CorpOverreach

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by CorpOverreach 19d ago
SponsorBlock is the answer to that.
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4 points by CorpOverreach 2mo ago|2 comments
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by CorpOverreach 3mo ago
I do think it's going to get harder and harder to run bleeding-edge models; this is just the start of it. It being hard for the average joe to run these at its fullest potential is unfortunate, but the important part is that _you can_
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by CorpOverreach 3mo ago
Yep. The entire thing. Instant turn-off when reading an article. I'm sure the content does have some value, and perhaps someone spent time putting together an original copy that they thought was going to be made better by having AI &qu
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by CorpOverreach 3mo ago
Still unacceptable.
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by CorpOverreach 6mo ago
I feel like this is absolutely not the case. Our corporate infosec guys are freaking out, as developers and general users alike are finding all new ways to poke holes in literally everything. We're finding out quickly that enterprise e
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by CorpOverreach 7mo ago
The parent poster has already been called out at least once for commenting in form that reads like AI generated slop. In fact, their only post that doesn’t read like AI generated content is the one reply to where they got called out.
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by CorpOverreach 1y ago
I wish more games would prioritize couch co-op modes over online play. Games that are focused on online only play basically have an expiration date from the day that they launch. Some may live longer, some may be dead on arrival. But, make
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by CorpOverreach 1y ago
> the person was doing bad things, and told the AI to do bad things too, then what is the AI going to do? Personally, the AI should do what it's freaking told to do. It's boggling my mind that we're purposely putting so mu
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by CorpOverreach 1y ago
I'd really love to talk to someone that both really believes this to be true, and has a hands-on experience with building and using generative AI. The intersection of the two seems to be quite hard to find. At the state that we're
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by CorpOverreach 1y ago
My "comfort food" in this article is the realization that no matter how big, how advanced a team can be -- we all make (and ship) really dumb changes to production. A bolted-on wrapper if() statement that spans a bit too far is cl
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by CorpOverreach 2y ago
It's down! :(
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by CorpOverreach 2y ago
For those that don't get the reference or remember their history... this is exactly what the US has been trying to do since the Cold War eras. [1] It's absurd, and while it was mostly reformed in the last 1990's, parts of it
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by CorpOverreach 2y ago
It saddens me that we've normalized the recording of vertical videos. There'll be so many more historical events caught on video... but it's now so much more likely that it'll be a vertical video. :(
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by CorpOverreach 3y ago
This part continues to bug me in ways that I can't seem to find the right expression for: > Previous Claude models often made unnecessary refusals that suggested a lack of contextual understanding. We’ve made meaningful progress in
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by CorpOverreach 3y ago
Hopefully all of the "me too!" features other platforms (Instagram Shorts, Facebook Reels, etc.) go down with it too. They're the perfect combination of addicting and entirely useless.
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by CorpOverreach 3y ago
It's useful. It's more of a large-scale broadcast situation. Think of large corporate town halls, town council meetings, etc.
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by CorpOverreach 4y ago
My first interaction with this was with Phantasy Star Online on the Nintendo GameCube. (Yes, it did have online connectivity!) PSO would display the current time in .beats - a concept I thought was amazing at the time, showing the same time
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by CorpOverreach 4y ago
There's gotta be a bunch of shills out there trying to drive up the "acceptance" of the new flip phones out there. There were lots of nearly identical comments made on a few Reddit threads about this phone. I'm with the
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by CorpOverreach 4y ago
So it's basically taking an interest-free home equity loan against the property, in a round-about way? You're basically de-valuing the property since whoever buys it next will have to pay a lump sum in taxes to take ownership. I g
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by CorpOverreach 4y ago
NASA's website gives a much easier view of the pictures: https://www.nasa.gov/webbfirstimages
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by CorpOverreach 4y ago
I usually break from coffee when going on vacation, so coming back to work afterwards and not having coffee isn't so much of a problem. The thing though is... I _like_ coffee. The caffeine is maybe 20% of the experience for me. I enjoy
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by CorpOverreach 5y ago
I was thinking something along the same lines. The article said 42 TB per datacenter. How many datacenters is Twitter running?
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by CorpOverreach 6y ago
Maybe "incredibly easy" isn't the right term for _stealing_ it - but once it's stolen it's easy to get away with it. This is especially true if you're managing your own wallet/private keys/etc. If you
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by CorpOverreach 6y ago
I'm pretty sure no one is running mission/security-critical applications on a 6502.
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by CorpOverreach 6y ago
Pretty sure the cats are judging you regardless of what you say.
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by CorpOverreach 6y ago
I wouldn't necessarily call their platform a niche - but rather one that doesn't foster a lot of open-source contributions. I've always felt like development on Apple's platforms, even when wildly successful, is often a
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by CorpOverreach 6y ago
You could provide it a region or a specific location and it can give you the information for those coordinates. If you don't want to provide it location information 24/7, you should be able to deal with that "good enough&quot
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by CorpOverreach 6y ago
For large enough enterprises, $1k a month is a rounding error. Also, depending on how you're provisioning accounts and laying out your networking, you may not want to be sticking one of these in every VPC. There's no one-size-fits
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by CorpOverreach 6y ago
Now if only I could acquire an RTX 3080 to pair with it :(

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