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by Corrado 16d ago
The general problem I have with this is that I think those C-level executive should be doing C-level stuff and not programmer stuff. If you're using AI to help with your main job, great! If you're using AI to do someone else&#x2
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by Corrado 23d ago
Yes, gmail filters are VERY good.
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by Corrado 1mo ago
This is pretty cool. I recently purchased some used rims for my car and they have some pretty bad road rash (scratches). I've been playing with TinkerCAD for a bit trying to create a sanding block that would conform to the rim and th
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Hacking Fiber to the Home(hackaday.com)
2 points by Corrado 1mo ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 1mo ago
Wow, that’s a great idea! I loved keybase back in the day and really thought it solved a real world problem in a unique and interesting way. Then Zoom bought it (for some reason) and left it to rot.
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by Corrado 2mo ago
All of this secret back and forth with pricing and models and such is really giving me the willies. I'm very much not on the AI bandwagon but I can see that it has it's uses. However, I'm starting to think that maybe it&#x2
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Artificial Confidence: They all picked September first(artificialconfidence.com)
3 points by Corrado 2mo ago|1 comments
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Cursor, GitLab and Zed agree GitHub is breaking. They disagree on how to rebuild(thenewstack.io)
3 points by Corrado 3mo ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 4mo ago
I haven't upgraded to WiFi 5 yet and it looks like being cheap|lazy is paying off. Seriously though, this is some pretty interesting|scary stuff. This new technique doesn't require any modifications to the WiFi network at all and
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by Corrado 4mo ago
I can see AI being a problem and a solution in this case. My view is that most "corporate" coding is not developer bound but PM bound. So, AI doesn't really accelerate development that much. However, in something like the
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Linus Torvalds declares AI-fueled code surges as the new normal(neowin.net)
1 points by Corrado 4mo ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 4mo ago
“There are safeguards in place to protect sensitive content, and the data is not used for any other purpose,” I've heard this before in previous corporate jobs and the data ALWAYS ends up being used somewhere else. Usually in job perf
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by Corrado 5mo ago
I think that an eventual consequence of using AI is that more and more of these things will happen. Like you, I'm experienced enough to know that you separate environments completely; nothing shared. This is wisdom and something AI w
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by Corrado 5mo ago
>On that topic, it’s always surprised me just how little Apple invest into their enterprise / business backend services. Everything about the way they integrate Macs into businesses is awkward. Apple could make so much money there i
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by Corrado 5mo ago
I was recently at a "town hall" meeting in my community and spoke with a older woman about Flock cameras. Initially she was not concerned about it and was generally in favor of the idea. I agreed that there could be benefits but
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by Corrado 5mo ago
Actually, that won’t work. The flock cameras don’t only rely on license plate information. They use “AI” to determine the make model and color of your car as well as any outstanding features, such as bumper stickers or roof racks.
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by Corrado 6mo ago
I just saw this article on BlueSky and thought it reflected my ideology quite well. My frustration is that everyone around me seems to be going bonkers for AI and I'm just staring, wide eyed into the abyss. I feel so out of place bec
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by Corrado 6mo ago
I think this is a pretty insightful article on how AI is working inside AWS. And I feel like this same attitude is relevant for other AI "providers" as well. The facts seem pretty slim on how effective AI is at replacing enginee
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by Corrado 6mo ago
> If I could afford to live 15 minutes from the office I 100% would go to an office. This is a really good point. At one point in my career I lived close enough to the office that I could ride my bike to work. It was actually pretty ni
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by Corrado 6mo ago
You know, I never realized the "human collaboration" against "AI can replace you" dissonance before but I believe that you are complete correct.
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by Corrado 7mo ago
As a healthcare company, we are currently going through the process of how to allow on-device AI activity while reducing the associated risk. I really like the idea of giving the agent a specific identity instead of globbing onto the crede
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Dr. StrangeClaw or: how I learned to stop worrying and love the AI(chrisfarris.com)
1 points by Corrado 7mo ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 7mo ago
I really wish that Keybase would have taken off. I think it was a great balance between verification and ease of use. Again, Keybase didn't prevent someone from impersonating another, it just raised the cost. And sometimes that&#x27
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by Corrado 7mo ago
Thank you for reminding me of Y2K! It's the perfect example of what happens when you forget about the people keeping things together. My team and I worked really hard for several years to make sure that Y2K didn't have any effect
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by Corrado 7mo ago
Unfortunately, you cannot hide by obscuring your license plate. The ALPR system recognizes vehicles by type, color, and any outstanding features (bumper stickers, trailers, etc.) So, even if you removed your license plate completely they
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by Corrado 8mo ago
I've known this for quite a while and have advocated for removing 3rd party A/V stuff from our fleet of macOS devices. Unfortunately, A/V software is listed as "required" from our SOC2 auditors and convincing them
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You don't need to pay for third-party AV software to protect your PC anymore(howtogeek.com)
1 points by Corrado 8mo ago|1 comments
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by Corrado 8mo ago
I think this is an excellent move and the sign of a mature organization. I can hardly imagine the confusion and strife that would arise from the sudden termination of Linus' git repo.
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What Happens If Torvalds' Git Repo Goes Away?(phoronix.com)
4 points by Corrado 8mo ago|2 comments
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by Corrado 9mo ago
When you say per account, do you mean per user account or per AWS account?

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