picking up the tag and
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by Bigpet 8mo ago
I don't even care about that. My suggestion to him was earnest. I don't have a problem with LLMs. Just with how people use them. I just don't like "slop". I see the same user-interaction problems every time. I just
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by Bigpet 8mo ago
Was this done heavily LLM assisted? Especially the PDF Edit tools have user-interaction quirks and bugs that a human developer would catch immediately during the regular manual testing when developing. I'd suggest you at least try and
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by Bigpet 9mo ago
I would not have guessed that iOS allows enough access to APIs to implement anything vpp-based. Very cool to see. I also enjoyed working with vpp (for the brief 6 months that I had with it).
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by Bigpet 11mo ago
> Python is heavily OOP, everything is an object in python for example. I strongly disagree. How is everything being called an object in any way "heavily OOP"? OOP is not just "I organize my stuff into objects". You c
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by Bigpet 1y ago
Don't know if you need to compile, you might want to but I think interpreting might seem reasonable if size/complexity is a concern. Is the runtime really that large? I know with wasm 2.0 with garbage collection and exceptions is
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by Bigpet 1y ago
Could you try to address the obvious point being made instead of trying to obfuscate? There's plenty of bad outcomes besides death. Not all fentanyl users die. If some fent wholesaler were to provide unrefutable evidence that Noone die
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by Bigpet 1y ago
Very appropriate as well because the machines are given a bunch of feed to digest multiple times and to spew it out the other end as a big steaming pile.
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by Bigpet 1y ago
You make it sound like there isn't a very wide range of solutions between "just write html files" and "use a complete website framework". There's a space in there where a large percentage of web projects used t
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by Bigpet 1y ago
You can math that out pretty well. If your code has a breakage chance of 50% and your dependencies all have a breakage chance of 1% then with 70 dependecies you get to 50.5% breakage chance from dependencies.
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by Bigpet 1y ago
I don't think you're arguing against anything that was said in that post. There was never an "at all cost". The author was hedging even in the headlines ("indiscriminately", "before you know you need one&q
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by Bigpet 1y ago
You can already subscribe to projects or single issues/PRs on github and reply via email to post comments. I can understand not wanting to use GitHub/GitLab/etc. for various reasons. But I don't understand how usability
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by Bigpet 1y ago
I was looking for the current state of the art of component testing for angular. After reading a bunch of drama around playwright and component testing I stumbled across this unrelated blog post. I liked the cute web page idea for the app u
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UI Component Testing Revisited: Modern Implementation with Visual Verification(paulhammant.com)
2 points by Bigpet 1y ago|1 comments
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by Bigpet 1y ago
I too think there is merit in exploring to what degree conciousness can be approximated by or observed in computational systems of any kind. Including neural networks. But I just can't get over how fake and manipulative the framing of
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by Bigpet 1y ago
It reeks of some navel-gazing self-aggrandizing. I bet not even half the people doing the hand-wringing over how some matrix multiplications might feel are vegan or regularly spare a thought about how their or their companies consumption be

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