Insimwytim

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by Insimwytim 4d ago
Spin up your own instance and ask them to join!
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by Insimwytim 13d ago
Prompt: Answer without searching the internet: Woah! Must it discard all pre-training as well? It already slurped "the internet". You can't seriously say it doesn't count!
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by Insimwytim 13d ago
TL;DR: 1. Not today. November 2025. They don't make it clear. 1.1. One would expect that to be put in the title, when the article is written almost a year after that. 1.2. No, the article doesn't state that in the first paragraph.
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by Insimwytim 17d ago
Wouldn't think I'd be cheering Antrophic decision, but this is excellent. They probably were thinking about how that serves them as an ad, not about transparency, but still. I say they should go one step further and somehow make i
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by Insimwytim 18d ago
Versions are different during the upgrade. That's how upgrade is done. You spin up replica, upgrade it to the target engine version, ensure it's up to date and switch over. [1] [1] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/Amaz
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by Insimwytim 18d ago
That's kinda fun (not in a fun way). Since the update is done semi-automatically by the means of AWS RDS, does AWS takes any responsibility for that? Unless this use case is warned against in migration notes, I would think they ought t
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by Insimwytim 18d ago
If you applying NOT NULL constraint, why not extract it from json altogether as a separate column? What's the use of it in json? You may construct it back on retrieval, if you need it in results.
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by Insimwytim 23d ago
About five hundred dependencies (give or take). npm being npm.
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by Insimwytim 23d ago
What's worse is when it is used as a job title, a role, which people are hired for! Sounds like a complete nonsense, yet here we are.
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by Insimwytim 23d ago
The term "piracy" is used by record companies to demonize sharing and cooperation by equating them to kidnaping, murder and theft.[1] [1] https://stallman.org/articles/end-war-on-sharing.html
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by Insimwytim 25d ago
LLM users don't want to put in effort, so they offload tasks to LLM. LLM doesn't seem to be keen to put in effort either! Is this AGI?
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by Insimwytim 27d ago
I understand why it's appealing for techies, but I feel like talks about importance of OGAS are very much blown out of proportion. Not that the project didn't have merit on itself (we're talking about proto-internet, basicall
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by Insimwytim 27d ago
It is difficult, this is why it required a whole institution. And not just an institution, but with proper mandate as well. It also can be necessary. In fact, Fred Brooks in The Mythical Man-Month, specifically in chapters 3 "The Surgi
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by Insimwytim 27d ago
The efforts to sabotage and disband central planning started as early as 1954. In 1954 an executive order of 14 Oct 1954 reduced the amount of administrative personnel by 450 thousands. The amount of metrics went down from 9 940 to 6 308 in
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by Insimwytim 28d ago
It's baffling to me how they can get away with such evident naming!
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by Insimwytim 28d ago
I'd love if people stopped trying to pretend Snowden didn't happen.
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by Insimwytim 1mo ago
I think there are some, who couldn't be a part of the public conversation, precisely because of they inability to add anything to said conversation. LLMs enables them to post (or, rather, paste) something, in an attempt to trick others
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by Insimwytim 1mo ago
On one side, you have pieces like this, where seemingly there are constant fights between serious actors with large and properly distributed budgets, employing top tech and top minds; on the other - regular news of the hackz, where responsi
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by Insimwytim 1mo ago
This is misinformed. As many have said before: it's basically malicious compliance. They're supposed to be super annoying ... Instead of complying, they choose this obnoxious practice so they could continue ... monitoring ever
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by Insimwytim 1mo ago
if you are going to rely on what you've seen in movies as your evidence I didn't. If you going to twist my words in order to mask weakness of your position and ignore the arguments, "I think this conversation is alrea
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by Insimwytim 1mo ago
You may float an idea to describe what you've just said in the banner, and have just a "close" button. E.g. "we don't set any tracking cookies, so we're already compliant with the law even without banner, so th
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by Insimwytim 1mo ago
I think the impression, that "AI" would make it easier is not only far-fetched, but utterly misguided. So far it hasn't made anything easier (support call lines are the proof of that). I understand the picture of that outcome
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by Insimwytim 1mo ago
Why use "AI" then? Everything can be handled by playing a message and reading a response with far superior, refined, cheaper and privacy-respecting technology than voice recognition - pushing a button.
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by Insimwytim 1mo ago
Reasonable would be to play a message "We know about the accident on Elm Street, we're already dispatched a team, if you're calling about that, you may hang up". No need to waste people's time with an "AI agent
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by Insimwytim 1mo ago
A throwaway just for this thread, wow!
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by Insimwytim 1mo ago
Billionaires love it when you try to vote with your wallet, because while billionaires only represent 0.00004% of the population, their wallets are 100,000 times larger than average. [1] [1] https://pluralistic.net/2
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by Insimwytim 1mo ago
I actually liked the story, despite some valid negative comments here. "AC on" crowd usually have no consideration for anyone and rarely understands that while air flow matters, the temperature doesn't have to be freezing. &q
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by Insimwytim 1mo ago
The Cloudflare folks apparently want security issues reported via HackerOne (which wouldn’t let me log in because the Cloudflare CAPTCHA HackerOne uses seems to be broken…). That's just gold
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by Insimwytim 2mo ago
I do that too. I do introduce changes in separate PRs. They could be related to the same problem and referenced accordingly. and the changes depend on each other so I can't open multiple independent PRs Why? Is it a technical re
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by Insimwytim 2mo ago
I feel like many people (and industry in general) complicate things unnecessary. Stacked pull requests break large changes into small, reviewable pull requests. That's how pull requests are supposed to be, no? If yours aren&#x2

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