celsoazevedo

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by celsoazevedo 4d ago
I think the Hugging Face attack is just a preview of what's to come. It doesn't need to be very intelligent to cause serious issues.
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by celsoazevedo 4d ago
How many apple seeds do you need to eat to get to that point?
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by celsoazevedo 4d ago
I don't find it hard to believe that eventually some AI may kill a number of humans. You give it instructions to do something, it goes off the rails and after a certain point starts having like malware, destroying things to accomplish
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by celsoazevedo 4d ago
I see, thanks.
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by celsoazevedo 4d ago
This seems to be a very powerful way to contribute to OpenStreetMap, but I'm not sure if it's the right option for a new user. I have over 2k contributions and most are from the Every Door app ( https://every-door.app&#
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by celsoazevedo 4d ago
Kagi seems to heavily rely on Yandex for results. I don't use it, so can't compare, but are results much better than using Yandex directly?
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by celsoazevedo 4d ago
Kagi was using Yandex, it comes up on every Kagi post here. Seems that they've removed that info from their site now though...
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by celsoazevedo 8d ago
Not to the same extent, but during his first term, his administration had issues with Canada, Mexico, Europe/UK, NATO, China, etc. Tariffs were a thing back then already. And he was elected again. Clearly it wasn't a huge issue fo
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by celsoazevedo 8d ago
Can I still get Google Adsense payments when Google has my European bank account and address if there are sanctions or something like that? Can I still login to my Cloudflare account and manage a domain registered with them? Will I lose acc
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by celsoazevedo 8d ago
I'm not sure if it's really a "trump agenda". The ideas didn't start with him, the people who voted for said ideas aren't going to suddenly disappear, and this is his second term. It looks more like part of the
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by celsoazevedo 8d ago
Something changed because Apple Weather has never been as accurate as Dark Sky for me, especially for rain forecast. I used to be able to go on walks without an umbrella because of how reliable it was at predicting when rain was going to re
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by celsoazevedo 8d ago
Early this year I was thinking "will I still have access to this service if they invade Greenland?" Never had to do it before. That's how much it has changed.
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by celsoazevedo 8d ago
There's a lot of important data that runs through Cloudflare, so I think it's a bit naive to think that there's nothing interesting for the NSA there.
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by celsoazevedo 9d ago
Tesco, a large supermarket chain (also in the UK), is also moving away from VMware: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2026/06/tesco... I'm assuming they're paying much more than a footb
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by celsoazevedo 10d ago
That's just what the countries that defeated Germany did. The Americans had Paperclip, the soviets had Operation Osoaviakhim: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Osoaviakhim Not to mention the initial dash to
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by celsoazevedo 10d ago
That will depend a lot on the user/customer base you have. I doubt your business will continue as normal if you support those same ideas publicly and many of your clients are likely to be targeted, for example. The same would happen if
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by celsoazevedo 12d ago
"On Monday 24th August at 8PM EST, we received at letter from X Corp. asking to cease and desist the service XCancel. The service XCancel is stopped until further notice. We are seeking legal advice and won't share more details fo
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by celsoazevedo 12d ago
I don't think Anthropic was punished for technical reasons.
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by celsoazevedo 12d ago
That "You would willingly and intentionally chose a less secure [...]" did sound like you assuming they would do it, but I guess I misunderstood what you were saying. My bad. By the way, if you don't consider politics when ma
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by celsoazevedo 12d ago
You should check your settings (or run this again) after each major update, because Microsoft loves to reset some settings to default.
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by celsoazevedo 12d ago
Been using this for a few years, since I moved to Windows 10, so I don't think it's a copy. But thanks for the link, wasn't aware about that open source project.
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by celsoazevedo 12d ago
I guess for that you could have a Windows machine just for gaming. No need to deal with the trade-offs of that come with using a console (if that matters to you).
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by celsoazevedo 12d ago
This is more a decrapifier than an "anti-spy tool". Yes, it also lets you easily block things like microphone access and disable AI features, but it's not a firewall. I started using it with Windows 10 because I could disable
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by celsoazevedo 13d ago
Slow down mate, you're not replying to the same user :-) You asked them the following: > Would you chose a product inferior to 1password if it better aligned with your politics? Nowhere in your question you mentioned security, but y
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by celsoazevedo 13d ago
This doesn't concern me, but how do you go from "inferior product" to "less secure" and "let me contact your employer"? There are other secure password managers out there, including open-source alternative
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by celsoazevedo 15d ago
(In case you're not aware) It's the same thing. Uber operates in London as private hire operator, so their drivers are mini cab drivers. Same rules (now: basic English and rules test, yearly car inspections, MOT every 6 months, ca
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by celsoazevedo 18d ago
The 3 tweets: > Starting September 14, we're permanently raising standard weekly limits in Claude Code by 25% for Pro, Max, Team, and seat-based Enterprise plans. Until then, the current 50% increase will be in place. > Compared
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by celsoazevedo 21d ago
Where did the savings come from? Maybe they were licensing a paid font? I doubt saved them more money than using a free font.
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by celsoazevedo 21d ago
Politics aside, Twitter/X has become a bad place to share information on and to link to. It's a bad option from a technical point of view. We can't read a multi-part tweet (or follow-ups from the author) or check the latest u
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by celsoazevedo 23d ago
> whereas it appears China can do both Not these. They seem to be using ARM-designed cores that others already use and TSMC fabs in Taiwan.

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