aetherspawn

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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
Cloudflare are winning these days, they’re just lacking good fine grained permissions. You still have to make an entirely separate account for prod, which messes up SSO since one domain can only be bound to one account.
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
Is Web USB also supported?
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
Unions are basically mafia.
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
Actually that’s exactly what it does (seems), because it works fine without internet. I say this authoritatively because I have a ‘huge’ small business deployment of like 20 UniFi devices, and the internet breaks virtually every time I chan
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
Engineers are awful at advocating for themselves, and that’s why they study and work twice as hard as lawyers and finance, have less perks (travel, food, cars, private offices) yet they get paid half as much.
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
I think the mistake the OP made was going to unifi.com for the setup, when in fact you can go to 192.168.1.1 and set it up fully locally from there. The cloud management is great after setup, but not during setup because yeah you keep losin
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
Live dissection and experimentation on “alive but drugged” human brains is mental. How do you ensure that you aren’t torturing a brain that can’t see, hear or scream? How are you held accountable?
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
It kind of protects against low budget sci-fi I guess, which could be a net good thing. Under the rules you could attempt to shoot Resident Alien, but not Star Trek.
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
Say I had $1000, how do I get the best value for money to discover vulnerabilities? Are there any worthwhile LLM powered services that are turnkey and ready to go?
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
I get like 33 and a half million spam messages per day to my Shopify store, all bots using Gmail addresses. Google really need to get it together. Their sender reputation bypasses all the normal spam filters, but if it was up to me…
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
I think AI is great for the soul destroying boring stuff that makes me want to quit my job like wrapping legacy code in test cases. Hey I’ll take on any idiot who’s willing to do that job, even if he’s artificial.
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
The one thing that’s good about Microsoft is the support. You can get someone on the phone in less than an hour and they can actually fix the thing. That’s why it’s so far been hard to go past Outlook Plan 1 for (big scale) email hosting. C
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
I want the world to go back to the way it was before, so I’m going to boycott it. Sue me, I have that right.
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
https://www.drive.com.au/news/tesla-enhanced-autopilot-goes-...
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
Wow.. this is maybe the plant for anyone interested: https://light.bio/
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
The branding is confusing. I’m talking about the paid version of Autopilot, which was for sale for $5000, sometimes called “Autopilot Plus”. For right hand drive markets, it seems to be a stripped down version of FSD 10 or 11. It automatica
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
Many countries in the world are on a 6+ year old version of Autopilot, yeah..
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
Autopilot (no longer for sale) is so unsafe I’m surprised there’s no class action for owners to force Tesla to upgrade it to FSD for free. Especially in right hand drive markets (non US) it’s even worse than Toyota’s radar cruise. I’ve near
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
Yeah that’s just because there are more narcissist men than women. Maybe maternal instinct slightly offsets narcissism or something. The narcissist partner never wants to leave, but the victim wants out as soon as they can afford to do it.
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
I don’t think Sun synchronous orbit is possible except in LEO. LEO is high risk and star link satellites deorbit or burn up all the time. Not good from a capex POV on graphics cards.
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by aetherspawn 4mo ago
Any public reviews?
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by aetherspawn 5mo ago
If they’re going hard in on services maybe they’ll finally go up against Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, proper. Between the two someone needs to disrupt it with a cheaper stripped down alternative (from a big player) because the prices
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by aetherspawn 5mo ago
The writing is way better than both ChatGPT and Claude. It sounds like a human blogger would write: No superfluous formatting (dot points, em dash), with proper use of punctuation, but not too much, and with active voice.
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by aetherspawn 5mo ago
It still works, you can just keep using it. I think that’s what the author would want. People to keep using it until it doesn’t work anymore.
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by aetherspawn 5mo ago
Sorry I couldn’t really figure out if this was a harness, a fine tuned model, or both. Can we use Qwen with this for example? Is the performance expected to be better in that case?
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by aetherspawn 5mo ago
You should have a go writing it with SSE intrinsics. You might find that letting the compilers optimiser have a crack at it will make it even faster. Or at least it will be easier to call.
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by aetherspawn 5mo ago
Which site did you use?
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by aetherspawn 5mo ago
Umm yeah but this is like every release in the last 3 years. The big question is: does it still just write slop, or not? Fool me once, fool me twice, fool me for the 32nd time, it’s probably still just slop.
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by aetherspawn 5mo ago
So what you’re saying is if you were secretly a psycho and wanted to stalk your ex-girlfriend, you work at a Telco and basically have access to the tools to do it? So putting aside the fact you’re a reasonable person, anyone who works thems
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by aetherspawn 5mo ago
I’m spitballing here but it seemed like his job was a kind of ITS/technician job in the core infrastructure, and it seemed like he didn’t need to go through normal channels to get the information he wanted, ie he could just like pcap a

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